Masters of the Air - Apple TV+
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Just finished the first of two today. Excellent. Austin Butler is great in it.
After watching second, I realized there are No outdoor sets to give picturee of how they lived. Just Runway Location and Interior sets. They shot in the UK, bur so far they have little to show for it.
Speilberg said hie was influenced by 12 O'Clock High movie. Well, it showed conditions back then. BTW. 2nd episode was directed by Carey Joji Fukegwa, who directed last James Bond, "Die Another Day".
Speilberg said hie was influenced by 12 O'Clock High movie. Well, it showed conditions back then. BTW. 2nd episode was directed by Carey Joji Fukegwa, who directed last James Bond, "Die Another Day".
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This will be watched after I finish watching "For All Mankind". I just started on Season 3 of it. My wife is hooked on it as much as I am.
Since I usually watch after all the episodes are available I always FF through the Next Time stuff.I’ve watched the first two episodes, excellent show! I’m not a big fan of the “Next time, on Masters of the Air” sneak-peak, though. No Spoilers!
There’s always the Mute button and looking away, too…
Disney did this to Percy Jackson and it’s like the producers feel like they are making Superhero/Marvel movies, with people waiting through the end credits for the Mid-Credits Scene. That’s okay in a movie where the sequel may not be out for another 2-3 years, but when the next episode is next week, I would hope my brain cells haven’t aged so much that I won’t be able to connect what I just watched with what I will be watching in seven days.
Disney did this to Percy Jackson and it’s like the producers feel like they are making Superhero/Marvel movies, with people waiting through the end credits for the Mid-Credits Scene. That’s okay in a movie where the sequel may not be out for another 2-3 years, but when the next episode is next week, I would hope my brain cells haven’t aged so much that I won’t be able to connect what I just watched with what I will be watching in seven days.
Given the limited number of air-worthy B-17 bombers, they made two practical B-17 airframes for the ground shots, half a B-17 for the interior shots, with all of the aerial B-17 shots being CGI.
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How Masters Of The Air's Flight Scenes Were Filmed & How Much Was CGI
How much CGI Masters of the Air used.
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There’s a good write-up of the history and making of “Masters of the Air” on the National Geographic website. It may require a subscription to read, however.
www.nationalgeographic.com
Masters of the Air: What it gets right about WWII’s Bloody Hundredth
The actors and creators of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg’s AppleTV+ miniseries discuss what went into recreating the war in the skies of Europe.
www.nationalgeographic.com
Yep, a paywall.There’s a good write-up of the history and making of “Masters of the Air” on the National Geographic website. It may require a subscription to read, however.
Masters of the Air: What it gets right about WWII’s Bloody Hundredth
The actors and creators of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg’s AppleTV+ miniseries discuss what went into recreating the war in the skies of Europe.
Started last night. Two episodes in and it as great as I was hoping it would be.
Plus as a bonus, Elsa Dutton (Isabel May) has a role.
Plus as a bonus, Elsa Dutton (Isabel May) has a role.
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