The Bloody Hundredth (2024)

• Year: 2024
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt31510396/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_bloody_hundredth
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• Keywords: world war ii, u.s. air force, interview, aerial combat, archival footage, bomber pilot,

	7.7/10
	91% – Critics
	91% – Audience

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The Perfect Complement (If Perhaps Improvement) To Masters Of The Air

As soon as Masters of the Air wrapped on Apple TV+, this documentary immediately dropped on the same platform. It is the perfect complement-if not sometimes an improvement-to that limited miniseries.

For a very basic overview, The Bloody Hundredth puts real-life names, faces, and places to the events fictionally depicted in Masters of the Air. It is fascinating and emotional to see the likes of Rosie, both Buck’s, Harry Crosby, and others recollecting the experiences chronicled within the series. Directed by Laurent Bouzereau & Mark Herzog, this doc is narrated by the venerable Tom Hanks and features a good deal of involvement from Steven Spielberg. In other words, pure production value and class all the way through.

Though not quite long enough (a tisch over an hour) to do this in reality, in spirit The Bloody Hundredth might actually be a little better than the series it wraps. Whereas Masters of the Air struggled a bit to form plot/character narratives over a sprawling, messy conflict, this doc doesn’t have to go that route-the historical footage and interviews pretty much speak for themselves.

Overall, The Bloody Hundredth is a solid denoument to Masters of the Air. What may have been lost in that series’ breadth is certainly re-captured here “in the flesh” of the real-life participants of the Eighth Air Force’s 100th Bomb Group.

WOW, a first

I didn’t know about this documentary until after Masters Of The Air had come out, therefore I had no idea what to expect. I am so glad I watched it first.

This documentary covered so many things, I have to limit my review.

The movie Memphis Belle articulates the 25 mission completion, then return home protocol. However what most don’t know is, the Norton Bombsite aiming mechanism, was a failure. Apparently, the aiming mechanism consisted of the only straight hair of a single American Native Woman. Who am I to judge?

Anyways, I divulge. I was delighted to see, interviews with two of the Red Tails. I have watched both movies based on these brave airmen, your job is to find out who they are.

When I heard Luft III mentioned, I knew straight away, where the documentary was going, in this this particular part. For the young, and the older who have forgotten? The Great Escape.

Another documentary which name escapes me, shows the humanity of the Camp Commandant.

When he found out that most of those who had escaped, were capture and executed; he had a monument erected to commemerate them. I’ll leave you to your thoughts.