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The movie Their Finest is already released on Cinema, DVD, VOD and Blu-ray in the USA.
Based on 13 reviews, Their Finest gets an average review score of 74
This scintillating British comedy turns on the making of a dubiously inspirational propaganda film during the Blitz.
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Director Lone Scherfig (“An Education”) manages both to tweak and to champion the wartime perseverance that took place both on and off screen.
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The charming, rousing WWII romance Their Finest is a film that openly stumps for two causes: the value of women in the workplace, and the power of cinema to tell stories that people need to hear.
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“Their Finest” is set in London in 1940, during the height of the Blitz, and takes its title from a speech by Winston Churchill.
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Their Finest is too understandably serious to be called a romp, yet it has a buoyancy that lifts you and, in Ms. McCrory, a woman who does, too.
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When there is a global call to arms, the uplifting escape that movies can offer is a necessity and the unique insight that women provide is essential. Both are especially needed when, at any given moment, death lurks around the corner and chin-up optimism is in short supply.
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The restrained but charming Their Finest honors a different kind of war hero.
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Their Finest presents a potpourri of characters and angles of view, yet Scherfig keeps all the plates spinning with seeming ease. And though her role may be a bit underwritten, Arterton imbues Catrin with added depth and alacrity. Their Finest may ultimately be the best words to describe the amalgamated work of all participants in this film.
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Gemma Arterton and Sam Claflin play reluctant screenwriting collaborators on a WWII film designed to lift the British public's spirits and coax America into the conflict in Lone Scherfig's period comedy-drama.
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The movie makes a game attempt to resonate as something stronger than a typical period romance, wringing its wartime setting for all the pathos it can manage.
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It intimately focuses on its main character’s personal triumphs and refuses to fall into heavy-handed polemicism.
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The comforting analog clack of typewriter keys is a leitmotif in Their Finest, Lone Scherfig’s slight but appealing adaptation of Lissa Evans’ novel Their Finest Hour and a Half (who knows why the subject of the original title was confusingly cast aside).
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An Education director Lone Scherfig goes period again with this account of British women on the home front during the Blitz – but it’s all a bit predictable.
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