Film Student Reacts to MASTERS OF THE AIR Ep 9 | THE FINALE

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Full length reactions to the full series are available on Patreon, as well as weekly early access to RU-vid edits. Also check out BAND OF BROTHERS on RU-vid, and THE PACIFIC on Patreon.
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Jacqui Mia Ross
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00:00 - Intro
02:12 - Reaction
24:30 - Analysis
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@brianmulligan3014 29 дней назад

Tom Hanks first HBO miniseries “From the Earth to the Moon” is incredible and often forgotten.

@donparnell309 29 дней назад

It's very much like BoB with each episode told from a different viewpoint.

@Elephant2024-wi2li 29 дней назад

And after Jacqui finishes that, she should also watch astronaut related movies Apollo 13 (with Tom Hanks) and First Man (directed by Damien Chazelle).

@bernardsalvatore1929 29 дней назад

Jacqui, both this series end Band of Brothers have an additional "bonus" episode!! The episode title for this series is "The Bloody 100th" the one for Band of Brothers is called "We Stand Alone Together"! Both are definite MUST WATCH!!❤

@ChienaAvtzon 29 дней назад

Originally, Ep.9 was supposed to be two episodes. I would have preferred if the first three episodes had been condensed into two, which would have allowed the final few episodes to breathe. Completely agree the series should have bookended differently. With Cleven and Egan reuniting in the USA (rather than the base), Crosby going home to his wife and son, and Rosie making the decision to go to Nuremberg. I even suspect that was the original ending, before the budget ran low. Those scenarios were what the series was building towards, and would have been the natural conclusion. Cleven and Egan were introduced at the home-front with Marge, Crosby was the Everyman who was worried he could not have a normal life after the war, and Rosie was the Jewish lawyer who was confronted with the devastating reality of what happened to his people.

@ChienaAvtzon 29 дней назад

PS: as for the scene in the camp. Robert Rosenthal did see several camps while in Poland, on the way to Moscow.

@acdragonrider 27 дней назад

I personally wouldn’t touch the first few episodes at all. 1 through 5 and honestly six are so good imo. But yes I would’ve extended this show a bit longer with an additional homecoming episode. The prison escape stuff is great and I like the great escape. But they spent a lot of time on it when it honestly didn’t amount to much. Especially with their plans to be ready to fight, escape or go on a death march. Probably scrap the D-Day part with Sandra and have a bit more of that, less of the prison stuff. I’d have added a series of scenes with Crosby and Jean reuniting during his R&R back home. Having that baby. 😂 Make it all feel conflicted to link up with his Niztsche quote in the final episode. The only other thing too is I would’ve liked a bit more love for the RAF and to showcase moments where they were working together well. Because as is the show makes it look like the one hundredth and the raf were always clashing. In crosby’s book, there are plenty of examples of both.

@YN97WA 29 дней назад

I watched this through the eyes of a history buff. I've read a lot about the plight of the army air corps in WW II and the devastating losses they endured due to daylight bombing raids. I think this series did an excellent job showing just how terrifying it was for our brave airmen. I really enjoyed your reactions, and I agree; I, too, wanted more in certain areas, but overall, it is something the modern world should see, and always remember. I got the feeling that you feel the same way, judging by the empathy and admiration you show for our greatest generation. It really comes through in your reactions, so thank you for that.

@sandbagger57 29 дней назад

The companion documentary the Bloody Hundredth is excellent and you should see it. RU-vid has a talk Rosie gave at an airbase which is really good. Rosie's grandson is an actor who had small role in this show.

@ChienaAvtzon 29 дней назад

Sam Rosenthal is the co-pilot/tail gunner on Rosie’s 52nd mission.

@sandbagger57 29 дней назад

Reel History, an excellent site, has an interview with Sam Rosenthal.

@morgananderson9647 29 дней назад

I bet that Timothy Van Patten is related to Dick Van Patten, a long time Hollywood actor whose children also had many on-screen and off-screen positions in the movie industry...

@axr7149 29 дней назад

Yes, they are half-brothers.

@ReeseMacalma 29 дней назад

Crosby's book is a must-read. Definitely one of the best memoirs I've read.

@acdragonrider 27 дней назад

I’ve been read in f it myself. I’m halfway through.

@arkadyfolkner 26 дней назад

Great reaction! Your reaction and outrage at the German camp guards firing on the POWs was definitely a fiery redhead moment (and warranted!) they got their comeuppance tho!

