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Once again I wish him to capture Chai Sang and win the Oscar
Eulalia 2022-04-19 09:01:40
7 points, Joe Wright's control of the whole play is very real and cruel. It not only points out the infighting in the United Kingdom at that time, but also uses a special scene to point out the sidelines of the United States in the early days of World War II. It may be based on these two points, IMDB (not yet Large-scale release) The current score is only 5.8. In fact, the whole work can be picky about the part where people are incited to smoke cigars in the subway (in fact, there seems to be this part in history). As for Gary Oldman, who has given Oscar-winning performances many times, I wish him once again to capture Chaisang and win the Oscar. PS: This large-scale global release is actually first in your country [two ha]. . . PPS: The only relaxing and humorous passage in the whole film is Churchill feeding the king's dog in front of the king. [Score range 6-7 points] IMDB's current rating is also worth looking into [doge], this unusually gloomy (deservedly called the darkest hour) real political film, the 30-44-year-old female audience gave the lowest score. . . [two ha]
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Lon 2022-04-24 07:01:04
This film can give a damn 8.6 points, and my appreciation level for Douyou is also satisfied. Originally intended to give Oldman three stars, but the last speech said: My island lost our colony and then fought for us. I just want to say that you all know the importance of independence, how can you colonize others without any ambiguity? The heroic sacrifice of the British Empire full of hypocrisy. Don't forget that besides Dunkirk there is also Leningrad! bad movie!
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Coralie 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Joe White's movies have a problem, too long-winded
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[Clemmie proposes that the family drink a toast to Winston who has just become Prime Minister]
Winston Churchill: [raising his glass of champagne] Here's to... to not buggering it up.
All: To not buggering it up!
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Title Card: Almost all of the 300,000 troops at Dunkirk were carried home by Winston's Civilian Fleet.
Title Card: Neville Chamberlain died six months later.
Title Card: Viscount Halifax was soon removed by Winston from the War Cabinet and sent to Washington.
Title Card: On 8th May, five years later, Britain and its allies would declare victory.
Title Card: Later that year Winston was voted out of office in the General Election.