Best WWII movie I have seen so far

Rating: 9/10 (15 November 2019)

I guess I can report on the obvious efforts to make everything look so real, as many others have pointed, which would not add much to what was already stated.
I would like to address the claim from someone that there was an 'obvious error' in having McCluskey not having lost his bomb (it was Max Leslie from the Yorktown, who is not portrayed in the movie, who lost his bomb due to a fault in the arming mechanism).
The over-Hollywood things that caused the loss of one star is the dramatic dead stick landing of the last plane well after everyone else came back (I mean, come on, everyone took off at the same time, went to attack the same ship; coming back well after everyone else means he would have needed to stop somewhere...), the fact that Nimitz learned as a pleasant surprise the deception of having the enemy report on the loss of water processing capability on Midway (Nimitz was notified from the beginning, as he had to authorize the preparation of the fake report), and (probably an oversight that most everyone would have missed) the fact that a ship as large as an aircraft carrier exploding would still have the report come a second later than the flash, since sound is still propagating at, well, the speed of sound.
On the (very very) positive plus side: the almost maniacally accurate depiction of the aircraft and ships, a selection of actors that is apparently not based on the star status of the actor but on the fact that, with the proper haircut, those actors are jaw-dropping doppelganger of the real historical figures. When I first heard Woody Harrelson would be portraying Chester Nimitz, I had doubts. But see the pictures? Holy smoke! That's HIM!
That film should have been longer, there is so much that happened that is not shown (the amazing work of Yorktown's damage control crew, who managed to keep operational a ship that kept getting hit; the CAP fighters protecting the fleet and escorting the waves of attack planes, with their Thach Weave that helped balance the superior speed and maneuverability of the A6M Zero), but I assume a film long enough to do justice to all the action would reduce the number of showing per screen... Well, hopefully, there will be a 2 DVD edition some day...