Darkest Hour (2017)★ 7.5/10

Existe muitos filmes, d esse é um dos úteis

The battlefield is merciless and gruesome, but the intricate and treacherous politics behind it are equally terrifying. This film can be considered a prelude to “Dunkirk”, and Gary Oldman's performance is surprisingly outstanding. The scene on the tube can be rather evocative in a certain way.

9 out of 10. It’s a prequel to “Dunkirk". Most of the scenes took place indoors, and the cramped spaces intensified the oppressive and tense feelings. It also added to the urgency of the confrontational and volatile situations depicted in the show. Winston Churchill came into power during a time of internal and external turmoil, with everyone acting out of self-interest. He stood out as a resilient, tough old guy with a character, amidst the treacherous war of politics.

Profound, powerful, concise, and fun. Just a few settings in which rounds of speeches, arguments, and debates take place. Solid techniques, and perfectly fitting music. This is a competent film in all regards. Gary Oldman delivered an epic performance. He is truly the backbone of this movie.

Despite the lack of originality in the story, I still love this movie because I strongly admire all the charismatic heroes and their courage to fight against all odds. The relentless pursuit of challenges is indispensable despite the eternal limitations of fate. I'm already filled with excitement as the story begins. From Churchill's perspective, he has been longing for this position since infancy, and finally, it arrives at the darkest hour. He is not afraid at all, and only concerned that time is running out. For the next five years, this old alcoholic enduring the weight of the world on his shoulders goes from fighting alone to despairing, and then finally manages to inspire his wife, the king, the public, the parliament, and everyone else to stand by his side. Such a story will never go out of style, and I sincerely hope similar moments of finding light in the darkest times can be realized in everyone's lives.

Same as expected. Not a single trace of error, but also not a hint of surprise or deviation. It's correct to the point of boring. Everyone is talking about the acting, and yes, the acting is excellent, but apart from that, the film doesn't offer much. Personally, I’ve got no interest in films like this.

The resurrection of method acting, the use of classically elegant lighting, the seamless integration with “Dunkirk", and the emotional patriotism of the times. "Never!" The people's voices replace bureaucratic judgment, revealing the light and truth in the fog of history. This is an "ordinary man" rising to the pinnacle of power amidst domestic turmoil and foreign aggression, one who is strikingly authentic amid contradictions. History takes a turn here, as he, with clarity and courage, refuses to make deals with the devil, but fails by making compromises with the devil.

7 out of 10. Gary Oldman's performance is truly exceptional. Throughout the film, I couldn't even connect this character with Gary Oldman himself. It's not Oldman, it's Churchill. Utterly brilliant. Overall, it's a typical Oscar-style biopic with solid execution. Joe Wright's direction is still masterful, and the cinematography is awe-inspiring as usual, capturing the essence of the "Darkest Hour." When it needs to be intense, it truly is, and the ending has a touch of inspirational fervor.

O campo de batalha é impiedoso e horrível, mas a política intrincada e traiçoeira por trás dela é igualmente aterrorizante. Este filme pode ser considerado um prelúdio de Dunkirk e a atuação de Gary Oldman é surpreendentemente excelente. A cena no metrô pode ser bastante sugestiva de certa maneira.

9 de 10. É uma prequela de Dunkirk. A maioria das cenas acontecem em ambientes fechados, e os espaços apertados intensificam os sentimentos opressivos e tensos. Também aumentou a urgência das situações de confronto e voláteis retratadas no filme. Winston Churchill chegou ao poder durante uma época de turbulência interna e externa, com todos agindo por interesse próprio. Ele se destacou como um homem resiliente e forte com caráter, em meio à guerra traiçoeira da política.

Profundo poderoso, conciso e divertido. Apenas alguns cenários nos quais ocorrem rodadas de discursos, argumentos e debates. Técnicas sólidas e música perfeitamente adequada. Este é um file competente em todos os aspectos. Gary Oldman entrega uma atuação épica. Ele realmente é a espinha dorsal deste filme.

Apesar da falta de originalidade da história, eu ainda amo este filme porque admiro fortemente todos os heróis carismáticos e sua coragem de lutar contra todas as probabilidades. A busca incansável por desafios é indispensável apesar das limitações eternas do destino. Já estou empolgada quando o filme começa. Da perspectiva de Churchill, ele anseia por esta posição desde a infância, e finalmente ela chega na hora mais sombria. Ele não tem medo e apenas se preocupa com o fato de o tempo estar se esgotando. Durante os próximos cinco anos, esse alcoólatra que suporta o peso do mundo nas costas, passa de lutar sozinho ao desespero, e então finalmente consegue inspirar sua esposa, o rei, o público, o parlamento e todas as outras pessoas a apoiarem-no. Uma história assim nunca sai de moda, e eu sinceramente espero que momentos semelhantes de encontrar a luz em tempos sombrios possam acontecer na vida de todos.