Wow - that was pretty bad.

I dunno. I thought it was an interesting twist on the standard Sci-Fi channel monster movies - _______ gets stranded on ______ where giant ______ lurks.

That said, the acting was pretty bad in places, as was the writing. And I think they worse too much makeup (if you are are going to be flying a play for hours after hours, I really doubt you'll have layers of makeup on, especially lipstick), which was almost distracting.

And the spoiler was just ridiculous.

I thought it was good by Sci-Fi Channel standards. Very pulpy, y'know women pilots in WWII taking on flying dinosaurs and all. And one of the final shots with a baddie on the fuselage of a Zero was pretty good. Maybe my expectations are so low that it works but this was much better than crap like Grizzly or Sabretooth. A better grade of crap at least, kept me watching at any rate.

I feel sad for Brian Krause, a great actor in a very bad tv movie.
When i first heard about this movie, i'm like it's from scifi channel, and Brian is one of the lead actor, this should be good. Hell i am totally wrong about that.

It is bad , it is so bad that i want to kill them just because of their bad acting, aspecially the female lead actor. She is pretty, but she can't act. Maybe she could try something like comedy or soap oprah, she should fit well within those kind of show.

The story is bad too. What kind of story is that?
It looks like a kids self made comic book story, and not even the good one.
What make the producer pick this story and made it into a tv movie, it's completely rubbish.

BAD MOVIE, BAD!!!
If anyone read this, DON"T WATCH THIS MOVIE!!!

Yeah, this one hurt.

You want to go along with movies like this, and you really try to be forgiving, but it just gets so jarring that you're tossed out of your suspension of disbelief.

These pterosaurs, whatever they are, they're top-of-the-food chain sorts of beasts. They're multiplying. "There were just a dozen or so, now there are hundreds" says the (conveniently English-speaking Japanese captain.

Ok. Um, what do these hundreds eat, when they can't get redshirt? That there's enough of that they multiply from dozens to hundreds?

It was a Japanese base that they accidentally crash-landed on. A destroyed base, sure, but still a Japanese base. Now in the scene where Sgt. Lee dies, and we think the colonel was blown up too, the girls drive off, in the army truck, with the Allied star insignia painted on the hood of the truck.

Where did that truck come from? This is a Japanese base. It was never an allied base. Where would they get an allied truck? Wouldn't that be a Japanese army truck?

Then why wasn't it?

You just get kicked out of your suspension of disbelief, and then you can't help notice just how bad the dialogue and the acting/directing are.

Just another in a long line of terrible films being put out by the sci-fi channel...It's a shame that there are not any decent writers or directors associated with the sf channel...

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