I know actual WW2 Buffs, and I would not call myself one since I have
nowhere near that kind of command over the details of the key battles. But
I have read a hell of a lot of WW2 books, and seen a lot of films. I didn’t
hate the first two episodes, and I know there is a story to be told here,
but
I am not a WWII buff. I’m grateful to the greatest generation, but I find
most movies and TV shows set in that era to be as loud and predictable as a
Marvel movie. This might be a good series, but for me it had too much
working against it from the get-go. I’ll just rewatch The Great Escape for
the
I guess since it was based on an original book, the characters really did
have nearly the same name? It's the sort of thing that a TV drama would
never do, but might regularly happen in a random workplace.
In fact, I found it harder to tell anyone apart when they're all wearing
face masks over 10,
When I first saw the title, I thought it was going to be about the early days
of radio broadcasting, but then realized I was confusing it with a 30-year-old
nonfiction book (and Ken Burns documentary) called "Empire of the Air."
> On Jan 26, 2024, at 9:24 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
>
> Let’s tell a W
Let’s tell a WWII drama where all the guys dress alike, then give the two
lead characters the same names. That won’t be pointlessly confusing at all.
What is Tom Hanks putting in his coffee?
Kevin M. (RPCV)
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