Dunkirk - All Stuka Bombing Scenes

What would you like to see next? Clips from 1917?

POV: You are playing soccer and then the coach shouts “Neymar!”

That sound gives me the creeps in movies, can’t imagine the horror the soldiers felt hearing it in real life.

Нолан, конечно, могёт

My favourite Cillain Murphy film

❤❤

Go Junkers,go💪💪

Dunkirk had been such a bad movie.... sorry people. The way this movie is hightened to such a degree is just ridiculous.

Too white for woke

biggest mistake one could make is not watching this in movie theatre

This was absolutely genius on the Nazi's side. The sound design for the bombers must have been absolutely cripiling moral wise.

Hello there!
Now die
WRRR RRRRUUAAA FUUN

"Dunkirk" is a 2017 war film directed by Christopher Nolan. The movie portrays the evacuation of British and Allied forces from the beaches of Dunkirk, France, during World War II. Stuka dive bombers played a significant role in the film, as they were a formidable threat to the soldiers on the beach. Here are the main Stuka bombing scenes in the movie:

1. *Opening Scene:* The film begins with a harrowing Stuka bombing raid on the streets of Dunkirk. Tommy, the main character, narrowly escapes as the bombs destroy buildings and kill his comrades.

2. *Beach Bombing:* Throughout the film, there are several scenes where Stuka dive bombers attack the beach where the stranded soldiers are waiting for evacuation. These scenes are intense and emphasize the constant danger faced by the soldiers.

3. *Pier Attack:* In one particularly intense scene, Stuka bombers target a long pier used as a makeshift dock for the evacuation. The pier is bombed repeatedly, causing chaos and destruction as soldiers try to escape the relentless attacks.

4. *Small Boat Attack:* As the civilian vessels arrive to aid in the evacuation, Stuka dive bombers target the boats, leading to a tense and dramatic sequence as the civilian captains and crews try to avoid the bombs and rescue soldiers.

5. *Spitfire Combat:* While not a Stuka bombing scene per se, there are aerial combat sequences featuring British Spitfire fighters engaging with Stuka dive bombers in dogfights over the English Channel. These scenes showcase the bravery of the RAF pilots in defending the evacuation.

The Stuka bombing scenes in "Dunkirk" are notable for their intensity and realism, as Christopher Nolan aimed to capture the fear and chaos of these attacks during the historic evacuation. The sound design and cinematography in these sequences contribute to the overall tension and suspense of the film.

And then hollywood decided to use the siren on every single passing world war 2 planes.

Gotta respect the guy who tried to skeet shoot a stooka. Like capping a panzer with 1911

When the 109 flew past the boat in the theatre was so awesome hearing the power behind those engines

You are watching stuka siren sound and you stop the video but siren sound has not stoping...

Stukas didn’t drop sticks of bombs, this film is so full of inaccuracies

i watched the actual movie and i have to say, its 1 of the best ww2 movies ever. the entire crew did so well

The last clip wasn't even a stuka it was a messershchmitt

La Guerra Apocalipsis todo eso acontecera

Jum. Nedaveina. Kad. Žvalgai. Išlipo. Y. Krymą

Okupantai. Bėkite iš. Krymo. Bus. Py. Ec

Laivyno. Irgi.

Ir. Subombarduos. Priešą. Lakūnai. Parengti

Gali. Bombarduot. Iš. Pike. Arba. Kaip. Sugalvos

F. 16. Ną. Fronte. Bus

Pior filme de guerra da história!

fun fact, they actually built a jericho trumpet (the fan blade of the stuka that makes this sound) for the movie and recorded ti running for the sound, one of the rare films using an authentic jericho for it instead of a rendered sound

Inglesi di merda🖕

Its like toothless when you hear thst signature sound you run

🤣

I remember after my dad took me to see it in theaters, there was a Facebook comment he found that said that the scenes where all the soldiers were lined up like that were unrealistic and inaccurate. And with me and my dad being WWII history enthusiasts, we both shook our heads and were like, "No, that's exactly how they did it." they even have historical photos of them lining up on the beach like that.

That said, this film is amazing. The soundtrack and scenes never failed to give me goosebumps every time.

Luckily the Germans didn't kill many of Nolen's 500 troops.

При таких атаках "Штуки" активно использовали бортовве пулемёты. А тут их нет вообще.

die for pollakks, die again limies...cheers to your asian leaders.

Still to this day I will never understand why the wehrmacht did not finish the englishmen at dunkirk, they were literally sitting ducks for the germans.

Der Gewinner schreibt das Drehbuch. Schwarz und weiß, Gut und Böse...

Arnold Ridley, who played the old man Godfrey in the British Comedy Dad's Army, survived hand to hand combat at the Battle of the Somme 1916, where 1000s died around him each day. Bayonetted in the groin and hand. Yet his moments at Dunkirk under air attack terrified him even more. He was with the BEF on the beach and on the small wooden boats in 1940.

The ship like a Britannic

Durch den ganzen Film segelt eine speedfire ohne Motor und schießt alles ab.

The Stuka’s Jericho Trumpet is so well-known that it’s become a cliche in sound design.

And yet, Nolan’s sound designers have managed to make it sound terrifying again