Set in an era fraught with racial disparity, Brown became the first black man in U.S. Naval history to become a fighter pilot, while Hudner decided to forgo Harvard to join the Navy. Despite their differences, an unbreakable bond was forged, and their heroic sacrifices would ultimately make them the Navy’s most celebrated wingmen.

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Bump for recent release purposes.

Rest in Beats

This was leagues better than Top Gun Maverick

I wanna see this and that Timothee Chalamet movie

I enjoyed this a lot

LMAO this so funny bro saw two pilot movies and threw em together

"Shape of Water way better then Little Mermaid" type beat

Gotta peep

Nah I know they’re two completely different movies I just enjoyed Devotion a whole lot more

Top Gun Maverick is wild overrated

Same. Very compelling. Great performances from Majors and Powell

Agree, I appreciate war movies that are more character driven rather than action packed. I think the chemistry between the two leads makes or breaks a film like this, and it certainly made it. I’m glad this story could be told

Facts they got good chemistry together

I’m always a fan of character driven films first vs plot/action driven

sadly disappointing

On streaming now, might watch tonight

thought it said j dilla

Took a bit to get going but I liked it. Flight scenes were cool, leads were great, and story was wholesome

This was solid

You mean to tell me they still haven’t recovered this man’s body??

A black woman did the score