Enough is enough

Rating: Null/10 (14 January 2018)

Let's call every historical figure off the big screen or TV monitor, please. Why we have to watch these guys past again and again? Why the British and U.S. movie industries would repeatedly to praise or despise these guys again and again? Every of these guys' life stories in different angles, at different points of views were told again and again, facts and truth about these guys would have become more fictitious and away from their true selves.
Let truth being told, without subtly lured America into the WWII in time, England, no matter how this guy gave so many 'Attaboy!', 'Let's hang-on', 'We'll not be defeated', 'We shall fight them in the air, on the sea, on the land...', all would be lost. Those words would be just like farts without any practical purpose. And every word spoke in this guy's bedroom or at the table with his wife could only be treated as fictitious made-up. Nobody really knew what this guy really did when he was alone or with his wife. Everything in this film, just like other films about this guy or those other historical figures were just fictionalized to fool the readers or the movie-goers, don't be fooled by those so-called bio-writers, novelists, screenplay writers, movie producers, because the more you try to describe a historical person, how great or how bad they were, less and less facts you will get, you will end up being a fool.
The darkest hour of this guy's life or the darkest hour of all the British citizens was when they were holding their breaths to see if America would have thrown themselves into the WWII. It got nothing to do with what this guy said to his people. If the 'What if' scenario realized in the end, the British or the Allies lost the war, this guy's speeches or other known figures's big words would have become totally meaningless. When Hitler could use his own bullshit to fool 95% of his German citizens, every word he said to the Germans was nectar and honey, and if he won the War, all the speeches he gave to his people of the Third Reich would become the 2nd Bible or the new edition of a New World Order. But he lost, so he became the crazy monster and Churchill became one of the greatest and most memorable figures in human history. Winner takes all, that's not just an iron-clad rule in today's political, financial, or any form of competition. If Hitler won the War, everybody would have said 'See, I told you he's right, he's the true leader of the world.' and his speeches, his words and his biography would have become the textbooks that every student, every citizen had to study, Hitler would just become the 2nd Messiah, Chairman Mao or Stalin would only qualified to be his little brothers, even his fart would be smelled so good and so refreshing.
So folks, don't be so stupid to watch all the re-runs of these political figures, winner or loser won't change anything, because no matter how they had either won or lost, the world would still become so f@@ked-up.
I didn't learn or know anything new from this dramatized film, only thought Gary Oldman, who used to play bad guy in most of his movies, now finally got a chance to play an overly praised historical good guy and won a lot of trophies and awards, good for him and, that's all.