Keenan Keeshig, who portrayed Francis Pegahmagabow, and the actor of the medic character (I couldn't find the actor's name) acted well.
This was painful to watch. Bad acting and weapon inaccuracies aside, the story centers around two white guys who should have been background characters at best. The movie is a hodge podge of Hollywood war movie clichés that didn't go any where and were implausible.
I want more Pegahmagabow. His skills, his struggles, his story, his perspective. According to this movie, his contribution to this important conflict was a series of blink-and-you'll-miss-it scenes.
If you're interested in Billy Bishop, you'll also be disappointed. He appears in the first five minutes, at the end of his career. There are some good, brief dogfights.
This was painful to watch. Bad acting and weapon inaccuracies aside, the story centers around two white guys who should have been background characters at best. The movie is a hodge podge of Hollywood war movie clichés that didn't go any where and were implausible.
I want more Pegahmagabow. His skills, his struggles, his story, his perspective. According to this movie, his contribution to this important conflict was a series of blink-and-you'll-miss-it scenes.
If you're interested in Billy Bishop, you'll also be disappointed. He appears in the first five minutes, at the end of his career. There are some good, brief dogfights.