DUNKIRK Movie Clip - Dog Fight (2017) Christopher Nolan 

There is something so badass about how calmly he says, "Bandit 11 o'clock" (as if he's casually reporting a sighting) as a 109 thunders fucking by at 350mph.

Love how they brought Michael Caine in as an ode to the Battle of Britain.

I love how low key this dog fight is. No big fireball, no dramatic moves, just teamwork, a quick burst and a slow decent of the enemy plane into the ocean. mixed with the rattle of metal and the pulsating soundtrack this scene is probably the best dogfight in modern cinema.

Whats great about the scenes is that you can feel that they are using fidly machines and that any tug at the steering could change the course of the plane

I wish my teammates on War Thunder were this coordinated

"The engine's overheating, and so am I. Either we stand down, or blow up. Which do you want"

*mentions the RAF in ww2* Random reply.."dont forget the poles!!!" Yes we get it. Everyone that fought for the allies and britian were terrific.

So, dumb military historian moment here. Pre-war, the RAF was fiddling with all kinds of air battle tactics... how many aircraft form a combat element [think 'infantry squad' in aircraft terms], how much control should the flight leader have over the engagement, all sorts of stuff. At the beginning of the War, they deployed in flights of 3 or 5 aircraft, a flight leader and two to four wingmen, all under strict ground control. This is what's depicted in this clip. Air combat maneuvering consisted of how well a pilot kept in his V formation as the flight leader dictated the maneuvers! You see, this is a recipe for getting your ass kicked. The leader has to control 2 to 4 members and somehow try to wrangle the whole formation into position so they can all fire on the same target. This is rather like trying to herd cats, only with less organization. By the middle of the Battle of Britain, the RAF had gone to the Luftwaffe's system of a leader and wingman [basically not a whole lot different than from War One], where the leader was the 'shooter' and the wingman kept the bad guys off the leader's tail. Note that by early 1942, everyone's fighters were doing it this way. So I LOVE this clip in the movie as the RAF fighters are shown having to do this, and how the pilots are shown having less skill than their Luftwaffe opponents at high G maneuvering. It is a subtle kind of authenticity that a historian spots and gives him smile.

"and keep an eye on that guage, even when it get lively, save enough to get back, not a lot of people know that."

I love Christopher Nolan and his films.

1:12 Mr. Dawson to George: Rolls Royce Merlin Engine, sweetest sound you can hear out here

Английские пилоты .Реально дрались как нужно .Ребята спасибо Вам Храни Вас Бог Всегда .

Funnily enough the unseen flight leader is voiced by Sir Michael Caine himself.

Giving the RAF the respect they deserve. I can die happy

This is amazing because there is no cgi.

As much I love this scene, I was always confused with this shot: 2:57 . They shot the messerschmit down, and suddenly a second messerschmit appears and shoots at Farrier. But he doesn't say anything about it, he just stays calm, like nothing happened. And they both start to worry about their leader, but wtf? Didn't enemy just fly above them? Maybe it's bad editing, but I don't want to believe that, because dunkirk is such an amazing movie with awesome editing.

The first significant use of Spitfires in combat occurred during the Dunkirk Evacuation - so this is correct The Vic formation was correct ( lead and 2 wing men ) But where are the other 9 planes in the squadron ? The 8 brownings had 300 rounds each - which gave a total firing time of 15 seconds . Would RAF Sector Command vector them to drop to 500 feet to approach a combat area ? - No Would chain home (RDF ) be able to see where the bandits were, and be able to vector the RAF squadron onto target - probably. Two Noob mistakes - 1) flying straight in a combat zone 2) watching the enemy go down The idea of dog fighting is a myth. It was more come out of the sun, and shoot the enemy in the back, at close range before they even knew you were there.

I just had to watch this to clean my mind, after seeing the absolutely horrendous CGI images from "Midway".

i hope Nolan or Spielberg/Hanks make a series a la Band of Brothers about the Battle of Britain based on the book 'The Few' by Alex Kershaw

spitfires is a beauty

"I say old chap. Let's give it a go."

When the German plane shot before Fortress Leader went missing it sounded like the gunfire hit the side of Fortress 1's Spitfire

_Fortis Leader_ has entered the game _Fortis One_ has entered the game _Fortis Two_ has entered the game _Fortis Leader_ has left the game

It's hilarious knowing you can tell Tom Hardy but his eyebrow expression

best depiction of WW2 aircraft, air battles. Brilliant.

