Anyone else dislike how today's movies are tinted?

[Bliggick]

I just picked up a Blu-ray of Dunkirk and skimmed through it and saw that this is yet another film that a teal rinse has been applied to it. Does this really make the film better? What is wrong with having natural colour? I mean tinting a movie does have it's place but it seems to be overdone these days, especially on a film like Dunkirk which I thought was going for realism. Just as today we see a black and white film and it's dated, I can't help but think sometime in the future people will see a film like Dunkirk and say something like "This movie must have been made in the early 21st century, it's got all that blue-green tint to it."