The movie Darkest Hour delivers a riveting 125 minutes of Winston Churchill’s first weeks as Britain’s prime minister precisely as Western Europe crumbles under the Germans’ blitzkrieg assault.

It’s a classic movie-moment, but “Darkest Hour” is even better during interstitial encounters between Churchill and his wife, Clementine (Scott Thomas), and King George VI, portrayed by ...

It’s a lovely performance, and while the movie has its phony aspects, it’s never less than entertaining. “Darkest Hour” depicts Churchill’s life in 1940, as the newly installed prime ...

The next time President Trump gets the urge to tweet out his troubles, here’s a friendly suggestion: He could take the first lady down to the Bijoux theater and catch the movie “Darkest Hour ...

The latest, “The Darkest Hour,” is the weakest of the trio, but is still well worth seeing for star Gary Oldman’s startling performance as British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the ...

Joe Wright’s Winston Churchill drama ’Darkest Hour’ is a highly stylized movie in which Oldman’s big performance feels right at home.

“Darkest Hour” takes pains to show Winston Churchill in his skivvies, in bed, in the bath, on the toilet. It’s a necessary, and surely calculated, act of dramatic counterbalancing ...

The two questions most people ask about a new movie are: Do I really want to see it? And, is it worth the price? “Darkest Hour,” the film starring Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill, is ...

"Darkest Hour," which chronicles the first days of Winston Churchill's leadership as Prime Minister of Great Britain, is out 2/27 on Blu-ray & DVD and now on Digital HD.

Few actors put their blood, toil, sweat and tears into a role like Gary Oldman. He does that — and then some — as Winston Churchill in “Darkest Hour.” The movie isn’t a typical biopic ...

It’s a classic movie-moment, but “Darkest Hour” is even better during interstitial encounters between Churchill and his wife, Clementine (Scott Thomas), and King George VI, portrayed by ...

"Darkest Hour" is already receiving awards chatter for Gary Oldman's deliciously crafty portrayal of the film's main subject, a newly minted British prime minister named Winston Churchill.