Really love the vibration of the throat mic voices...

Clear blue sky, a single boat on a flat sea, one plume of smoke on the horizon, a single enemy aircraft. If ever there was a film that cried out for cgi it was this one. It gets even worse with the beach and town scenes.

Thank God the first bf109 had no bullets on board.

Remember seeing this in the movie theatre, and was a little confused about what’s happening after the German was shot down.. Where does the second German come from, and where does he go? Why does he just sit there when taking fire, then calling for the leader, and then they just casually start looking for the lead? Should they not attack/defend the second German? As confused now after watching it here as I was in the theatre..

I find it remarkable the RAF shot so many enemies out of the sky with rifle caliber machine guns. Imagine what their kill to loss ratio would have been during the Battle of Britain if the had fired .50 Caliber rounds.

One of my favorite movie. 👍👍👍

When I saw this in theaters they had the volume up super high. Whenever the guns fired or the engines roared my chair would shake. The hearing damage was totally worth the immersion 😂😂😂

Jack Lowden for MCU Human Torch or Iceman!

Holly Cow, Nolan keeps surpassing himself as a filmmaker. He is the best filmmaker working currently. Spielberg seems to be sliding into retirement. And Tom Hardy, is there any role he can't play? Only saw this movie once. I need a second viewing of this. Too much in it to catch all at once.

Dunkirk could be the first in a three part movie series; Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain and the liberation of Colditz prison. Don't know why Nolan didn't plan for at least one sequel. It was announced 4 yrs ago that Ridley Scott was supposed to do a movie about the Battle of Britain but I haven't seen anything recent on that. The movies could feature the amazing story of RAF fighter pilot Douglas Bader. Bader flew the Hurricane and Spitfire with two tin legs. He lost both legs from the knees down in a horrific crash in 1931 and learned to walk again on tin legs made for him. After many failed attempts to get the RAF to reinstate him as a pilot, they finally acquiesced in 1940 because they were desperate for experienced pilots. Because the blood in his body would pool only to his knees / stumps, Bader could pull more G's than any other pilot which was a great advantage in a dogfight. He was quickly promoted as a squadron and then wing leader and racked up a high kill rate until he lost the tail of his Spitfire in a collision w a 109 over France. He bailed out w only one of his two tin legs (the other one got stuck in the plane) and was captured by the Germans. He actually got them to allow the RAF to parachute in another leg and then he escaped twice! The Germans got fed up with it and shipped him off to Colditz prison where he sat out the rest of the war. It was at Colditz that RAF pilots created a secret workshop and built a glider which was going to be used for an escape by launching it out a large window in the upper part of the castle. As the war drew to a close, the Wehrmacht actually joined with American forces to fight off an SS detachment that was intent on killing the prisoners in Colditz - the only time in the war Germans switched sides. A movie about Bader would be perfect because Bader was controversial figure in the RAF. Some pilots swore by him, others were critical of certain tactics Bader used. The third movie could feature Bader in Colditz with the secret workshop / glider and finale with the battle where the Germans join with the Americans to fight the SS.

I love their style...jacket and tie...just looks the business.

This is the teammates we want in war thunder

Brave young men!!!

Would have been cool if the pilots were Bruce Dickinson, Steve Harris and Dave Murray wearing their jeans jackets.

Goodness thos Rolls Royce Merlins sound awesome

Feels very slow. Planes are way too close. The Bf-109 had ample time to destroy the first Spitfire with a short salvo of 20mm rounds.

0:01 that formation is so damn tight, its so satisfying

The main issue with this movie was the complete Lack of British troops. The actual amount of troops saved at Dunkirk was 330,000! Most of the beach scene's look like about 30 or so troops. When the ships started to rescue the Dunkirk troops it was SAD to see about 4 or 5 boats in the movie. Couldn't they CGI the background. Scenes like the British troops running along the beach promenade and seeing Modern day Light fixtures and buildings. Game of Thrones accomplished so much better than this movie. Great aerial photography but historically very sad.

I can sleep to Spitfire dog fights.