@axr7149 29 дней назад

Speaking of the subject of the Holocaust, there was a haunting film released this year that won 2 Oscars in the recent ceremony that I believe is worth watching: THE ZONE OF INTEREST (2023). The amazing thing is how it manages to convey the eerie atmosphere without explicitly showing anything. It beat OPPENHEIMER to win the Oscar for Best Sound (and deservedly so IMO), and the way THE ZONE OF INTEREST utilizes sound design is frankly next level.

@alexamerling79 29 дней назад

I've been meaning to watch that.

@alexamerling79 29 дней назад

I love that they included the liberation of the camps in this. It is more important than ever today to remember....

@randyshanks9176 29 дней назад

When Rosie Broke his arm he actually re broke it because he was shot down months earlier and broke it in a crash landing.

@duanetelesha 29 дней назад

Thank You Jacqui for shareing this series as an Air Force veteran do appreciate you and reaction it was Great.

@dmayres 29 дней назад

I think the Pacific wrapped up really well, using episode 10 as the 'Homecoming'

@greg4857 29 дней назад

I feel the same way about the last episode wing rushed. I wished they showed more of the key moments of the group. I highly recommend reading the books that were used as the inspiration for the series. The first being Masters of the Air and second A wing and Prayer that was written by Crosby himself. The books goes into much more details about a number of the key missions that the 100th were a part of that were not seen in the show. I wished they showed that Rosie was actually shot down twice. The opening to this episode was actually the second time, he was also shot down in September of 44 over France where he was pulled from the wreck by France resistance fighter and sent back to England recovered and went back to flying missions. I wished more of the series were spent in the bomber as well, but I also under they can only show them going up getting and getting attacked, dropping bombs so many times and make it interesting and make it feel like your not watching the same thing over and over again. I just feel like a 10th episode would have given them more time to show a few other key moments of the group.

@ChienaAvtzon 29 дней назад

Had Ep.8 featured Rosie being shot down over Nuremberg and crashing in France, and Sandra telling Crosby about Jews disappearing from occupied territories. It would have added more depth to that episode and the finale. Since there would have been more context for what the audience was seeing, and would have tied all the storylines together better. For me, where the finale stumbles is after Rosie and Cleven return to Thorpe Abbots. As that is where the ending seems to be rushed and way too convenient.

@andrewdeen1 29 дней назад

I like how it's almost like they based the entire series around that photograph of egan and gale.

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

The march from stalag Luft 3 was brutal. It became a march of survival for all. Prisoners were even carrying guards rifles and packs at points to help one another. Everyone to get through it

@obersmith 29 дней назад

waking up to see a new Jacqui reaction is the best way to start a day :)

@ScarriorIII 29 дней назад

16:46 It is likely the guards had orders to shoot the prisoners in the scenario they got attacked. Seems to be on par.

@JamesGilburt-lb7sg 29 дней назад

Hi incREDibly gorgeous lady ❤️ Thanks for completing this awesome series, I love it and rate it infinitly higher than band of brothers & the pacific. I'm a 'war in the air' guy and this series has ticked all my aerial warfare boxes. Air war is so much more exciting and entertaining to watch #facts I'm glad you've enjoyed it and as a follow up to it, I highly recommend you react to Red Tails (2012) - the story of the Tuskegee Airmen in combat. & Memphis Belle (1990) One of the first B25's to complete the '25' - They're both essential react-to material, as well as The Battle Of Britain (1969) & The Dambusters (1954) I love your reactions and I'm subscribed 😊 Keep up the fantastic work you do. Lots of love from the UK 🇬🇧

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

Operation Manna (29th april-7th may 1945) and Operation Chowhound (1-8th may 1945) was a joint operation between Britain, commonwealth, the americans and other allied nations to help relieve the Dutch famine of 1944-45. Over 11k tons of food was dropped combined to help feed the dutch. This was then followed up with Operation Faust which was land based relief. 18'000 to 22'000 died during the dutch famine. Possibly more

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

Those words and phrases rosie said to the russians were the actual things he said as well

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

Buck or bucky actually brought a silk parachute to the parents of Marge just before the wedding and they knew immediately what it was for. Then during the wedding one of them said to the other "i wonder where that came from"

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

The 30 minutes to be by the front gate were accurate. The british prisoners found out when they were in the theatre watching a theatre show put on by fellow kriegies

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

This was actually the second time rosie was shot down and he broke the same arm

@Greatwealthgentleman 29 дней назад

Great reaction to this series Jacqui. Please react to the movie “Memphis Belle”(1990)next I’d love to see your reaction

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

Gale Cleven didnt know about the death of his buddy he escaped with until he got back to the USA. He landed got home found out and immediately travelled a good distance so he could be a pallbearer at his friends funeral.

