It was really something to watch this in high definition; the visuals are stunning, sharp, and the colors really stand out. A pretty clear issue arises when you consider why there weren't any planes there to greet them as things came to a close.

Seeing this movie happened to be on Remembrance Day was strange, and it’s odd that a Hollywood production would serve as an acknowledgment of the Royal Canadian Air Force. It stands out from other movies about wartime experiences, and I appreciated Billy Bishop's appearance, formally identified by his rank, presenting 'wings' to pilots who completed RCAF training. People who enjoy James Cagney’s work or war films sho…