Do it. My grandfather flew B-24s, and this series was incredible. It helped me better understand what he went through, and gave me an even deeper respect for these brave men. ❤
Masters of the Air isn't as cohesive a story and "instant classic" as Band of Brothers, or The Pacific, but my lord it does a good job of showing just how deadly being up in the air was. The losses the air force suffered were horrific.
Totally agree about the series. I loved it so much that I read the book (of the same name) which is one of the books the series is based on. It goes into much more detail and covers a whole range of additional subject matter - including topics that continue to be relevant to today's world and transcend the realm of warfare. For anyone who enjoyed the TV series, and wants to go next level, the book is also unreservedly recommended. P.S. There are also some very good military history channels on TH-cam that focus on WW2 aviation history that are worth searching out.
@@emilgilelsHey do you perhaps have any recommendations for youtube channels? I’ve been in love with the series since January and am hooked on the book right now. Would love to check some out!
It's no Band of Brothers or the Pacific, but it was beautifully done and well made. Wish the hadn't wasted so much time on unnecessary stuff like Crosby's affair, but for what it was it was excellent
@@gentlegiggle The channel "WWII US Bombers" does very good, detailed fact-based video essays. He did a bunch of videos about the B-17 in the past few months kind of in response to Masters of the Air being broadcast. Once you watch a few of his vids, other WW2 aviation vids will no doubt start showing up in your feed. ;-)
Personally only watched it because of Holliday Grainger from the strike tv show, I do love British crime shows though, recently finished Karen Pirie and it was excellent, three 90 minute episodes it kept the pace going. I’ll give season 2 a watch
“Have you met the pope” 😂. Seen that all night and it’s funny every time. I hope that flex perpetuates. Watched masters of the air. Very powerful, very well done, very good show
These talented Britons coming over here and taking our jobs are doing a really good job. No complaints from me. Boy was nervous. Got red in the face. 😆
You realize one of the four main characters is one of the most famous and decorated B-17 pilots of WWII, right? Paul Tibbets even referred to Robert Rosenthal as a legend. That should tell you something.
@@HAL_9000__ - From a press tour it is. Welcome to the streaming age, everyone watched it already. Heck, even Colbert looks confused as to why this interview is happening. Since, there is no reason to promote a series that premiered six months ago. This is not a reflection on Callum Turner personally, but his management team and AppleTV. He should fire whoever booked his interview.
I really wish they would have devoted more screen time to the Tuskegee Airmen. I had the honor of meeting one of them in the late 90's and he was still standing tall yet so humble. The sad thing was that he was initially thinking that I was playing around about wanting to thank him and shake his hand since I was a young white woman.
My only regret about the series is that the filmmakers could have shown more respect to their allies who experienced similar casualties flying bombers during the war, rather than depicting them as toffy nosed punching bags. Most (including my father) were working or middle class who had a lot of respect for the Americans. That said, it is an incredible series. I highly recommend it.
Considering Callum Turner’s character is a complete meathead who gets into drunken bar fights with everyone, I do not see how he would have been respectful of anyone, let alone the British. Also, the series refuses to acknowledge that the majority of the episodes take place within a three/four-month span of 1943. From my understanding, apart from Crosby’s interactions with ranking RAF officers (who were aristocratic) at Oxford, the rivalry between USAAF and RAF was during 1942. The 100th did not even exist yet, so that bar fight is based off something that happened to other airmen.
@@ChienaAvtzon It doesn't worry me that they don't have timelines exactly right, or that they dramatise to make the show more entertaining. And there would have been fights between the different nations, no doubt. But given there aren't many stories told of these young men, it would be good if they could show more of the real people who flew for allies. I feel that the English always get stereotyped as posh and the Australians as larrikins (which there was no doubt examples of each). On a positive note, I did like the character of the Chief Mechanic. No complaints that they didn't show the Lancasters flown by RAF or told their stories. This was a series about the USAF. Just wish they could depict the flying men of their allies better.
@@brettmoffitt8223 - As an American, I found the bar fight scene in Ep.2, reflected more poorly on the Americans. Specifically, Cleven and Egan who instigated the fight instead of hearing the RAF pilots out. And yes…. the mechanic was great. Loved his relationship with those British children, and how he tried to protect them from seeing the devastation of war. He should have been featured in the coda, at the end.