@jackson857 27 дней назад

An incredible final episode. Loved this show so much.

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

Crosby was that angry about the equipment room. The way he said it was one of his navigators came to him saying the room was locked and they didnt have parachutes. They may have been masters of the air but going without a parachute would have been insane. After he broke down the door he then went to find the supply officer and his buddies and chewed them out. As he was doing so in his head he was thinking who is this crosby?

@danielybarra8052 29 дней назад

Now that you've finished this series, you'll have to watch MEMPHIS BELLE ✈

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

Despite his rank as group navigator Crosby did still fly missions just usually the big ones and as part of multiple crews.

@jameswg13 29 дней назад

The actor in the tail of Rosies aircraft in the opening scene. Is the real life Rosies Grandson.

@Ennoenno02 6 дней назад

Let that flag fly high 🇺🇸 Happy 4th of july to you and for everyone

@quoctong 29 дней назад

Supposedly Rosie got shot down one other time and got back to his Army Airforce unit. So 2x shot down! Such a hero.

@ChienaAvtzon 21 день назад

Not supposedly, Rosie Rosenthal was shot down over Nuremberg in September 1944 and crashlanded in American-occupied France. He was pulled out of the cockpit unconscious and shipped to a military hospital in England, where he woke up and spent the next month or so recovering. He was awarded his first Purple Heart and second Silver Star.

@michaelholmes2520 29 дней назад

@movienightwithjacqui the first episode of Masters of the Air you post to RU-vid is the finale, without finishing Band of Brothers? Was that intentional?

@movienightwithjacqui 29 дней назад

The entire series of Masters of the Air is on my channel, and I had already finished filming Band of Brothers by the time I started watching it. It was just a matter of getting them edited and posted, and the schedule got messed up. As noted in the description, everything is available early on Patreon. The last two episodes of BoB will be posted shortly 👍🏻

@donparnell309 29 дней назад

Harry and Sandra's relationship were contrived with the blessing of Harry's family realizing this was a movie not a documentary. I agree adding her and the Tuskegee Airmen to the plot was unnecessary. The 1995 Tuskegee Airmen with Laurence Fishburn, Cuba Gooding Jr and Andre Braugher is a pretty good movie, 2012 Red Tails not so much.

@hectorio96 29 дней назад

It's been 84 years...

@eddiecollison 28 дней назад

I promise I'm not a grumpy old man but just saying, yes we have seen the episode, but we watch the reaction to enjoy you reacting to the arc of the episode. When you show us a moment with peak emotional resonance at the very start of the reaction it's like taking some air out of the balloon. We(Well, I) want to reach that moment when we get to it naturally. I do enjoy all your reactions btw, but I try quickly to skip over the beginning spoiler moment. Ok now I'm going outside to yell at a cloud.

@wildbronco038 28 дней назад

I honestly would've preferred if the Tuskegee Airmen had gotten their own series, rather than feeling kind of tacked on at the end of Masters.

@TrymYoutubeMainChannel 29 дней назад

Finally 😊

@dmayres 29 дней назад

It was the episode that the series needed and deserved, but I do think they tried to cram too much into 9 episodes. The book is extraordinary.

@abefroman4953 29 дней назад

Jacqui is dreamy!

@Chris61136 2 дня назад

The series would’ve been better served if it was 12 or 13 episodes long. Loved the show, it was better than The Pacific, but it felt rushed.

@butterflycomb 26 дней назад

See I'm not alone in my heartfelt love for this series! Felt like I was right there with all of them through heaven and hell. What a terrific mini series! I hope Apple tv continues this quality we need more shows like this.

@kendavis8046 29 дней назад

Jacqui, I'm an old fart, and already taken by the most beautiful woman I have ever met (and who still puts up with me, for 43 years!) so please do not this as a creepy comment, but you have very pretty eyes. Also, some very good opinions and critiques on how movies are made. And the latter is what caught my attention at first. Thanks.