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Pelearon la mayor batalla de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Un coronel norteamericano (Bruce Willis) entrena a pilotos chinos para que combatan contra el ejército japonés. El temperamento de algunos hace que su trabajo sea más complicado de lo que había previsto cuando le asignaron la misión, pero no por ello pierde la confianza en los jóvenes soldados que le han sido asignados. Mientras tanto, un pequeño grupo de espías y de refugiados transportan un descodificador a través de zonas rurales devastadas con la esperanza de que sea el artilugio definitivo para que la contienda llegue a su fin.
Avis de la communauté (5)
I've got to give a massive well done to the editors of the movie by making it look like Bruce Willis was on set longer than 30 minutes.
It has been entertaining, but the mix of genres does not come together well. Air battles fine
WOW.. this is a REALLY BAD movie. Got 10 minutes in and switched it off. Willis is obviously doing this for the easy big bucks, cause he just phoned in his "performance." 0/10
Air Strike is a blatant piece of Chinese propaganda disguised as a WWII film. The plot (if there is one) is a total mess; something to do with an airplane squadron, a truck that has to get a decoder somewhere and keeps picking up refugees, and a town that gets bombed over and over again. Bruce Willis and Adrien Brody lead the cast list but are only in a handful of scenes, awkwardly forced in. There aren’t any good performances and the English dubbing is god-awful (like comically bad). And the CGI and green screen work really sticks out. Unbearably soap opera-ish, Air Strike is good for some laughs but is an extremely poor war drama.
Absolutely horrible. Didn't realize this was not an american movie so it's dubbed into english. The CGI looks incredibly fake. Really bad movie.