Masters of the Air Episode 9 | FIRST TIME WATCHING | TV Series Reaction | TV Series Review

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[@jasontrebilcock6496]

There is something of a 10th/bonus episode..."The Bloody Hundredth"...from Wikipedia: "This episode is a companion documentary film allowing for a in depth meeting of the real life airmen who inspired Masters of the Air." Definitely worth checking out.

[@Spitfiresammons]

If you didn’t know those kids who run around the airbase will go on to lead the restoration of RAF thorpe abbotts which is now known as the 100th bomb group museum today with the help by their volunteers and the veterans and their families of the 100th BG.

[@shaneparsg1681]

My grandfather who emigrated here from Poland at 7 signed up when WW2 broke out. He was a 8th grade drop out who spoke fluent Polish, Russian, and English. At 18 he was fighting Africa then Italy the was and at Normandy. He broke through the line on the Buldge under Patton. At the end he wound up being an interpreter at the liberated concentration camps. My dad said he rarely spoke about his service but he did say "He could handle the killing, seeing soldiers dying, seeing the citizens free after the nazis were removed, but the Holocaust haunted him more then anything"

[@mikealvarez2322]

That would haunt any man. My father-in-law's wife told me that Jim only saw one of the smaller camps after it was empty. She told me that he could smell the death and he cried.

[@johnsuire8671]

The German camp officer was attempting to show the American officer they were equals or comrades. The American's insistence on the salute instead was a sign that military decorum was still expected, but they were not equals and he expected his orders to be followed.

[@AngelWolf12]

Also I assume the Americans had seen the camps, and knew full well what the Nazis had been up to and his utter disgust wouldn't let him shake that man's hand, even if he was just a commander of an air force POW camp

[@mikealvarez2322]

My father-in-law was a waist gunner on a B-24 Liberator. The only thing he ever said to me was, "Thank God you never have to see what a Bf 109's 20mm cannon can do to a man." I once referred to him as a hero, which he replied, "The only hero was a Brit that climbed on the wing of a Lancaster under attack to put out an engine fire." I didn't think such a story could be true so I didn't comment on it. I honor Jim's memory. He was a great man on so many different levels.

[@nataliajimenez1870]

The 10th episode is a documentary of the real members of the 100th

[@dstrong86bluecoffee]

The Bloody Hundredth - Official Trailer | Apple TV Masters of the Air Documentary kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJy8gKevpZibgbc

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

In legend, seeing a white horse means freedom. When Buck saw that injured white horse, he knew he was going to make it to freedom.

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

What's your source? How did you know what Buck thought?

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

@@johannesvalterdivizzini1523 After the series, there was a behind the scenes type video that explained certain highlights of each episode. In that scene, in that episode, it was said that’s what Buck was thinking, “it was the expression on his face & the look in his eye” that gave the viewer the idea that Buck knew he would make it to freedom. In folk lore, a white horse is the symbol for freedom. So are you saying the director is wrong in his meaning of the white horse. That behind the scenes video is my source, it backs me up. That video is out there, see for yourself.

[@nicholasmilne2908]

Yes you're correct about it representing freedom for Bucky but it also represents all the deaths of the war. In the tale of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, the fourth horse was a pale horse and the personification of Death. So the pale horse riding out of the gloom and past Bucky Into the light very neatly depicts the end of the war and freedom for Bucky.... but the horse is bloodied so there is one more death to come in the forest.

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

@@nicholasmilne2908 Thank you. But it was Buck not Bucky who saw the white horse. The blood on the horse could have meant death, or it could have meant the horse was running toward freedom away from death, which the horse did run away from the battle, toward freedom.

[@jameswg13]

what Rosie said to the russians was actually what he said as well

[@Rottooth]

Great reaction. Give generation kill a try next now that you've seen Band of Brothers, The Pacific, and Masters of the Air.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction, don´t forget to watch "The Bloody Hundredth" companion documentary, which will include interviews and footage of the real men of the 100th. Similar to 'We Stand Alone Together' in Band of Brothers. I hope you will react to it as well.

[@dstrong86bluecoffee]

The Bloody Hundredth - Official Trailer | Apple TV Masters of the Air Documentary kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJy8gKevpZibgbc

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@16:50 the "handshake" was a step too far and was denied. While military decorum between hostile forces during/following surrender was and is appropriate, respect and certainly friendship was not earned by the Nazis based on their conduct during the war. That far along in the war, what they had done collectively during the war was certainly well known to some extent.

[@jameswg13]

the guy in the tail of Rosies plane in the opening scene. they are being played by Rosenthals Grandson

[@SammyChavez-pp6uw]

A person that cries during a movie has a beautiful heart. You are a good person. and you are very cute and I love your accent. my father flew during World War II. He was a tail gunner and I just love watching these movies.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@azachman]

Words to live by, "don't be a prick".

