I saw this today (yup it's still playing in first-run theaters!) and thought it was pretty good for a WW2 film. It felt fairly standard as far as these types of movies go, but it helped that the aerial action scenes were one of the best things about it. The aerial scenes were extremely well-shot, often using a first-person perspective for the bombers when they were diving, that made them really immersive. Definitely a movie that benefits from being seen on the big screen!
All of the actors were good in their roles, but for whatever reason the ensemble cast just kinda stuck out to me as a bit odd—the combo of Patrick Wilson, Woody Harrelson, Luke Evans, Dennis Quaid, Aaron Eckhart, and particularly Nick Jonas sorta took me out of the movie.
I honestly hope there isn't going to be a trend of current pop singers trying to transition over to acting because it kinda seems like that's trying to be a thing, with recent & upcoming movies like Dunkirk (Harry Styles), Yesterday (Ed Sheeran), Midway and Jumanji (Nick Jonas), and Cats (Taylor Swift). Keep the pop singers out of the movies I say, because a lot of these people aren't good at acting! Styles was ok in Dunkirk, but the less said about the others the better.