His accent has definitely shifted a little across the Atlantic in recent years. Great actor though, I’m delighted to see his success in films recently.
Except for the ending being a bit too Disney happy-endy 10/10 series. Whatched it 3 times just to show it to friends and family. The characters portrayed stayed withe for a long time after.
I have three electric aviation pioneering achievements under my cap. Produced the first official indoor airshow with electric remote controled plane in the Kingdom i late 1999. I towed a banner with a twin engine electric rc plane with my own design for a "remove during flight" tow apparatus in orep for towing the National Flag during that Allstar Baseball Gsme in 2001. I cancelled the idea after 911. The third thing is classified. Sometimes, impossible just takes someone with brains and gut to get ahold of it. We know what to do.
Their is scene in the series. P-51 hands down best fighter of WW2. Hahahahaha. P-51 pilots were disgusted by propellers in their brevuets when they flewed Me-262's. Real American knowledge.
Curious why i ever had to pay for movie tickets or for music. Really abisive exploitative and slave like story and i hope they can figure out snthg else.
Just finished watching it right now. Those closing credits with the photographs and stories of the actual men was incredibly moving. It breaks my heart that these men have all passed away. They didn’t get to see this amazing series for themselves. 🫡🇺🇸
Finally he's gettin the recognition he deserves, love the show and this man is a Star, i hope he gets the Emmy nomination ❤🙌🏻🤞🏻
Except, his performance deteriorates throughout the series. There is nothing awards worthy about it.
Highly recommend MASTERS OF THE AIR - Outstanding.
My father was a B-17 co-pilot in world war 2. I really need to watch this series.
Mine also. 524th Sq.
Do it. My grandfather flew B-24s, and this series was incredible. It helped me better understand what he went through, and gave me an even deeper respect for these brave men. ❤
You should watch it. It might have some bad CGI, but it really has a good story about what happens with the B-17 during the European Campaign.
Masters of the Air isn't as cohesive a story and "instant classic" as Band of Brothers, or The Pacific, but my lord it does a good job of showing just how deadly being up in the air was. The losses the air force suffered were horrific.
I absolutely love this series. highly recomend.
Totally agree about the series. I loved it so much that I read the book (of the same name) which is one of the books the series is based on.
It goes into much more detail and covers a whole range of additional subject matter - including topics that continue to be relevant to today's world and transcend the realm of warfare. For anyone who enjoyed the TV series, and wants to go next level, the book is also unreservedly recommended.
P.S. There are also some very good military history channels on TH-cam that focus on WW2 aviation history that are worth searching out.
@@emilgilelsHey do you perhaps have any recommendations for youtube channels? I’ve been in love with the series since January and am hooked on the book right now. Would love to check some out!
It's no Band of Brothers or the Pacific, but it was beautifully done and well made. Wish the hadn't wasted so much time on unnecessary stuff like Crosby's affair, but for what it was it was excellent
@@gentlegiggle The channel "WWII US Bombers" does very good, detailed fact-based video essays. He did a bunch of videos about the B-17 in the past few months kind of in response to Masters of the Air being broadcast.
Once you watch a few of his vids, other WW2 aviation vids will no doubt start showing up in your feed. ;-)
@@cleverusername9369 I love all three of them!
We love callum turner
he’s so funny 💀💀 he just gets up there to yap and lie i love him so much
fr its so funny how half what he says is a joking lie
One of my favorite series to date. His performance is SO well done.
he was amazing in the capture
I liked season one but it was a bit of a slog to get through, is season 2 worth it?
@@nathanlatham5651 I personally really liked season 2. Of course Callum isn't in season 2 though.
Personally only watched it because of Holliday Grainger from the strike tv show, I do love British crime shows though, recently finished Karen Pirie and it was excellent, three 90 minute episodes it kept the pace going. I’ll give season 2 a watch
Brilliant show
@@nathanlatham5651 the show is brilliant..just watch it
1st saw him the War & Peace series. So good!
