Review of Masters of the Air

Warning: SPOILERS. Anything produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg is bound to be epic. The story of the 100th Bomber Group stationed in England during World War Two. Well cast with the exception of Austin Butler. Somehow, I got the feeling we were watching Elvis fly a B-17 into France and Germany on bombing runs. He constantly had that upper lip quiver as he barked commands to the crew. Callum Turner and Anthony Boyle were spot on. Death and destruction were highlighted throughout the series. Impossible bombing raids, flying through constant barrages of enemy flak, and having to dodge Luftwaffe fighters saw the deaths of main characters. On one particular day, the group saw the loss of 9 of the 22 crew that launched giving it the nickname "The Bloody Hundredth." So, strap in, get ready for your favorite characters to die in action, or get captured after bailing from a crippled B-17. You will not regret watching this show. Bring the tissues.