A danger to history

Rating: 1/10 (20 February 2006)

I bought this film in a 3 for £15 offer because it looked interesting, and I was intrigued at the thought that sometime after the British captured the Enigma, the Americans must have captured one too, only to realise, that this was just the British story with all the heroes changed to Americans.
Firstly I feel angry that I paid money for the DVD, which goes towards the producers income. Destroying the DVD won't help, and selling it only passes this tripe onto someone else, who might possibly believe it. I might cut the disk into spikes and use them to burst the producers tyres or something, but really I am flummoxed re. what to do with this bilge.
Fiction is one thing but attempting to re-write history is pretty sly and disgusting. Most non-American populations (Possibly unfairly) hate America anyway for their general self-glorifying attitudes, and self-righteousness, and a stunt like this does little to help.
I eagerly await a film about the Americans destroying German dams in their B-17s using American designed bouncing bombs, or the Navy Seals destroying the guns at Navorone. I wouldn't put it past some people.
PS - Anyone who thought this might have been worth a watch, or has watched it, should probably read or watch some programs about Bletchley Park instead.