Proud to be British

Rating: 9/10 (23 January 2018)

Having recently watched the film Dunkirk I fervently hoped that Darkest Hour was not going to be a chopped up concoction of out-of-sequence scenes.
Thank goodness it wasn't.
This film moved through time in the normal way. Day by day, in the right order.
I only hope that the makers of Dunkirk study this film and apply their findings to their future work.
Darkest Hour is an excellent piece of entertainment, not a history lesson, but offers a good depiction of the May 1940 period.
It is very well acted with Churchill and the King leading the way.
This film covered the two possible responses to an attack on this country - fight or sue for peace.
To the people of the UK I would point out that nothing changes.
The country is again under attack and there are schemers who think that they know best.
These schemers truly believe that, although the 'plebs' may have voted for one outcome, they can be ignored.
Blair, Osborn and Branson are today's version of Halifax and his cohorts of the 1940's.
If Halifax had got his way we would now be governed (at best) by Germany.
Blair etc seem to have the same objective.
The question is, "Can May be as successful as Churchill in the defense of the UK?"
Let us hope that our "Darkest Hour" is not yet to come.