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The director of Darkest Hour talks about working with Gary Oldman and avoiding the typical pitfalls of a World War II biopic.

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To stave off fear of the dark, I staged a filibuster and told an hour long story that was pretty much Star Wars meets King Arthur, but with fairies and talking flowers and an evil dragon that melts robots to make jewelry.

November 24, 2015 After weeks of listening to people talk about Albany politics, jurors may have turned to the dark side and started treating each other not so nicely — and less than two hours after jury deliberations for the Silver trial began on Tuesday.

José Padilha discusses the themes of his Robocop reboot, while Emile Hirsch talks The Darkest Hour.

Other highlights of the festival include three Philadelphia - shot archival screenings from the late, great Jonathan Demme, including, Beloved, Neil Young Trunk Show, and Philadelphia; WWII drama Darkest Hour; Greta Gerwig's coming - of - ager Lady Bird; the much - talked - about The Florida Project; and Todd Haynes reunion with muse Julianne Moore in Wonderstruck.

Emma Stone and Jonah Hill are finalizing deals to star in half - hour dark comedy series entitled Maniac, with Cary Fukunaga in talks to direct.

Here are the cinematographers behind 2018's Best Cinematography nominees — «Blade Runner 2049,» «Darkest Hour,» «Dunkirk,» «Mudbound,» and «The Shape of Water» — talking about how they selected the right cameras and lenses.

Another standout scene and one that will probably be the most talked about moment in Darkest Hour is the subway scene.

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The main thing that anyone will talk about in relation to Darkest Hour is Oldman's performance: labouring under half his weight in prosthetics and operating in a voice that sounds like a caricature — because, at this point, Churchill's iconography has become a parody of itself.

Talk about Call Me By Your Name, Dunkirk and the Darkest Hour are abound.

Ultimately, if you want to hear Churchill talking about fighting them on the beaches, you could just watch Dunkirk again — Oldman's performance is literally transformative, but Darkest Hour is just another pedestrian biopic.

Darkest Hour has Churchill talking «blood, tears, toil and sweat»; and vowing to fight «in the sky and on the beaches, land and streets».

Wright has been the talk of the town since his latest Darkest Hour, based on the life and times of the British leader Winston Churchill, was lauded by both critics and the general audience.

«Recreated in unflinching real - time, «Detroit's» sustained sense - attack will be talked about for years, if not decades, to come — an hour - long endurance so physical you experience it in the pit of your stomach... A gruelling, nightmarish, ferociously vivid riot epic that recreates one of the darkest chapters in American history.

It may be a bit facile to begin with talking about award contention, but Darkest Hour really is that kind of film.

Tim Hall, AKA: The People's Critic joined me in the studio to talk about 4 new movies: «Darkest Hour», «Molly's Game», «Star Wars: The Last Jedi», and «The Greatest Showman»

Darkest Hour and Wonder are in considering they are the most talked about makeup achievements of the year.

The 1 - hour talk involves Tom Hanks (The Post), Gary Oldman (Darkest Hour), Sam Rockwell (Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri), John Boyega (Detroit), Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project), and James Franco (The Disaster Artihour talk involves Tom Hanks (The Post), Gary Oldman (Darkest Hour), Sam Rockwell (Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri), John Boyega (Detroit), Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project), and James Franco (The Disaster ArtiHour), Sam Rockwell (Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri), John Boyega (Detroit), Willem Dafoe (The Florida Project), and James Franco (The Disaster Artist).

So afterward, I decided to see Joe Wright's drama about Winston Churchill, «Darkest Hour,» featuring a performance by Gary Oldman that is guaranteed to be talked about at Oscar time.

I talked with Gary Oldman about the subway car scene in «Darkest Hour» just before he won Best Actor.

While Darkest Hour is almost non-stop Churchill talking, Dunkirk has very little dialogue at all.

Darkest Hour is really about Winston Churchill's battle to lead the British people into resisting and fighting Hitler vs. the path of appeasement and / or «peace talks» they had been pursuing.

And let me be clear, this isn't Oscar - snubbing talk — like I think «Mudbound» and «The Florida Project» are better than a totally competently made movie like «Darkest Hour» — this piece of hagiography is completely empty of form and substance.

Director Joe Wright and his sound supervisor Craig Berkey talk about using sound design to build worlds as diverse as Churchill's World War II London in Darkest Hour, the synesthezia of a homeless schizophrenic in The Soloist, or a fantastic Neverland in Pan.

The Atlantic talked to Wright about crafting a fresh portrayal of Churchill's character, the typical pitfalls that come with making a biopic of a well - known public figure, and whether audiences might see any present - day parallels in Darkest Hour.

As one accomplished teacher stated during an online conversation about teacher working conditions: «My darkest hours of teaching were when I had no one else to talk to about student achievement and effective instruction.

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