Der Film ist fertig!

Super !

Ja dann auf zur 40.000er Marke!

Starke Szene(n)

Nachdem ich Red Tail schon nicht gesehen habe, könnte ich mir The Mighty Eighth ja eigentlich erlauben. Wobei die Effekte schon stark an einen B-Movie erinnern und sie es mit der historischen Genauigkeit wohl nicht allzu ernst nehmen - zumindest, wenn man den Kommentaren glauben Schenken kann.

"Red Tails"
Kritik von rrc-2:
"I cannot speak to the whole movie as I could not be bothered to waste my time all the way to the end. I can tell you why I left though. The acting was terrible. It is almost as if the actors are shot up with some kind of depressant. When they are attempting to be funny it comes across as ridiculous. When they are trying to be serious it comes across as boring and slight. When they are trying to be dramatic or inspiring it falls so far short as to make you wonder why you are still there. (and why I left).

Aside from the inadequate acting, the characters themselves as written are not what you would expect. They are not disciplined or particularly smart. They are benign, happy go lucky, airy, slapstick caricatures. The shots of them in combat ring about as true as Spy Kids.

It is really as though the people involved in making this movie have never even bothered to view other war movies, never mind trying to reach for the tone and feeling of real life war. There is no sense that the true emotional core of this topic is ever seriously attempted.

This subject matter is so inspiring on its own that it is quite shocking to see that something this unfeeling and flat could be the result."

Die meisten Hollywood Kriegsfilme, besonders aber die, welche den 2.WK behandeln, kann man eigentlich nur in die Kategorie "Komödie" stecken. Pearl Harbour, Red Tails und Konsorten sind einfach nur verschwendete Zeit (& Geld).

Der letzte Kriegsfilm (bzw. eigentlich Serie) den ich gesehen habe beim dem nicht mit der Nationalfahne gewedelt wurde war "Unser Mütter, unsere Väter", sehr empfehlenswert!