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    Went today to see the Darkest Hour. Was not over impressed by the character assassination in parts given to the title role. The film dwelt nearly all on the period leading up to Dunkirk. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax were displayed as stronger characters than they ever were in real life judging by the results in history. Churchill went on to achieve much more in the war effort that could have been covered in the running time of the film. My personal criticism may not agree with others. The only part that brought back memories was when he went awol on the London Underground. And asked a few people their opinion on to fight or not to fight on. I doubt he ever done so in actuality However it may have been to replace his actual rallying cry which was a symbol of his, on the BBC at the time. Sticking to the facts that the public at the time knew would have made him more authentic. We can all criticise as the movie was made for entertainment and to make money for its makers. My criticism would be the film did not do the man justice. He was a much stronger character than that displayed. It was the first day of showing at our local cinema, there were a bare 50 people in the theatre. Most all were of a similar age who could remember the war years. I hope they were not disallusioned. Cheers JWS.
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    A lot said by you JS I will agree with,it was not up to my expectations!
    But for free LOL well !!
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    Tried the other day and got no access, tonight all OK.

    Have shared the link with friends, hope that is OK.

    Thanks Keith.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ivan Cloherty View Post
    To some of us John, it wasn't history, we lived it.
    I know Ivan, I was born in the middle of it and that day one of his wonderful bombs was dropped on the local railway station.
    But there was a bit of levity at one point in the film.
    He is talking with the US president attempting to get assistance to get troops off Dunquirk.
    No go said the president.
    OK said Churchill but what about the planes we bought from you, the ones you loaned us the money to buy?
    Happy daze John in Oz.

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    Maybe that's where the word Lend lease. or two words, originated. JS

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doc Vernon View Post
    Did not manage to get to Vic Flicks Today had other things to attend to!
    Anyway found a Free Version online ,so will sit and watch that later!
    Cheers and thanks for the feedback!

    Watch Darkest Hour (2017) online full movie HD latest Im Dark Netflix online full Movie HD free on IMDARK | youtube
    Stand to be corrected here Doc but think we may be breaching Copyright? If not, any more films you want to share

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    #12... Vernon I had a 30 dollar voucher given me by someone for hoyts cinemas, for the two of us with the pensioner discount cost 21 dollars, so still have 9 dollars left on the card to use at some future film. Could say I suppose was paid to watch it. No doubt it will go in the running for some self acclaimed acting award the show business people like to award themselves with. The unfortuanate part is the film and others like it, are taken as the Gods honest truth by present and future generations. The scripts are mainly written by people who were not even alive at the time, and the story has been repeated that many times gets distorted with every telling. A good example of this is the Bible and the Titanic. B and T which could be on a more lighter note be Breakfast at Tiffanys, or British Tanker Company. cheers JWS
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    Don't see any Copyright on any of the Films that are available on that site Marian??
    If there were it would surely not be open to all.
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    If you may be referring to the bottom line

    Copyright 2012 - 2017 ImDark | All Rights Reserved

    This is purely to make sure that no other Entity can Copy the Movies put out by them under same name or other
    Watching through You Tube is quite Legal ,it even has a Share Page to other places like Facebook ,Twitter etc.
    And I think its now out of date anyway.
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    you could always claim to reading that differently and plead you were dyslexic in any case. read it as saying you had to copy it right or you would get wrong JS

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    #18, No worries Doc, just didn't think it was possible to view for free a film that is currently showing in Cinemas.

    Next two I would like to see are ''The Post'' Meryl Streep & Tom Hanks and ''Finding your feet'' Timothy Spall & Imelda Staunton

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