年份：2009 类型：美国剧
主演：Justin,Bartha,Rob,Lowe,Josh,Lucas
导演：Frederic,Lumiere
地区：美国
语言：英语
剧情简介
弗雷德里克·卢米埃尔是一位屡获殊荣的导演、编剧和制片人，他利用国会图书馆数千小时的档案和镜头、未发表的日记和录音，通过一群在二战中相遇的人的视角，为历史频道制作了一部10集高清纪录片。用高清彩色讲述..
Great series, with colored footages during WWII. It has 10 parts, each focusing on one key event. War is the focus, with a lot of strategic planning, execution, plus the key historic figures. The series cover a lot of grounds, with details that I never know before, and some of which are quite shocking. The format works well for me, with historians/academics as narrators, puts weight on the material. It is honest, no sugarcoating, fact-based, and quite informative. The only shortcoming is the omission of the Asian front of the war. Maybe someone can make a series on the Asian part of war, with high standards.
After watching the show, I was a bit depressed. Human history seems like a never ending cycle of warfares, within groups, among groups. There might be right and wrong in the beginning, but when It gets intensified, all hell broke loose. What the allies did during WWII sometimes were not any better than what the Germans did. With the weaponry and technology getting more and more advanced, the war is going to be more and more efficient, precise and deadly. Is it in the human nature to fight? Is it part of being human? If so, what is the future?
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Great series, with colored footages during WWII. It has 10 parts, each focusing on one key event. War is the focus, with a lot of strategic planning, execution, plus the key historic figures. The series cover a lot of grounds, with details that I never know before, and some of which are quite shocking. The format works well for me, with historians/academics as narrators, puts weight on the material. It is honest, no sugarcoating, fact-based, and quite informative. The only shortcoming is the omission of the Asian front of the war. Maybe someone can make a series on the Asian part of war, with high standards.
After watching the show, I was a bit depressed. Human history seems like a never ending cycle of warfares, within groups, among groups. There might be right and wrong in the beginning, but when It gets intensified, all hell broke loose. What the allies did during WWII sometimes were not any better than what the Germans did. With the weaponry and technology getting more and more advanced, the war is going to be more and more efficient, precise and deadly. Is it in the human nature to fight? Is it part of being human? If so, what is the future?
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Great series, with colored footages during WWII. It has 10 parts, each focusing on one key event. War is the focus, with a lot of strategic planning, execution, plus the key historic figures. The series cover a lot of grounds, with details that I never know before, and some of which are quite shocking. The format works well for me, with historians/academics as narrators, puts weight on the material. It is honest, no sugarcoating, fact-based, and quite informative. The only shortcoming is the omission of the Asian front of the war. Maybe someone can make a series on the Asian part of war, with high standards.
After watching the show, I was a bit depressed. Human history seems like a never ending cycle of warfares, within groups, among groups. There might be right and wrong in the beginning, but when It gets intensified, all hell broke loose. What the allies did during WWII sometimes were not any better than what the Germans did. With the weaponry and technology getting more and more advanced, the war is going to be more and more efficient, precise and deadly. Is it in the human nature to fight? Is it part of being human? If so, what is the future?
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高清二战第一季影评
Great series, with colored footages during WWII. It has 10 parts, each focusing on one key event. War is the focus, with a lot of strategic planning, execution, plus the key historic figures. The series cover a lot of grounds, with details that I never know before, and some of which are quite shocking. The format works well for me, with historians/academics as narrators, puts weight on the material. It is honest, no sugarcoating, fact-based, and quite informative. The only shortcoming is the omission of the Asian front of the war. Maybe someone can make a series on the Asian part of war, with high standards.
After watching the show, I was a bit depressed. Human history seems like a never ending cycle of warfares, within groups, among groups. There might be right and wrong in the beginning, but when It gets intensified, all hell broke loose. What the allies did during WWII sometimes were not any better than what the Germans did. With the weaponry and technology getting more and more advanced, the war is going to be more and more efficient, precise and deadly. Is it in the human nature to fight? Is it part of being human? If so, what is the future?