Lol I remember that...I still showed up day one .For some odd reason I remember they were promoting the Phantom Menace 3D heavily with this movie
I think McGruder alludes to that in this interview:It was sanitized PG version of a war film with all the stereotypes that come along with it.
You could tell a lot of stuff was held back.
Dude wrote Undercover Brother before Red Tails if that was any indication.People underestimate how poor a writer John Ridley is. The only thing worth mentioning that he's written is 12 Years A Slave and the beef with Steve McQueen made it all too clear that McQueen had a heavy hand in the writing that was left uncredited.
NEYO was GOD awful! Him and the dude that died while flying the plane were painful on screen.
We need a world war 2 movie about black soldiers that is rated R. Show all the racism and shyt we dealt with from both sides while still coming out on top. WW2 black combat vets are superhero’s. No other race could have acccomplished what we did.
Budget. CGI. Lack of cohesive story. Just didn’t work. Lucas probably should’ve directed himself rather than produce but it needed someone with vision and the guy who directed, along with the mangled scripting process did it in. It needed to stand out rather than just be “another one”
That's his wife?People underestimate how poor a writer John Ridley is. The only thing worth mentioning that he's written is 12 Years A Slave and the beef with Steve McQueen made it all too clear that McQueen had a heavy hand in the writing that was left uncredited.
NEYO was GOD awful! Him and the dude that died while flying the plane were painful on screen.
We need a world war 2 movie about black soldiers that is rated R. Show all the racism and shyt we dealt with from both sides while still coming out on top. WW2 black combat vets are superhero’s. No other race could have acccomplished what we did.
They were supposed to make a movie adaption of thisThis would be the perfect one to adapt into a movie right here...
Sony Pictures has purchased the rights to create a film version of the novel, with Caleeb Pinkett and James Lassiter producing on behalf of Overbrook Entertainment under the leadership of Will Smith.
We had already seen too many movies / stories ect about the Tuskegee Airmen, Miracle at St. Anna was a better, more interesting movie IMO