I was confused wheather I went to a nightclub or the movies, because the annoying music sounded from the very beginning right until the end, nonstop, it was criminal. This musical resource is getting ridiculous in general, but especially for a war film, as it takes all the realism away from combat scenes, there is no music in war, why would a director would chose to avoid a single moment of silence is beyond me. The movie barely had a script and very confusing timelines, it was difficult to understand what had already happened and to match it with other scenes about the same events. There was very little dialogue and the characters were very shalow, watching them getting killed did not make the slightest difference as it was not emotional connection to them. All scenes were constantly drowned in loud, annoying, dramatic music trying to somehow convey the desperation those soldiers must have felt, but overusing that resource ruined the movie for me, I left with a headache. Some truly unrealistic scenes also, especially close to the end, where that Spitfire runs out of fuel and still manages to shoot down a German Stuka. Terrible movie, the critics must have been bought, there is something off about that 8.5 score, dozens of people agree with was a 1 star film. Weird.