[@darrylkoehn-ec8mk]

My late father helped feed & treat concentration camp victims at Matthausen & others He was attached to medical unit that followed the 506th paratroopers. He had nightmares for years afterward.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

You need to do Shogun next!

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

I very much enjoyed watching your reactions to this series. Thank you Biss. Your editors are great. 😊😊❤❤

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

Great reaction. Both "airplane" and "aircraft" are grammatically correct Bis. Keep up the good work!

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much

[@martensjd]

Coca-Cola saved my brother's life. He was soon to be in the midst of the Virginia Tech shootings here in the US, and hear the gunfire. There were repairs going on and he thought he was hearing nail guns, and decided to tell them to keep it down. But he decided to get a Coke first, and that was enough of a delay that someone in the model shop grabbed him, pulled him in, and told him something of what was happening. They barricaded themselves in the shop. W/o the Coke detour, he would have continued walking directly to the shooter.

[@Randomizer939]

4:55 They kinda jumped a lot. 7:29 Most of my German words I know are from mostly WW2 movies/series 😂and Zimmer frei if you need ski resort room 15:30 Correction "they are shooting at people with fastest machine gun in WW2 and maybe one gets hit" 😆

[@arhickernell]

There's a Bloody 100th Documentary (episode 10)

[@charliefoxtrott1048]

The sperm donator for my mom was an Anti-Aircraft gunner in Hamburg from 1943 to 1945, while my "step"-Grandpa was a British navigator like Croz; doing multiple sorties over Hamburg. So my granddad shot at my "step-granddad" - weird, but that how it is

[@nicholasmilne2908]

Great reaction to the series, 👍👍. I agree with you about the CGI, there's just no other way to film the vast aerial battles. I really appreciate your empathy for all the victims of the war, you have a good ❤

[@JamesGilburt-lb7sg]

Hi Bisscute, I loved watching this series with you, it's been an awesome series with great action and characters, I'm glad you enjoyed it. I've loved it, aerial warfare is my thing and it's been such a thrill to watch these 9 episodes. Please continue this sub genre with Memphis Belle & Red Tails :) based on 2 true stories of WWII - the first US Army Air Corps B17 bomber plane crew's 25th and final mission of their tour of duty in Europe & the first African American pilots in the US Air Force respectively. 2 brilliant movies and 2 of my favourites. I love your channel and reactions, lovely beautiful lady & I'm happily subscribed :)

[@cliveklg7739]

There is a 10th episode documentary. Also the film "The Great Escape" has some direct ties to the story of the 100th as it takes place at Stalag III.

[@pabloalaro8545]

You must see ¨Heavy Water War¨ series.

[@templarking2]

I agree band of brothers was best (but master of air last show(this one) was better ending) 2nd Masters of the air. Pacific (still good) but my third also

[@TheApilas]

There is a "tenth" episode with interviews with the real people from 100th, the interviews are collections from over the years before they died.

[@dstrong86bluecoffee]

The Bloody Hundredth - Official Trailer | Apple TV Masters of the Air Documentary kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJy8gKevpZibgbc

[@dstrong86bluecoffee]

Masters of the Air Documentary (Apple TV) The Bloody Hundredth - Official Trailer | Apple TV kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJy8gKevpZibgbc Masters of the Air - Dropping Aid in the Netherlands (Operation Chowhound) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHzJiqifbpp4Z5I I LOVE these scenes when the war is finally over !! (Thanks - Dave Strong)

[@Dreldven]

I went through the whole episode before I noticed the design on your shirt...Very nice. Very nice.

[@jameswg13]

crosby did actually do that to the supply officer for not doing his job and all the while wondering in his head who is this harry crosby. he was so pissed though guy not doing his job properly.

[@brianheffernan8982]

Howdy, Bisscute. Greetings from Columbus, Ohio.

[@TailspinMedia]

same thing happened to me, the tears creeped up on me this episode!

[@eddie11214]

I just stumbled onto and subscribed to your movie reaction page. A few suggestions. They are sports themed but NOT sports movies. Much much deeper. “Field of Dreams”, “Miracle”, “Remember the Titans”, “Brian’s Song”… another old classic “To Sir with Love”… and if you have Netflix watch the documentary “The Greatest Night in Pop” about the creation of We Are the World song and video. Love and hugs from Brooklyn, NY, USA.

[@Brian0686]

i think i liked Band of brothers 1, pacific 2 slight margin masters of air 3 pacific was a whole different war. they had no rules. I like how Masters of the air portrayed Stalags Airmen where treated with respect as prisoners again since geneva convention Europe had rules of war

[@user-wn6hh4dy8c]

Last one?

[@02gymx]

Can 't wait for Daredevil season 2 reaction !!

[@BissFlix]

Hopefully in the future

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

Buck's wife died from polio iirc - polio vaccines were not used back then.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

The polio vaccine had not been invented yet.

