George Fredlund

This is a premise that could only be concocted by AI. What a turkey.

The film was ok but I did not like the silly grafix that were applied to the fairwaters of the U-Boats. Things like this are cheapening to the overall credibility of the reality of the conflict. The production company fell slightly into the Disneyfication trap which is unfortunate. The crew of the Greyhound was a good representation but I would have liked to see a little bit of time spent with the crews of the ships in the convoy. I’m thankful that stories from WWII and the Greatest Generation are still interesting enough for the tremendous effort it takes a film. It is worthy to join the ranks of The Enemy Below and Action in the North Atlantic.

Fails historically by failing to relate how the Republican Party of the twenties and thirties was a virtual arm of the KKK. The Democrats and the Republican parties had switched ethos by then. Calling eugenics a progressive idea is as gross of a lie as calling Mengle a progressive. This is a prime example of using one of Joseph Göebbels famous tactics of accusing the other of that you are guilty. The inaccuracies in this presentation are epic.

Well told story of the murder of Medgar Evers. Believable cast.

Good story with deep thought into the Cold War and what led to it. The actors are typically British with the best level of performances. It’s the other side of the Rosenbergs.