Dunkirk Ending - All Farrier/Fortis 1 Scenes (with Variation 15 by Hans Zimmer) 

When my fuel tank is empty and my Spitfire is...ASHES...Then you have my permission to take me captive.

Farrier’s last dogfight, beach landing and capture is an incredible sequence in an incredible movie.

51 year old American Paratrooper here and I just wanted to say....Thank you Tommies for being hard as rocks!! You stood firm and helped save the world as we know it!!

Emotional scene. The brits seeing the spit’s prop not turning, and they know he stayed til the end to help them out.

As a INDIAN I want give a honourable salute to brave British pilots during World War Two who made sure we never surrender we will die with brave heart. Biggest respect and huge salute from West Bengal India. Tears roll out from my eyes when I see this clip.💥💥💥💥💥

“You don’t get into a Spitfire. You put it on”. -John Romain, Pilot.

There's a very famous photo taken after Dunkirk of the Germans posing in front of a Spitfire that crashed on the beach after the evacuation. That very same Spitfire was recovered from the sand years later, restored to her original specification, and is the Spitfire you see in this film.

2:01 is genuinely the most beautiful shot ive ever seen in a movie

Saw this on IMAX ... had tears in my eyes during this sequence ...

I feel bad for Farrier. But I admire his courage to fight to the end.

History will judge that DUNKIRK should have won the best picture Oscar over the unremarkable The Shape of Water.

Nimrod and a Spitfire by the sunset. How perfect can it get?

There are lots of awesome and memorable scenes from good movies but that Spit gliding over the beach in low altitude with engine off will stay with me for a long time, I figure. Just outstanding!

3:10 is one of the best shots in a movie.

Truly the greatest generation around the world, thank you.

This scene is pur art, emotions and intense feels. The most beautiful plane ever made, the music, the landing sequence, the goodbye and the burning picture.. No words to describe it

Stunning emotional scene. After helping the ground fellow soldiers with heroicity, the pilot find himself in a very risky situation. I can feel the loneliness of the pilot after the kindest act that anyone can be able to do. The music is awesome. It is one the best ending scene movie ever. I feel the loneliness as part of ourselves. Great film.

My favourite war film, the best score and the most iconic aircraft and wonderful piece of engineering. What a movie!

That moment when he was looking at his burning ship broke my aviator heart to pieces.

Perfect, absolutely perfect. Thank you for this mate 👍 My grandfather was an airman with the RAF, and I'm not ashamed to admit this edit choked me up. Thanks again.

A far more appropriate ending would have been a scene of HMS Shikari, one of the oldest and smallest destroyers in the Royal Navy, and the last vessel to leave Dunkirk, entering Dover with her last load of troops, her Battle Ensign flying and her guns elevated in token of a naval victory. Lt. Cdr. Richardson and his crew carried out seven round trips, bringing out 3349 men.

Let's not forget the fact that he got at least 5 kills making him an ace.

For me, the most amazing and beautiful part of this is around 2:22 - the Spit lands safely at Nimrod's crescendo, jubilant, but then a harsh sinister note takes over just as the plane is plunged into shadow, hinting at its fate.

Beautiful scene.. Beautiful music.. Beautiful spitfire..

The scene where the Spitfire is gliding over the troops on the beach is just so acheingly beautiful it makes my heart ache. Per Ardua Ad Astra!

This scene always touches my heart❤️ R.I.P. all those who lost their lives in two World Wars ...

When I saw this legendary aircraft to landing with that sun and these nature inviroment, I started to crying. My father was an aircraft engineer in the Greek Air Force told me that this engine was the diamond of the mechanic.

The scene is even powerful without sound.

I'm watching this as it has been announced that Queen Elizabeth has sadly passed away. Quite fitting the music and the mood currently in Great Britain at the moment. God Bless all that was lost in WW2 and God Bless the Queen and the Commonwealth. 🇬🇧

I Absolutely Love this final scene. The pilot's Bravery and Dedication to the Ground Pounders. Hero, no doubt! I was tense the entire time he was cranking the landing gear. Then, the vessel that brought him back safely, could not become Compromised. Tragic, yet Beautiful all at once. Fighter Pilots are Angels watching over us.

For me Ferrier was the real hero. Forget how is he capturated. He was on a plane. He had the best weapon and the best scape way. He could returned any moment since his tank started to finish but he didnt. Other words. He choosed to stay.

The magnificent Spitfire and Enigma Variations together give me goose bumps.

Damn, I feel like crying every time I see this. It is very good without the words from Churchill's speech, but the speech also adds meaning to the scene: the kid reads "And even if...a large part of our island were subjugated and starving, our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the British fleet, will continue the struggle, until, in God's good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the Old." The Tom Hardy character exemplifies what the whole nation was doing, providing an example to inspire the New World.

What a shame that this epic movie did not win a single price! Masterpiece of filming and music!

