yeah you're not alone, there is a deep horror in spending a post-apocalypse with theater kids, I'd take to the hills.
Sounds like I may persist a little further.
Yeah, and just the nature of it means the combat scenes are basically the bomber flying straight and level while getting chewed up by flak and German fighters. As significant as the events are in a historical sense, they don't lend themselves as well to TV adaptation as ground based combat. BoB is still the gold standard, the Pacific was good but not as good as BoB, and Masters of the Air is good but not as good as The Pacific.
I commented on this last year. A very good show. Agree with those comments.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this show, great ride from start to finish.
The lead male actor who played the Jackal Eddie Redmayne, carries the show and was perfect and brilliantly cast. He played a cold, calculated, calm and chillingly ruthless antagonist/protagonist, depending on how you viewed the story. The lead female actor played by Lashana Lynch ("Female Bond" from No Time to Die) was IMO, unrealistic, flat, "cliched" and unlikable. I should add, that I did like her character and performance in No Time to Die.
I binged watched this series which I recommend and that IMO really gave me an extended movie like experience.
7.5/10
I was surprised and shocked by the ending, I wont spoil it here.
Same.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this show, great ride from start to finish.
The lead male actor who played the Jackal Eddie Redmayne, carries the show and was perfect and brilliantly cast. He played a cold, calculated, calm and chillingly ruthless antagonist/protagonist, depending on how you viewed the story. The lead female actor played by Lashana Lynch ("Female Bond" from No Time to Die) was IMO, unrealistic, flat, "cliched" and unlikable. I should add, that I did like her character and performance in No Time to Die.
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Have done
