kamsinger
Joined Jul 2004
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Definitely entertaining, but certainly not true to history. I understand taking "poetic" license, and embellishing a mix of fiction based on fact, but they really stretched for this one. This is the kind of production that spurs me into deeper research and finding the truth of the story. I found the use of the National Emblem March in episode 8's military parade to be amusing. I hardly think and French would use a march composed by the US Air Force for the United States in their parades. Somebody didn't do their homework, but then, who knows. Nonetheless, it is entertaining and the costumes are excellent.
I like the story like, kind of predictable but not obnoxious. Not sure who was in charge of costumes, but they obviously have never spent time in the south in the summer, NO ONE wears a sweater or a jacket and scarf in 90 degree weather in the south, because I can guarantee if the temp is 90 the humidity is 85%. Maybe a sweater inside in the AC but you won't see people wearing coats, ties, scarves and such outside! I just wish there was some continuity. Mother dressed as if there is a wind chill while her son is in shorts. Just Silly!