Yoshi Kobayashi

I liked it overall. The ending was a bit of a disappointment but I think they left it open for a sequel. I felt the storyline built up a lot of tension without resorting to jump scares and unnecessary gore. There seemed to be a lot of unanswered questions at the end of the movie but definitely worth a watch. Disregard about 1/2 of the reviews here as many people have copied and pasted a couple bad reviews and others just kept replicating the review resulting in a bad score. I assume it's their attempt at canceling this movie due to the executive producers being the Obamas. Keeping political alignment out of this movie, I think it's definitely a fun watch but the ending isn't quite up to snuff. I think they could have concluded this better while still leaving open the opportunity for a sequel.

Wonderful miniseries, it shows the other side of the Hollywood WWII movies. For every nameless "evil enemy soldier" that is killed in a war, there is a story behind them and loved ones connected to them. We all suffer and mourn the same. For everyone who dies in a war, we lose a little bit of all of our humanity by losing their story, their feelings and thoughts, regardless of who they are, what country or ideology they fought for. There is no right about nationally subsidized torture and death. It's wrong.