Woo hoo! Bravo Lucas, for getting this tale to the big screen, looking forward to it.

Another story that needs to be told, for anyone with interest in baseball biopic, Roberto Clemente. Should be a household name, based on stats and the man. Huge talent, huge heart, dramatic life, and life end. Every year MLB presents award in Clemente's name for who best follows Clemente's example with humanitarian work.

And beautifully illustrated graphic novel provides one direction story could take, available at amazon.

Looks very good. Much more in-depth than the previous one.

The battle scenes in the air look worse than your average computer game on the pc... terrible CGI, lacking every form of realism.

Stereotyped 'black people' behaving, moving, talking like some 21st century gangsta rappers instead of WOII fighter pilots.

Can't find a reason to go see it.

Also, I have given up on Lucas since the last three star wars movies so that makes the decision that much easier.

Barvo to George Lucas, Director Anthony Hemingway and writer J. Ridley for creating this.

If Hemingway can bring even a tidbit of what he did with The Wire to this film, it should be pretty good.