Reviews for DogFight pacific

[CommanderFlak]

Great, a Little Unrealistic But Great

Yeah, good show, need to see more dogfight movies out there. Most planes wouldnt take so many hits and stay flying like they way they did in your movie, the last review had some good points about historical accuracy. Also, At the end, on the plane that hit the ground. I call BS. No plane going over 300+ mph hitting the ground without landing gear would stay in one piece,thats Hollywood's Influence, I know its just a movie, but People Love Realism. People love seeing a million pieces going everywhere when something explodes. Add some blood sprays and you got yourself a winner. Over All Its still good. Keep up the good Work.

[Phobos-9]

not so bad

nice concept. needs quite a bit more work. very nice sound effects though and i like the dramatic scene where the jap and american planes pass midair.

and if to you reviewers who want historic accuracy: the zero was by far the most nimble plane in the pacific theater, however such agility came at a cost of armor. in fact their armor was so thin they may as well have been made of plywood.
the wildcat was a very mean plane...however it was carrier based. the u.s. marine's corsair would have been better portrayed here.

[Hinotori]

Great work

It's irritating to see how many people are giving ridiculously low scores just because of inaccuracies in the planes. Jebus... it's not a flight sim, it's a 2, 3 min movie.

The concept was an original one. I thought the graphics were above average. The plane movements were about as realistic as I'd expect from flash. I'm really quite impressed with this. Only one problem I had was that only one American crashed. Hey, I'm as patriotic as the next guy, but that does seem rather unlikely.

Keep up the great work and congratulations on Daily 5th! :)

[The-Udertaker]

good work

hey great work i found this to be interesting to watch keep uo the good work oh and DIE JAPS DIE

[Okeima]

Good, but some of the graphics could use work.

My only critique would be that some of the planes' movements seemed unnatural, namely changes in direction of the planes.