[Youtube Review][Vox] The sound illusion that makes Dunkirk so intense

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Summary Comments : [Vox] The sound illusion that makes Dunkirk so intense

MR***:

I became in love with cinema with c. Nolan movies, my personal favorite 1. Memento 2. dark Knight 3. Interstellar

 

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Playtime Comments : [Vox] The sound illusion that makes Dunkirk so intense

He**********:

1:32 sounds like my washing machine when its about to stop and start the typical washing machine cleaning finished anthem.

ev********:

1:34 honestly sound like an airplane after landing

Ch**************:

02:13 I love "The Prestige" it's my favourite movie.

Ca*********:

1:25 yooo i literally felt my heart rate going up

Ea*******************:

1:30 Sounds like the trains in Sydney

Ry*****:

1:30 (when the mushrooms come on too strong)

Vi****:

1:27 sounds like the enterprise engines in the new star trek movies

E*:

0:49 Thank you Vox for using my video explanation on how to create this illusion!

Ma*******************:

Wow. Sometimes when I'm trying to sleep but my mind is still hyper, I imagine a jet engine turning off. But sometimes I don't do it right, so it turns out exactly like 1:30-1:38, and it takes a while for me to go to sleep. Good to know that it has a name. Thanks for nothing, Shepherd-Risset Glissando.

Ga*******:

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Top Comments : [Vox] The sound illusion that makes Dunkirk so intense

Th*******:

In my opinion it's creepier when it goes down then when it goes up

Ro*************:

"Oh, that's a bit of a dodgy question." - Hans Zimmer in that one commercial.

Br************:

Hans Zimmer is the best, his compisitions are amazing.

Ab************:

Yo did anyone else jump when the movie first start and there are those super loud gun shots?

Al*************:

My uncle is Hans Zimmer. Sadly he is not a composer.

Va****************:

Damn another reason to show how ahead of their time Pink Floyd was

Ka*******:

Were you rushing or draging?

Is*****:

Hans Zimmer masterpiece

Mo*********:

Shepard tone.. sounds familiar
Cod players screams of betrayal

De*********:

The movie's so intense I felt exhausted afterwards. But that's the whole point I suppose.

Ae****:

How did I get from Cyanide and Happiness to this.

Pa***:

The oscar judges must have watched this video

NA********:

creepiest sound




STUKA SOUNDS LOUDER AND LOUDER

Th************:

This movie was so freaking good. The people that thought it was boring are clearly too young to understand what actually happened in Dunkirk, or cannot appreciate the sound, visual effects and psychological thrill aspect of the movie.

The movie's purpose was not to tell a story, the purpose is to make you feel like you were one of the 400,000 soldiers escaping Dunkirk with your life on the line. If you expected a love story or a dialogue heavy story, you're going to be disappointed with this movie.

be****:

so this is what anxiety feels like

Mi**********:

shepard tones are what anxiety sounds like

Sh**********:

Hans Zimmer and Christopher Nolan are the best duo ever !

Sl*****************:

The film wouldn't have been the same without the soundtrack.

Mr**:

Zimmer recorded that ticking sound from Nolan's watch





Legend...

Za**********:

We need a collab of Hanz Zimmer & Ramin Djawadi

Ke******:

"The Oil" track in Dunkirk is pure Shepard tone.

Em*********:

I got scared when watching Dunkirk than watching most horror movies

Ad*****:

When Chris Nolan and Hans Zimmer work together, they create masterpieces.

Da*****:

hans zimmer + chris nolan =perfection

Ha*******:

also very interesting: nolan tried to apply the concept of the shepard's tone to the narrative as well. i think that he very much achieved that goal, the three narratives are balanced brilliantly and the film just doesn't stop piling on. it was one of the most intense movie experiences of my life, i felt physically exhausted after watching, or rather experiencing it.

i think it works like this:
Air - high pitch: dogfights, gliding and shooting down that stuka and ferrier quietly landing on the beach far away
Mole - middle pitch: from start to finish very intense: getting shot at in the streets, stuka bombing runs, ships exploding, almost drowning, returning to the beach and getting on mr. dawnson's boat
Sea - low pitch: leaving england, hearing the spitfires, witnessing dogfights and taking the soldiers and board, bomber crashing and the sea burning

anybody agree?

Me********:

i watched dunkirk twice and i was so obsessed with the music and the ticking noise throughout the movie. it really brought the movie to its peak. i heard about that the ticking sound was from one of christopher nolan's old vintage pocket clocks and i love the personal touch from the director!

T*:

I had the pleasure of watching the film last Sunday at Phenomena cinema in Barcelona. It was a 70mm showing with DTS audio. Before the film began, however, one of the staff members, a Director of Photography, explained that Nolan himself had been to the cinema a couple of weeks before for a private showing and had calibrated the projector and audio to his liking. His audio tastes were peculiar, to say the least. We were told that the volume we were going to experience was slightly lower than what Nolan requested due to how loud it was. They were right, every gunshot was deafening and the pacing of the film combined with the overwhelmingly loud soundtrack and immersive experience of the 70mm film made for an intense experience. I was genuinely recoiled in my seat and physically recoiling with each gunshot.

Mo******:

Dunkirk is a very different movie and not your standard war movie. There is very little dialogue a very simple plot, not much gore and almost no character development ( I think I remember 1 characters name). The movie is not for everyone because of how different it is and some will find it very boring. That being said I really enjoyed it the sound was amazing and in every scene I felt completely immersed in what was happening. I like how it show 3 different perspective of land air and sea and I like how the movie wasn't crazy long like other war movies. If you haven't seen it yet go into the movie expecting it to be different and you may or may not like it depending on what I mentioned.

 

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