Gary Skett

Wonderfully done. The Morse code is period correct and accurate--which I always like about British movies. The Americans always butcher radio communications in their films... I found the characters credible, heroic, inspirational. The score is well done, again inspirational and emotional when played with the scenes in the movie. Brilliant actors, I enjoyed this movie imnensely, as I do most British WWII films. They honour the memory of my father who was a wireless air gunner in the later part of the war.

Obviously written by children with no knowledge of the sciences or the laws of physics. Too many annoying characters, tired of empowered females, dialogue is inane. Little knowledge of human interaction, far too many predicable stereotypes. Far too many problems which are simply too complex to be fixed by non-trained, random people. You can't grow food in inches of soil on a bare metal floor! Did you not watch the Martian? As a retired electrical engineer, I find the whole premise totally implausible regardless of whether this is total fiction or not. People today are far more knowledgeable and intelligent to totally disregard their beliefs to follow this story line... I'd be surprized if it lasts one season! Although difficult, find another show that is easier to swallow or get a hobby to better utilize your time.