Leslie Johns

A very interesting story totally ruined by the ridiculous and clumsy way it is 'dramatised'. Why do we need to see how they are setting up each drama scene. Really poorly made due to trying to be too clever about the production. Had to turn it off 10mins into episode 2.

Ridiculous plot, an intersteller spacship need the grain a handful of farmers can harvest by hand. Poor CGI (many of the ships looked like an early 2000's gaming rendering). The hero's attacking trained troops (armed with automatic weapons) with a couple of axes or swords. It could have been so much better.

How an earth was Elliot Sumner cast as Freddie? Also there was zero charisma from the rest of the cast.

A four hour story padded out to 10 hours with lots of totally uneccessary dialogue and scenes that add nothing.

Great archive footage but follows very US centric. Watching it you would think it only involved the US, Germany and Russia forces. Make hardly any mention of the massive contribution by the British, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and other nations. Very centred on "how the USA won the war".

Like watching a summary. Skips forward far to quickly from scene to scene without ever showing any depth of how she developed both personally and professionally.

I had never heard of this film until it appeared on Netflix. But I loved it. Fantastic acting, brilliant story, emotional, action packed. Highly recommended.

Bad acting combined with a story stolen from the 7 Samurai and given the woke 'must be inclusive' treatment makes this laughably bad. No wonder Henry Cavill got out!!!!

Could have been ok, but 80% is flashbacks going over and over the backstory that she was abondoned by her mother and has mummy issues. Utterly ruined and pretty much unwatchable as a result. Also the ending is simply terrible.....like they just ran out of money and stopped so no resolution to anything.