There is a pretty useless subplot involving a man and his wife, but other than that, this film is not to be missed by those who enjoy WWII history.

It was a biographical film in which as many stars of British cinema that were available got to play even bit parts.

In "The Battle of Britain" everything is realistic except for some special effects which is forgivable since this movie was made in 1969. The fabulous aerial sequences filmed from a converted B25 camera plane and from a cameraman harness-suspended from a helicopter have a visceral quality never matched by CGI; you can almost smell the aviation fuel and feel the prop-wash from these classic aircraft.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 19, 2015 "Nobody is suggesting cowardice!!!!!!" There's something about watching Spitfires tipping-over and savaging Heinkel formations that just makes your stomach roll a little. (the remaining three planes take off) Right. It’s like a pigsty!Come on, you lot! SUNDAY, 5 MAY 1940, a little after two that afternoon. But the essential arithmetic is that our young men will have to shoot down their young men at the rate of four to one…if we’re to keep pace at all.It’s the oil pressure, sir, the gauge is being checked.He’s going to be one of your headaches now. The history is accurate but doesn't overwhelm the viewers. We’re not ready, we’re on our own, been playing for time – and it’s running out!I spend half-a-week settling her and the kids in the country and now I’m bored, she says.Well, I wouldn’t tell the CO that, sir, not if I were you.I’m terribly sorry about that, sir. This is one of the most underrated films ever. They see that combat against a non-pushover European is terrifying and they take no pleasure bombing cities full of civilians. No, no, no, seriously, Dowding.

Flood the cowling! Battle of Britain which depicts same owes a lot of its inspiration not only to The Longest Day, but to The Magic Box. So, what do I mean by that? A few additions: the officer with the burnt face DID get burnt in a hurricane, S. Bernard Fisj (spelling?) (I'm not sure which he flew, "Spit" or "Hurri".)

They couldn’t get in at Biggin.Well a few more days like this, and we won’t be able to get them down anywhere.I suppose we could always pull them all back north of the Thames, out of range…This is the BBC Home Service.

Bought this because I no longer have a VHS player. With what?David, we are not asking for anything.

There is a pretty useless subplot involving a man and his wife, but other than that, this film is not to be missed by those who enjoy WWII history.

It was a biographical film in which as many stars of British cinema that were available got to play even bit parts.

In "The Battle of Britain" everything is realistic except for some special effects which is forgivable since this movie was made in 1969. The fabulous aerial sequences filmed from a converted B25 camera plane and from a cameraman harness-suspended from a helicopter have a visceral quality never matched by CGI; you can almost smell the aviation fuel and feel the prop-wash from these classic aircraft.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 19, 2015 "Nobody is suggesting cowardice!!!!!!" There's something about watching Spitfires tipping-over and savaging Heinkel formations that just makes your stomach roll a little. (the remaining three planes take off) Right. It’s like a pigsty!Come on, you lot! SUNDAY, 5 MAY 1940, a little after two that afternoon. But the essential arithmetic is that our young men will have to shoot down their young men at the rate of four to one…if we’re to keep pace at all.It’s the oil pressure, sir, the gauge is being checked.He’s going to be one of your headaches now. The history is accurate but doesn't overwhelm the viewers. We’re not ready, we’re on our own, been playing for time – and it’s running out!I spend half-a-week settling her and the kids in the country and now I’m bored, she says.Well, I wouldn’t tell the CO that, sir, not if I were you.I’m terribly sorry about that, sir. This is one of the most underrated films ever. They see that combat against a non-pushover European is terrifying and they take no pleasure bombing cities full of civilians. No, no, no, seriously, Dowding.

Flood the cowling! Battle of Britain which depicts same owes a lot of its inspiration not only to The Longest Day, but to The Magic Box. So, what do I mean by that? A few additions: the officer with the burnt face DID get burnt in a hurricane, S. Bernard Fisj (spelling?) (I'm not sure which he flew, "Spit" or "Hurri".)

They couldn’t get in at Biggin.Well a few more days like this, and we won’t be able to get them down anywhere.I suppose we could always pull them all back north of the Thames, out of range…This is the BBC Home Service.

Bought this because I no longer have a VHS player. With what?David, we are not asking for anything.

There is a pretty useless subplot involving a man and his wife, but other than that, this film is not to be missed by those who enjoy WWII history.

It was a biographical film in which as many stars of British cinema that were available got to play even bit parts.

In "The Battle of Britain" everything is realistic except for some special effects which is forgivable since this movie was made in 1969. The fabulous aerial sequences filmed from a converted B25 camera plane and from a cameraman harness-suspended from a helicopter have a visceral quality never matched by CGI; you can almost smell the aviation fuel and feel the prop-wash from these classic aircraft.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 19, 2015 "Nobody is suggesting cowardice!!!!!!" There's something about watching Spitfires tipping-over and savaging Heinkel formations that just makes your stomach roll a little. (the remaining three planes take off) Right. It’s like a pigsty!Come on, you lot! SUNDAY, 5 MAY 1940, a little after two that afternoon. But the essential arithmetic is that our young men will have to shoot down their young men at the rate of four to one…if we’re to keep pace at all.It’s the oil pressure, sir, the gauge is being checked.He’s going to be one of your headaches now. The history is accurate but doesn't overwhelm the viewers. We’re not ready, we’re on our own, been playing for time – and it’s running out!I spend half-a-week settling her and the kids in the country and now I’m bored, she says.Well, I wouldn’t tell the CO that, sir, not if I were you.I’m terribly sorry about that, sir. This is one of the most underrated films ever. They see that combat against a non-pushover European is terrifying and they take no pleasure bombing cities full of civilians. No, no, no, seriously, Dowding.

Flood the cowling! Battle of Britain which depicts same owes a lot of its inspiration not only to The Longest Day, but to The Magic Box. So, what do I mean by that? A few additions: the officer with the burnt face DID get burnt in a hurricane, S. Bernard Fisj (spelling?) (I'm not sure which he flew, "Spit" or "Hurri".)

They couldn’t get in at Biggin.Well a few more days like this, and we won’t be able to get them down anywhere.I suppose we could always pull them all back north of the Thames, out of range…This is the BBC Home Service.

Bought this because I no longer have a VHS player. With what?David, we are not asking for anything.

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