Simply don't set any expectations and you'll make it through. It's a bit tough to chew on, but it's edible. The cover of the movie is perhaps the key feature. The actors do what they need to do to get paid and meh they pumped out a film.

The script for this movie is totally ridiculous. I did not serve in combat during WWII, did serve in the Marines in Vietnam. I laughed through the first 15 minutes of the movie. No professional military person, whether he was in the Army, Navy, Marines or Army Air Corp would have acted as these people did. Totally unbelievable. They found a suitable bunch of actors to match the quality of the script. Some of them would never have made the cut in most of the high school plays I've seen. I've seldom heard worst German accents than these people had. If you have to kill 2 hours of time, don't spend it watching this terrible movie. Hit your thumb with a hammer. It will be less painful.

I have to admit I only sat down to watch this to see James Maslow and Trevor Donovan as both seemed completely miscast for this type of film. They were, and I lasted about 15 minutes before turning it off. The opening sequence, with 5 fighter planes, could have been exciting, but it was so choppily filmed and edited I had no idea who was in what plane or what was even going on. I was both bored and then horrified by the bad acting. No sense or feeling at all that this was supposed to be taking place in 1944. Not entertaining.