After watching the movie last night, make up the movie review. After watching "The Darkest Hour", I realized that Gary Oldman really deserved the Oscar for the leading actor. After the disguise, he imitated his body, voice, and actions. It is vivid and vivid, he affects the minds of the viewers. The process of deciding whether to resist or negotiate is also a process that makes the audience feel anxious. In the end, he made a passionate speech after listening to the public opinion. I was moved to tears, We fight on the beach, We fight in the fields and streets. His decision to gain support changed the fate of 300,000 British troops and the entire war situation in Europe. The film selects the time period from Gibran's resignation and Churchill's push as prime minister to when he decides to implement the Dunkirk retreat plan. Showing off Churchill's warm side to his family and the people, he is relaxed and has a good atmosphere to set off the effect. The female stenographer is a refraction of Churchill's warm side and a foil for her perseverance, making the image more three-dimensional. From small to big, step by step, it is exciting and touching. When we watch historical dramas, it is difficult to avoid looking at the past from the perspective of the present and using the results to prove the correctness of the action. When faced with the danger of an overwhelming army and the entire army being wiped out, whether to negotiate at the right time to obtain the most favorable conditions, or to fight to the end, the ancestors were also confused, quarreled, and doubted. Looking at the Westernization Movement and the 1980s Reformation, we jumped out of the history books, but at that time, the enemy and us were very disparate, and we really did not have the confidence to believe that our motherland would win. In the face of a terrifying enemy, the bright sword may seem stupid, but this spirit is the most precious. Courage and kindness are the noblest qualities. Fortunately, after exploring, we found that peace never comes from negotiation, but through blood and fire, through struggle. Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts.--Winston Churchill
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