Jesse James

Reiley McClendon

Stephen Baldwin

Tom Sizemore

J. Todd Adams

Dallen Gettling

Jennifer Slimko

Robert Costanzo

Vince Cecere

Frank D'Amico

Harrison Young

Blaire Baron

Tommy Hinkley

Joanne Baron

Dylan Kasch

David H. Stevens

Rainbow Borden

Garret Sato

Yoshi Jenkins

Yoshio Be

Marvin Payne

Jossara Jinaro

Laurel Snow

Ashley Thomas

Jesse Plemons

Travis Whitney

Malcolm Sonsire

Jude Alley

Dan Urness

Don Kenworthy

Dawna Kenworthy

Natali Wyson

Douglas Caputo

Jennifer Chadburn

Joe Sigg

James Gaskell

Rocco DeVilliers

Kelley Feldsott Reynolds

Lisle Moore

Jim Orr

Philippe Denham

Gregory C. Haynes

Jason DeVilliers

Richard Dutcher

Lisle H. Moore Jr.

Louis H. Asbury

Jennifer Buster

Demetrius Graham

Craig L. Steiner

Emily Aaronson

G. Mitchell Johnson

Kent Sparling

Adventure

Action

The Flyboys

Dark Coast Pictures

Voltage Pictures

United States of America

CinemaSerf

Based quite loosely on the activities of a famed group of young American pilots who joined the French cause during the Great War, this is a rather disappointing drama. James Franco takes the lead as the charming "Rawlings". He's a man who doesn't really think rules apply to him, but like the rest of his disparate gang, is a brave man who knows how to get his balsa-wood bi-plane up and dangerous. Back then, there was still a certain code of honour between the warring parties and their Bosch opponents (including the "Red Baron") observed some of the niceties of war - a dignity useful on occasion as weapons jamming and engines failing wasn't uncommon. Then he encounters "Lucienne" (Jennifer Decker) in an house of ill-repute, falls for her and must then undertake a perilous rescue mission - against the orders of CO "Thenault" (Jean Reno). The result? Well, she gets shot and he gets a medal! Thing is, though, she must be relocated to a safe hospital and he has to lead a bombing raid - will they ever meet again? Will their love endure? Did anyone care? The camera loved James Franco here, and he does bring a degree of charisma to help carry it through. Otherwise, though, the acting - especially from Reno, is really flat; there's much too much dialogue and what airborne antics there are are not especially well integrated CGI effects that lack realism and culminate in a rather weakly photographed denouement. It could have been better had they bothered to use a few real planes and scored it a little more engagingly. As it is - it's just too long and plodding.

English

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