Quite inaccurate for a historical accurate picture

Rating: 4/10 (1 June 2020)

Watched this movie yesterday on Netflix and despite the historical accuracy which most people who like this movie say is there, I found that there is a lot of inaccuracy which destract from a movie which pace is too fast and doesn't get you to like and know the main characters, it lacks emotional depth and commitment and stays shallow al the way.
The movie starts with our hero making a spectaculair carrier landing without engine and flaps, by choice, with 2 fingers in his nose like he does every landing like this.
Then there are these chinstraps, don't know why they invented these? I get why they are loose on the ground, but in the air, during dogfights, even on the flightdeck when a plane is taking of you see a flightdeck crew member withouth chinstrap while you see it's nearly blowing off his head.
And it's possible to have a conversation in an airplane, without comm system, in a dogfight, with the canopies open like you are sitting next to eachother in a quiet park.
And when Doolittle's squadron takes off, the weather and the sea are in such turmoil that there's is a bow wave large enough to swallow a complete B-25 while taking off (which survives). Yet there is no pitch and roll on the flight deck, you could put a marble on it and it wouldn't move.
Things like this make this movie feel unrealistic, combine that with the lack of emotional depth and commitment, the fast pace and the abundace of CGI and the result is a movie that's quite disappointing.