First saw him in Tramps. Everyone acting like he’s a new actor meanwhile he was having good films before these blockbusters
Amazing series! Just stunning photography!
I highly recommend Masters Of The Air.
i really truly hate to objectify people, especially people this talented, however... good LORD he is handsome
That is an outstanding series, and he did a great job.
He is amazing, deserves all the attention. Masters of the Air was amazing loved it more than the pacific but band of brothers is still the best ❤
My favorite, The Last Letter From Your Lover.
One of my fav series. I highly recommend ❤
Thank you for the great content! 🇨🇦
You never disappoint!
“Have you met the pope” 😂. Seen that all night and it’s funny every time. I hope that flex perpetuates. Watched masters of the air. Very powerful, very well done, very good show
He reminds me of James Norton, another great British actor
Oh man. Idk why but just that tiny clip made me tear up a bit. Not sure if I could handle that movie. Or show or whatever it is 😂
These talented Britons coming over here and taking our jobs are doing a really good job. No complaints from me. Boy was nervous. Got red in the face. 😆
Actorazo Callum!
That was a great show
Callum Turner is great in Masters of the Air and The Capture. Him and Dua Lipa are a great couple as well.
*He and Dua Lipa...
Dua Lipa and he…
Do you know them personally?
Nooo I missed this 😢
Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều! 🇻🇳
He was great in War and Peace
I need him so bad
I'm in need of your prayers and positive energy. Please keep me in your thoughts.
Good luck with everything ❤
hold all calls. i think we've found our young andy murray for his biopic. 🎾
Dua I understand 😭😫
Despite its fault, Master of the Air does showcase the much lesser known individuals of strategic bombing in WW2.
You realize one of the four main characters is one of the most famous and decorated B-17 pilots of WWII, right? Paul Tibbets even referred to Robert Rosenthal as a legend. That should tell you something.
Just saw Callum in Emma and in War and Peace 💗
Callum Turner would be the perfect casting for Aegon the Conqueror!
Strangers connected by this platform, I ask for your prayers and positive energy to help me heal.
Masters of the air season 2 please
The story ended when the Germans surrendered.
@@ChienaAvtzon Nahh the war never ended
I'm confused. Is he on for Masters of the Air? Didn't that come out ages ago?
There's a recent Apple tv remake of it with him, Austin Butler, Barry Keoghan and few others.
@@sistaoutsider303 - Huh? “Masters of the Air” came out six months ago. That is not recent.
The miniseries came out on January 26th of this year. That’s not “ages ago”.
@@HAL_9000__ - From a press tour it is. Welcome to the streaming age, everyone watched it already. Heck, even Colbert looks confused as to why this interview is happening. Since, there is no reason to promote a series that premiered six months ago. This is not a reflection on Callum Turner personally, but his management team and AppleTV. He should fire whoever booked his interview.
@@ChienaAvtzonIt’s probably for emmy buzz
How many times have you watched this?
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I really wish they would have devoted more screen time to the Tuskegee Airmen. I had the honor of meeting one of them in the late 90's and he was still standing tall yet so humble. The sad thing was that he was initially thinking that I was playing around about wanting to thank him and shake his hand since I was a young white woman.
Mah man
STEPHEN GET ANTHONY BOYLE ON YOUR SHOW!!!!!!!!
My only regret about the series is that the filmmakers could have shown more respect to their allies who experienced similar casualties flying bombers during the war, rather than depicting them as toffy nosed punching bags. Most (including my father) were working or middle class who had a lot of respect for the Americans. That said, it is an incredible series. I highly recommend it.
Considering Callum Turner’s character is a complete meathead who gets into drunken bar fights with everyone, I do not see how he would have been respectful of anyone, let alone the British. Also, the series refuses to acknowledge that the majority of the episodes take place within a three/four-month span of 1943. From my understanding, apart from Crosby’s interactions with ranking RAF officers (who were aristocratic) at Oxford, the rivalry between USAAF and RAF was during 1942. The 100th did not even exist yet, so that bar fight is based off something that happened to other airmen.
