I've seen the movie score on imdb, but forgot that these days one needs to take out at least two points to get the actual rating. With this crucial mistake, I had big hopes that it would be a great movie. I could not believe how bad it was. And I really wanted it to be good. Problem one: Complete lack of character development. Absolutely none. Problem two: Complete lack of scale. The scale here is so far out, it is actually funny. When you are supposed to show a certain number of units, say soldiers, ships, tanks, etc., you have to make sure you are showing something that is at least remotely near the number of units you are telling are shown. The scale with this movie was so bad, that even if you don't know anything about history, it would be obvious that they had no idea what they were doing when the movie was made. The overall realism was non-existent. The plot was so bad, a lot of the time it went against common sense, let alone historical accuracy.

Overall the movie is a complete mess - zero story fluency, zero character development, out of this world scale problems - it's like they had no idea what to do or how to do it.