'Masters Of The Air' Reviews: A WWII Novel Gets The Big Budget Treatment For Apple TV
The book by Donald L. Miller got turned into a limited series starring Austin Butler, Callum Turner and Barry Keoghan.
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The book by Donald L. Miller got turned into a limited series starring Austin Butler, Callum Turner and Barry Keoghan.
On October 10 1943, the 100th Bomb Group – known as the “Bloody Hundredth” – flew as part of the US Eighth Air Force on a mission to Münster, Germany. Stationed at Thorpe Abbotts in Norfolk, the 100th Bomb Group sent 13 of its B-17 “Flying Fortress” bombers to Münster. Twelve were lost in as many minutes. Only one returned.
Apple TV‘s series tells the story of the US Air Force‘s ‘Bloody Hundredth’ Bomber Group. But how does it compare to the truth?
Watching the Apple TV+ war drama is like visiting a history museum with an older relative.
A suave, old-school cool start with visceral, violent aerial battles, Masters of the Air's debut episodes showcase high-budget, cinematic, prestige television.