'Darkest Hour,' brings odd sunshine to a dreary day

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Last updated 1/11/2018 at 3:34pm



On a soggy Seattle-like Sunday with no Seahawks to watch in the NFL playoffs, and Cooper Kupp’s Los Angeles Rams sidelined the night before, the vote was to stay indoors.

Inside a theater that is, to see what all the buzz was about over the film, “Darkest Hour.”

You may or may not have heard the word about the cinematic effort to tell the story of about a month in time, now close to 80 years ago, that arguably may very well have been one of the most important turning points in world history.

Its central character is Winston Churchill, and a “character” he is portrayed to be.

Now,...



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