Well, this movie shows us that Mark Griffiths and producers think we all are idiots. If not how should we understand this:
American pilots take off on Mig-29s. Suddenly all aircrafts turn to F-16s. Ha, a magic! After an action... Migs land. The magic again!
Oh, did I mention that F-16s had Israel markings?
Another magic: obviously unarmed L-39 trainers are bombing enemies.
And more magic: while all movie is situated in Europe, we can see a desert in almost any flying scene.
Maybe the director wasted all his magic on things above, because action scenes are incredibly chaotic and also explosions look awfully as if pilots bombarded with molotovs.
OK, OK, this is a movie. I should write about its story... wait. A story? Yes there is SOME story in this film. And its horrible as well.
American pilots take off on Mig-29s. Suddenly all aircrafts turn to F-16s. Ha, a magic! After an action... Migs land. The magic again!
Oh, did I mention that F-16s had Israel markings?
Another magic: obviously unarmed L-39 trainers are bombing enemies.
And more magic: while all movie is situated in Europe, we can see a desert in almost any flying scene.
Maybe the director wasted all his magic on things above, because action scenes are incredibly chaotic and also explosions look awfully as if pilots bombarded with molotovs.
OK, OK, this is a movie. I should write about its story... wait. A story? Yes there is SOME story in this film. And its horrible as well.