| SHORT REVIEW:
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| | added half and half to my coffee in the
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| Perhaps its a bad idea to make a film
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| | morning.
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| about World War I that has a longer
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| | The other portion of the film, the part
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| running time than the war itself.
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| | involving pilots and flying doesn't fare
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| REVIEW:
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| | much better. The fight sequences are
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| There's a great number of things going
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| | chaotic and poorly presented. It is
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| for this film, too bad none of them made
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| | nearly impossible to tell who is who
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| it onto the screen. A story about World
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| | because everyone is (of course) covered
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| War I flying aces shotting it out over
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| | in headgear and flying identical planes.
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| France? A chance to see the old planes in
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| | It is like trying to do a police lineup
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| action? A possible throwback to an older
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| | with everyone wearing football helmets.
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| style war movie? This film offers some
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| | Beyond this, there isn't a clear and
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| exiciting possibilities. It delivers on
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| | active nemesis. The lack of a present
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| none of them.
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| | villain joined with the a dearth of deep
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| This film is a distracted mess. There
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| | supporting characters, reduces the fight
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| could have been an engaging story
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| | sequences into obtuse, buzzing interludes
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| involving the pilots dealing with the
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| | that bookend the awkward love interest
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| grim reality that they were all probably
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| | scenes.
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| going to die while also living the
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| | This should have been a great movie, but
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| fleeting lives to the fullest. The film
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| | it's not even a marginal one. It's likely
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| moves a decidely different direction and
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| | someone you know will look at the DVD box
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| concentrates on a limp love story between
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| | and think it looks good. The marketing
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| a French woman who can't speak English
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| | does look good. Then again, the marketing
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| and an American that can't act. The heat
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| | of this film is the only successful part
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| between lead James Franco and his love
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| | of the whole effort.
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| interest Jennifer Decker is timid. I've
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| | Don't bother with this one folks, it will
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| seen more exiting chemistry when I've
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| | only waste your time and let you down.
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