The RAF using the outdated 3 aircraft Vic formation, while the Germans are using the superior Finger-Four Formation

The sad 😞 part was the troops stuck on the beaches thought the RAF were cowards not protecting them from the German bombers whereas actually the RAF were fighting as far inland France as possible to stop the Luftwaffe getting to the beaches in the first place As depicted in this scene and for the Germans in the Battle of Britain later on fuel was a major problem Many of the RAF fighters knew they had no chance of getting hone and if they were shot down or ran out of fuel they would have spent the entire war as POWs if they survived Roger Bushell mastermind of the escape from stalag lift 3 was a notable case in point

The film made me breakdown & cry. (RIP grandad)

Soundmixing is simply awesome 👌

The German fighters only had 7 min of fuel once they crossed the channel.

Is the flight leader meant to sound like Sir Michael Caine from "Battle of Britain"???

Just a normal comment here.

Christopher Nolan must really have something against Tom Hardy's lower face considering how much he covers it.

he blew up he just blew up

Ya Got to shoot at the point were the target will be when your rounds get there I wish to God there were more movies with airplanes and dogfights those are the coolest ones

I'm not an expert on anything related to air combat. But I would like to better understand the logic behind this low altitude patrol. Enemy aircraft would be able to see the Spitfires from a higher altitude and pounce, just as they did in this clip. The Spitfires would be trying to climb out of the kill zone, bleeding airspeed in the process. They used teamwork effectively against an individual enemy fighter and unprotected bomber, but what if they faced more enemies? The Luftwaffe was quite strong in 1940, definitely able to launch more planes from French aerodromes than we see here.

*"No One Cared Who I Was Till I Put On The Mask"*

Anyone notice Micheal Caine on the radio

three guys team bullies a mute

I am switching to guns ...bcoz I don't have missiles 😂

Bruce section check the bombers. Bruce section, look at the fighters.

They pushed too far at the end, with the out-of-fuel situation, but I just can't think of another movie that captures so much of the reality of World War II dogfighting. An absolute masterpiece.

Thanks for having an accurate looking cockpit for the actors. God it made me angry when the old movies would use interior sets for flying scenes and the carpets would seem much too roomy!

great piece of cinema, don't know why this film got mixed reviews, it is brilliant.

Fun fact: Fortress leader is Michael Caine

Scared the s*it outta me when that 109 sprayed bullets at him

These guys are the opposite of what War Thunder players are

That’s Michael Caine over the radio

Going into combat while wearing neckties. Now that's RAF-ing.

A german planes just strafes him and he's like "yeah whatever" ? WTF he doesn't even check to see if the german fighter won't come back !

This movie had a lot of potential, but imo that was thrown out by the fact of how slow it was. Irl the beaches and ships were constantly being bombed, but in the movie it was more or less just everyone sitting around with no more than 3 planes in the sky at a time. I understand budget and all of that but c'mon couldn't of had more than 3 planes in the sky?

You will never win a dogfight against Bane.

Be great to have a wing man as tom hardy

Most exciting part of the whole movie.

The guy on the radio sounds like Michael Caine?

What is the fuel burn on a merlin?

Why in the hell didn’t the spitfire pilot that was supposedly protecting the other Spitfire lead his target! Oh I’m sorry it’s just a MOVIE!!!

Amazing...

La mejor fuerza aérea del mundo en ese conflicto, con ese gran avión y sus pilotos.

He's on me... I'm on him :)))

SEE U DARLING UNGD

Why was the bf-109 flying alone?

wish nolan had done the midway remake instead of incompetent bastard emmerich who ruins everything he touches

I wish they kept the bane voice

Flying without eye protection? Hollywood. LOL. I did like the movie,

Is that Michael caines voice

wasn't the guns 45 or 50 caliber ?

Tom Hardy sounds like Bane in this scenes!

LAST I mean not first

I wish war thunder players would do formations like this but without discord.

As real as it gets.

It made me laugh when the plane ran out of fuel it must have flown 20 miles before it crash landed !

I like shooting.

Pulls the trigger too late every time

One all??

"suprise!"

Dunkirk > Midway!

One sincere regret is that the ugly Spanish "Buchon" version of the Messerschmitt Me - 109 is shown instead of the real, authentic Me - 109 E versions in "Dunkirk" as well as "The Battle of Britain". With its lower - powered Merlin rather than the DB - 601 (later 605) engine, the "Buchon" looks like a cross between the original beautiful, ballerina - like, graceful swan that it actually was, and - an ugly stork! How grotesque!

на хрена нужна кислородная маска на такой высоте? мы одевали маску когда выше 4 тысяч.

I wonder why they are wearing oxygen-mask if they are just under the water? What is the point?

please can someone tell me why the hell there is just a bf 109?