This is the most intensive and emotional scene I have seen in my entire life. I can watch it without limits and I cry my heart out every time I see it 🥹. She speaks to me as a psychological cause. The man who sacrifices his own life to save humanity and dies after helping his brothers. Courage, bravery and this human mission is perhaps the meaning of life. And this variation is absolutely wonderful. Congratulations on this achievement.

Puedo sentir la soledad del piloto como parte consustancial del ser humano. Es como una metáfora de la vida, un camino de obstáculos q se van superando y al final se consigue llegar, aterrizar, quizás sentirse realizado con las obligaciones cumplidas, (en este caso, por haber ayudado a sus compatriotas indefensos con gran heroicidad y sacrificios personales). Me emociono una y otra vez viendo este video. Maravilloso, como la vida misma. La música es realmente excepcional. Zimmer es un genio.

As an Aviationgeek, it makes me almost cry when I m looking at the beautiful Spidfire in flames. Brakes my heart.

Dear RenegadeRouser, I am from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and must say that the combination you made was simply perfect. I showed it to muy two daughters and muy nephew, and all of us got sensibilised. You borowed to us, a lot of the fellings of sacrifice those soldiers and aviators made to us. Those guys were just fantastic. Whem I read a book, or see a documentary about that time, that moment of mankind, I see the good side of mankind, as well the bad side of us. It was a time of contraditions and antagonism of all of mankind. Those galants gentlemens gave their lives, health and dreams of a good life for them, for the next generations have a fair world taken from them. So ... what we, the next generations, have done. We, as mankind, still have the same contraditions and antagonism. I frequently think about the sacrifice they made, and if they gave their lives, dreams and health for nothing. I just think that us, regular people like those mem were, should select ours politicions better, all around the world. Keep doing this wonderfull and romantic job, about the beautifulls and romantics moments of the beautifull side of human race. Congratulations.

Women cry at the end of "Titanic." Men cry at the end of "Dunkirk." ... And Terminator 2.

2:18 thank you for syncing this specific part of the music with the plane touching down just like it was in the movie! It was perfect timing and my favorite part of the whole sequence so I'm glad you kept it!! Great video :))

Ese avión aterrizando en la playa es una de las escenas más emotivas del cine., sin palabras.

It's called honor and sacrifice in a worthy, just cause. Judging by some of the comments here, those, sadly, seem to be rare qualities nowadays.

Honestly one of the best landings and one of the most tearful movie endings ever.

This scene is etched in my brain after having watched the film. The magnificent Spitfire in all its glory played out to Nimrod- a beautiful thing

1:59 i love how you blended in the music, perfectly edited and creates eargasm

It's amazing to see that how a WW2 pilot get huze respect from his fellow pilots and also landed his Spitfire at beach where he was ready to seperate his soul from his body with brave admirable heart and also burned his aircraft. Really anyone who can understand this clips with his own heart his tear automatically roll out. I want to give a honourable salute those British pilots who died with brave heart. Love from West Bengal India👮👮👮👮💥💥💥

beautiful scene beautiful spitfire and an epic movie.

This moment in history proves to me there is someone or something up there watching and helping the good guys. Dunkirk was a miracle and nothing less makes me cry a bit to all the nations who fought at dunkirk ❤️🇨🇵🇬🇧🇳🇱🇧🇪🇱🇺

brings a tear to the eye..and some pride..and memories of so many who died so young for the greater good. Thanks

I concur with the person who said in the comments this is an incredible scene from an incredible movie. I think the most beautiful part is when it is skimming along a couple of feet above the ground and he is manually hand-activating the wheels. The touchdown is as smooth as silk. I just find that incredibly poignant. Something in the honour, the down-to-earthness and the absolute beauty

When I watch this I always have a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye

the most majestic of scenes :)

DUNKIRK was the movie to win the Oscars ....

Best film I've ever seen the end was amazing made me cry been to dunkirk our troops were heroes along with French who held back the germans against all odds what bravery I salute you all

Hard times create tough men. Good times create soft men. Thank you for all your sacrifices, a generation with true grit.

Me: * See this scene * 1. Lie down 2. Try not to cry 3. Cry a lot

I love how Hans Zimmer took Edward Elgar's 'Nimrod' and made it his own for this sequence. Brilliant adaption.

I can picture Farrier at Colditz plotting the Great Escape.

Every one should have to learn a lesson from this movie never compromise with your duty and wrong judgement. You have to fight till the end.

Hauntingly beautiful, I'm moved by this scene every time I watch it.

"Now what's the next step of your master plan" "......crashing this plane"

Seeing Dunkirk in IMAX was truly a one-of-a-kind experience. 3:09 will always be one of the most beautiful shots in any movie for me.

On my second viewing of Dunkirk I keyed-in on the aviation sequences featuring Farrier, Collins and Fortis Leader, Michael Caine. I'd always admired Tom Hardy's portrayals but here in this film he manages to understate the character's heroism with minimal but nuanced dialogue, gestures, facial expressions and vocal inflections. For anyone who might think that it is 'just acting' it's nowhere as simple as that. If everyone could act we'd not be ponying-up for movie and theater tickets and streaming services. What Tom Hardy brings to this film is something so intangible as to defy describing it fully.