[@bogaty72]

Hi Biss. I enjoyed watching your reaction to the series. Overall, I thought the first six episodes were very well done but that the series faltered with episodes seven and eight. My feeling is that the series suffered from the same problem as the 2019 movie Midway. They tried to cram too much into too few episodes and, as a result, the narrative suffered. I believe the series could've been much more impactful had they either added another 3 episodes, or had they maintained a tighter focus on the story of the 100th bomb group and less on ancillary characters and events. I would have preferred to see the story of Quinn and Bailey's evasion and escape through France and Spain or following Rosie's progression through his first 25 missions rather than having the massive time skips in Eps 7 and 8 when they focused on the POW camp. Too many stories were set up only to fizzle out or be dropped completely. What was most disappointing for me was how they skipped over Operation Argument (aka Big Week) from Feb 20-25th. At the end of episode 7, Rosie agrees to do another tour and he and Col. Bennett discuss plans to use bombers as bait to lure the Luftwaffe day fighters into the air so that the US fighters can destroy them. This was "Big Week". It was a massive series of battles that saw the destruction of 500 German fighters and it greatly reduced the threat those fighters posed to the US daylight bombing raids. I cannot understand why they showed us a scene where they discuss this plan at the end of one episode only to skip over it in episode 8 and jump to right before D-Day. At any rate, I'm greatly interested in the bombing campaigns of WWII (although I'm much more knowledgeable about the RAF and RCAF Bomber Command night bombing campaigns than I am about the USAAF daylight raids) so I greatly enjoyed the series. I think Band of Brothers is a better overall narrative but their story of the war in Europe is a much shorter, more cohesive one and therefore easier to tell as it covers men from one company from the D-Day til the end of the war. Masters of the Air covers a longer time span and is centered on a Bomber Group which had many more men than a US Parachute company. Also, the losses suffered by the 100th Bomb Group and the USAAF 8th Air Force in the early phases of their campaign were horrific. The 100th lost about 77% of their original compliment of air crews. By the end of the war, the 8th Air Force lost about 12% of their members as killed in action (~26,000 men). More aircrews were lost from the 8th Air Force than US Marines lost in the Pacific. As sobering as these numbers are, they are but a fraction of the losses suffered by the members of RAF Bomber Command. By war's end, Bomber Command had suffered about a 46% KIA rate (~56,000 men). I hope that this series renews people's interest in the subject matter. I know Peter Jackson, director of Lord of the Rings, has been trying to do a remake of the 1955 movie, The Dambusters but that the project keeps running into funding problems. My hope is that the project will now get the green light and the film will be made. It's a fascinating story. Finally, please consider watching and reacting to a Japanese movie called Grave of the Fireflies (Hotaru no Haka). It tells the story of two Japanese children who struggle to survive after their city is firebombed during WWII. It's a truly powerful film.

[@martensjd]

Most Hollywood movies about air combat are simply awful, e.g., the most recent iteration of "Pearl Harbor." In comparison, this was very good.

[@Sagar15377]

Please react hachi a dog tale ❤️

[@bobykun3323]

Can you react the godfather movie please 🙏

[@BissFlix]

I have already seen it way before the channel was made

[@mdomais7771]

React on KGF CHAPTER 1 AND 2

[@BissFlix]

Ill take it into consideration

[@TheSocratesian]

Given what the show purported to be, it was not up to Band of Brothers or the Pacific. There was too much made up events that there was no evidence for. At least Band of Brothers and the Pacific tried to remain true to the actual events. All in all it was a good serious.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

Can people stop pretending “The Pacific” is any decent? That series is virtually unwatchable.

[@TheSocratesian]

@@ChienaAvtzon Neither the Pacific or Masters of Air are close to Band of Brothers. But at least the Pacific staid true to the story it was depicting instead of making up complete BS events. That said I would recommend all three shows.

[@ChienaAvtzon]

@@TheSocratesian - Well, that was an issue with John Orloff not being allowed to shelve the two Bucks, after they were shot down. Virtually everything with Rosie and Crosby is based on events that happened to them. Since, Rosenthal had a well-documented military career, and Crosby wrote a memoir.

[@TheSocratesian]

@@ChienaAvtzonThe stuff with Rosenthal and Crosby was fine for the most part, although the stuff they omitted was a complete travesty for show that purports to be about the 8th Air Force. Rosenthal was certainly one of the truly great aviators of the 8th Air Force. But they really went over the top with the POW stuff, jamming in the Tuskegee Airmen and most egregiously the complete made up espionage garbage with Wingate. I guess they did the best they could with the finale but there was a lot of unnecessary poetic license with that ending.

[@waynec3563]

@@TheSocratesian The introduced the Tuskegee Airmen in episode 8, but they didn't really use them much in episode 9.