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This series is a good example of creating content to fill a slot on a streaming platform. It's a poor copy of Ted Lasso. One can see the underlying preachiness and messaging that emerges in parts of the dialog and in character diversity of culture. Much of it seems agenda driven and is unnecessary and unhelpful to the story line. Inevitably, the story and the characters fall flat. Everyone and everything seems to overcome adversity, love one another and all live the " let's all get along and live happily together "! Unfortunately, real life isn't like that. The script is predictable, the characters fall flat and all seem unreal. It's difficult to determine the focus of the movie as the constant preachiness and moral messaging gets in the way. It's content to fill a slot and pass time but nothing special!

This series is completely unbelievable! It is a hot mess of fast moving yet impossible and unbelievable story lines. The script is childish, the editing shows one scene after another with little in the way of context to explain how the characters know exactly how to be in the right place at the right time. Everyone appears to be a hero and the characters, even those with stains on their past, all seem to come together to show they are a Band of Brothers. The fight sequences are filled with bizarre choreography and lots of grunts and groans! The plots are all reminiscent of WW2 morale boosting films, with the main actor as a cross between Superman and Captain America. Despite all the cheesiness, the series is entertaining, probably because of the fast paced action. Just go with the flow if you want to enjoy it!

This movie moves at the pace of molasses flowing uphill. It has a dreamlike quality to the scenes, but never seems to go anywhere. The script appears to have been cobbled together by selecting random sentences from the novel then stringing them together in a weird sequence. Each scene is almost a time jump that often strips the sequences of any continuity of narrative. The wonderful cast had very little with which to work but did their best with the short sentences and a lot of awkward staring. The ending really is a bit incomprehensible as it tries to be far too artistic and not pragmatic enough for any conclusion! A waste of that era's talent!