Respect, They died for us. We always have to fight for the freedom. We never forget that

Not English not Scottish not Welsh not Northern Irish....But British! this should swell the heart of every Patriot of our Country! Great Britain! over stated? no, never! love the people of our Island! so proud that our ancestors made this Victory possible......as aps, I LOVE this iconic plane and that Merlin engine!

We are very privileged to have a spitfire model displayed as a tribute to these brave aviators, and also to remember all the people in Salisbury and other areas who made these wonderful machines. It is right by Salisbury rugby club, where they made the spitfires in the war. Thank you to these brave aviators and mechanics too. Kathleen

I lose my shit everytime I watch this movie, brutal how it can embarrass a grown man by reducing him to tears, powerful scene, its the wizardry of Hans Zimmers ability to tune into the scene and deliver this stunning soundtrack. Brutal chapter and I for one am grateful for their efforts, thank you...

I've always thought that the last 5 minutes are what make Dunkirk a truly great movie. The combination of camera work, music, and editing is a piece of art and one of those moments where cinema gets inside you and shakes your soul and spirit. The endings of The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, and Oppenheimer are equally beautiful and moving. Nolan is truly a master at creating epic climaxes.

a masterpiece of soundtrack. Honor to those who died for the freedom of humanity🙏

One of my most favourite movie scenes ever. Such a powerful scene.

beautiful! this editing is PRECISELY how the film SHOULD have ended - glad to know other people have the same feeling in their minds! bravo!

Fabulous scene ---Brilliant

I’m 16. So far this is the only movie that had me leaving the theater still crying

How so many have given their lives to freedom that today we all cherish the memory for those who died and for those who fought and live to tell their story. Your sacrifice to give us the freedom we have today. Thank you

The only time you actually see any Germans is at the very end and even then their faces are blurry. A masterpiece this is indeed.

Beautifully done. Heros all. Great acting and directing.

Michael Caine's voice Had A Cameo In 'Dunkirk' as the lead Spitfire pilot.

He's such a pro: the moment to stop manual landing wheels lever to tighten shoulder straps

*clicks this video "Okay, try not to cry." I did.

The editing made it so peaceful and majestic

3:14 The dialog should have been this: German Soldier: Was getting caught part of your plan, English flier? Farrier: Of course. German Soldier: You're a tough guy, huh? Farrier: For you.

the most beautiful movie scene I watched in the last 20 years.

That's my favorite scene in the movie!!!! 🥲 Especially when the captain (commander) closes his eyes when he sees the German dive bomber heading towards his troops because he knows he's doomed and the ground soldiers are doomed!!!! Then he hears machine gun fire explosion and he realizes that dive bomber got shot down at the last minute by a spitfire fighter plane!!!! The heroic pilot to the rescue!!!!🥲 And you hear the ground troops and praising cheering!!!!!😄🤗🤗🤗🤭

masterpiece editing...many thanks RR

What a truly remarkable film. My grandfather came off that beach with The Skins. Lest we forget.

He should have tried landing on water near the beach where allied forces were waiting to get on board incoming ships.

Farrier epitomises the kind of man I want to be.

Watching this movie made me show my British pride.

I'm a Corsair lover... But this is the most beautiful scene in a movie I've ever seen, it's what makes me want to be a pilot. The Spitfire might be my new favorite plane.

Great movie.. just loved it. Great cinematography. Great musical score.

My country , my people. Dunkirk a disaster ? No, more than this we found in adversity each other . No man could show greater love than this...to lay his life down for his friends ...we not only found friends , we became family.

superb editing of the clip, and the soundtrack music truly heightened the dramatic feel. truly appreciative of your post work.

I had a tear running down my cheek as soon as Fortis 1 turned his low on fuel Spitfire around & then pushed the throttle forward !!! In doing so knew he wouldn't be coming home :'(

All guys go home, one hero goes to the uncertain future. Sublime!

Whilst watching this movie I just felt there was something missing… then cue this scene…. hit me like a f’ing Anvil… the perfect blend of cinematography and scoring… 🇬🇧👌

that funny moment when you set fire to your spitfire and are confused by it not having an engine????

The saddest part is something I never realised until reading further into what happened to those left behind at Dunkirk. Many of them were put into work camps. Starved, beaten, treated horribly in general. Many of them were also rounded up, taken to pits and executed en mass with machinegun fire. A lot of war crimes were committed upon the soldiers left behind at Dunkirk. Roughly 30,000-40,000 English and 30,000-40,000 French.

I’m not a die hard brexiteer and really couldn’t care less if we are in or out , but watching this video somehow makes me feel that this little old island will work it out !!

he is a truly martyr he is a brave he is doing his duty till the end. He love his victory and duty than his life and also want to end his life for his duty ........ Really.......

~Truly a beautiful ending~ Good on ya mates!