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For longtime Eagle resident Annie Egan, watching the first episode of “Masters of the Air” at the show’s premiere in Los Angeles, California, on Jan. 10 was exhilarating, frightening and, frankly, upsetting to witness the...
Masters of the Air follows Band of Brothers and The Pacific as part of a triptych of miniseries produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks, looking at the American experience of World War II. While the three all unfold within the confines of that conflict, they stand apart. Each filters the war through its own moment.
Based on its initial episodes, Masters of the Air feels more like an expensive averted gaze from what’s going on now rather than any sort of urgent reminder of what happened
A suave, old-school cool start with visceral, violent aerial battles, Masters of the Air's debut episodes showcase high-budget, cinematic, prestige television.
Callum Turner also toplines the new limited series from the producers of “The Pacific” and “Band of Brothers”