Some of the footage is real, but some of it is from "Midway (1976)". One scene in particular is the stuntmen running for their lives when a prop airplane goes awry.
The black and white footage is colorized. The subject matter experts are articulate. The narrator is British, so his accent adds authenticity and percipience.
If you have watched lots of World War 2 documentaries, there really isn't any new and interesting footage here. But when you seeing GIs storming the beaches, newly-constructed liberty ships released from their berths, bomber squadrons flying across the sky, etc., it makes you want to yell "USA! USA"
Spoiler: The Allies win the war.
The black and white footage is colorized. The subject matter experts are articulate. The narrator is British, so his accent adds authenticity and percipience.
If you have watched lots of World War 2 documentaries, there really isn't any new and interesting footage here. But when you seeing GIs storming the beaches, newly-constructed liberty ships released from their berths, bomber squadrons flying across the sky, etc., it makes you want to yell "USA! USA"
Spoiler: The Allies win the war.