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Larue 2022-03-24 09:01:34
those quiet moments to breathe that define him
Which moments define Churchill in the darkest hour? The highlight speech at the end? Echoes and blends with the public in the subway? It seems to be all, it seems that it is not. I feel like Churchill's defining moments in this film are those moments when it's so quiet that only his breath is left....
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Arne 2022-04-19 09:01:40
The captain of "Dunkirk" is actually the same person as the second mate of "Titanic", and Uncle GO's "Darkest Hour" actor-like performance is not as good as his legend
Text | Friends of Wang Junjun's attention, hello everyone, at the beginning of December, a big show will be watching me. With uncontrollable divergent thinking, today I will come again to talk about cold knowledge with you at length. If you have watched "This Killer Is Not Too...
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