It is frankly not bad especially compared to the last of its kind Pearl Harbor ...
Maybe even a little too much action ... A downside, there are so many "clone" pilots that it is difficult to understand who is who during the action scenes!
Ahmed wrote:It is clear that the use of atomic bombs has deeply marked minds which may have forgotten that the phosphorus bombs (widely dropped on German cities) were hardly less appalling ...
GuyGadebois wrote:Another remake ... "The Battle of Midway" from 1976 was (already) a very good movie! The Americans owed their success only to having been able to decipher the Japanese code.
sicetaitsimple wrote:By dint of you racking up each other, we will end up believing that Nazi Germany and Japan were really victims .....
Ahmed wrote:This would be a very bad interpretation, when we are talking here only of attacks against defenseless civilian populations.
sicetaitsimple wrote:But when it starts to revolve around "Dresden did not deserve this" or "Hiroshima did not deserve this", it seems very or too easy to me 70 years later.
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