God Is My Co-Pilot (21-Feb-1945)
Director: Robert Florey Writers: Peter Milne; Abem Finkel Based on a book by: Col. Robert Lee Scott, Jr. Music by: Franz Waxman Producer: Robert Buckner Keywords: Action/Adventure, WWII Robert L. Scott joins the Flying Tigers squadron, and fights Tokyo Joe, an American-educated Japanese flying ace. Good propaganda film made during the closing days of WWII.
CAST REVIEWS Review by Anita Faas (posted on 17-Jul-2007) This is a great movie mainly because of its unabashed religious sentiment.
No PC watered-down version of right and wrong, the movie shows what made America great and the courage that people possessed to keep us free. I'm not sure most of us are worthy of the tremendous sacrifices our previous generations made for us.
Review by David Bond (posted on 17-Jul-2007) One of the best movies ever covering General Chenaults Flying Tigers. Great flying scenes of P40's. Obvious propaganda reflects the anti-Japonese sentiment of the times.
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