Gregory Peck's character is unlikeable
Gregory Peck is a British fighter bomber pilot in Burma during World War II who suffers from PTSD. He disregards people and orders. Like most war movies of this time he’s saved by a woman, Win Min Than. The romance parts are pure melodrama that I could skip through. The second half is much better as Peck and two other airmen crash land in the jungle and have to survive. This is a strange movie overall because it’s almost impossible to like Peck’s character even after he starts acting better with Than around. Yes, he becomes a hero in the end but still he’s so unlikeable at first. The survival bit is the real draw but I don’t think it’s enough to make this movie really a worthwhile watch.
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