@@ChienaAvtzon It doesn't worry me that they don't have timelines exactly right, or that they dramatise to make the show more entertaining. And there would have been fights between the different nations, no doubt. But given there aren't many stories told of these young men, it would be good if they could show more of the real people who flew for allies. I feel that the English always get stereotyped as posh and the Australians as larrikins (which there was no doubt examples of each). On a positive note, I did like the character of the Chief Mechanic.
No complaints that they didn't show the Lancasters flown by RAF or told their stories. This was a series about the USAF. Just wish they could depict the flying men of their allies better.
@@brettmoffitt8223 - As an American, I found the bar fight scene in Ep.2, reflected more poorly on the Americans. Specifically, Cleven and Egan who instigated the fight instead of hearing the RAF pilots out.
And yes…. the mechanic was great. Loved his relationship with those British children, and how he tried to protect them from seeing the devastation of war. He should have been featured in the coda, at the end.
Sorry I missed you sir forgive me hope you everyone and crew have a great Tuesday morning love you all❤
How fun to see you guys playing with water balloons!
Who else thinks the thumbnail is on point?
Appreciate the art an music. Yhere should hae been a plan for me to practice my sports this entire time
Did you have a stroke?
How was the voiceover recorded to sound so clear in this video?
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Wait, I thought Callum Turner was American. I could’ve sworn he spoke with an American accent during the MoA promos.
Nah mate, he's British. Born in London.
His accent has definitely shifted a little across the Atlantic in recent years. Great actor though, I’m delighted to see his success in films recently.
Huaty 🤩
Callum Turner should play STANLEY KOWALSKI
❤ #JonStewart #AOC 2024 Prez/VP🙏. ➡️Felons🚫🗳️CANT VOTE shouldnt b allowed t run fr office they themselves cant vote in🗳️
What are the key elements to focus on when editing a video like this?
Let’s share our thoughts on the message of the video.
Except for the ending being a bit too Disney happy-endy 10/10 series. Whatched it 3 times just to show it to friends and family. The characters portrayed stayed withe for a long time after.
This ain't Niven on Parkinson. But we wish Callum well.
Go Watch "Masters of the Air" ✈✈✈
PS: I got charmed by how quick the blush start spreading through the interview😍
I have three electric aviation pioneering achievements under my cap.
Produced the first official indoor airshow with electric remote controled plane in the Kingdom i late 1999.
I towed a banner with a twin engine electric rc plane with my own design for a "remove during flight" tow apparatus in orep for towing the National Flag during that Allstar Baseball Gsme in 2001. I cancelled the idea after 911.
The third thing is classified.
Sometimes, impossible just takes someone with brains and gut to get ahold of it. We know what to do.
Masters is good, but not a patch on the other two. For me.
Sounds like he still has the accent from Masters of the Air.
What's with the caption?
Forcing me into some competition is designed to control me and wont work. Ill compete when im not being exploited
Who else came from a recommendation?
Deer are not dangerous
Dear strangers, please pray for my recovery and strength as I battle through some tough health challenges.
I havent seen many unaltered movies for a decade. curious why that was enabled.
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
Their is scene in the series. P-51 hands down best fighter of WW2. Hahahahaha.
P-51 pilots were disgusted by propellers in their brevuets when they flewed Me-262's.
Real American knowledge.
mia goth
そこに邪な思いなどないということ
Rainbows are cool.
Do you believe in aliens?
🇦🇺😚
🇵🇱😖
Curious why i ever had to pay for movie tickets or for music. Really abisive exploitative and slave like story and i hope they can figure out snthg else.
Why did he look so stressed! It’s just an interview!
Amazed Colbert still has a show. Average youtubers get more views that this government tool.
Right, but this is not the ONLY channel that his show gets viewed, though…
he is on CBS NETWORK TV .... YT is a NICHE market. Amazed you had no idea in your country.
When the guy with 3 subscribers criticizes the guy with over 9 million subscribers for the size of his audience...now THAT"S amazing!🤣🤣🤣
Gene needs copium
Feeling alright there, Gene?
Just finished watching it right now. Those closing credits with the photographs and stories of the actual men was incredibly moving.
It breaks my heart that these men have all passed away. They didn’t get to see this amazing series for themselves.
🫡🇺🇸