Reviews for The Lost Squadron

6.4 / 10 1h 19min

When World War I comes to an end, three pilots find themselves on hard times. They wind up in Hollywood, where they work as stunt fliers for a sadistic director.

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Review by user544gzji0h5h

Dated but watchable melodrama, especially for fans of early aeroplanes

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All Reaction moments

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Review by user25xtd210gc

Has Historical Significance but Suspends Belief in Spots

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Review by user326gwov0yvn

Von Stroheim villainy gives Lost Squadron tail wind.

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Review by user393zggl8830

a gritty pre-code action thriller

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Review by user81624ekxzh8

Excellent Performances Spark Aerial Drama

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Review by user1754qzc1x59

Stunt work is almost as real as war.

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Review by user923900bhf7

Where love of heroics should not be confused with heroic love.

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Review by user1855kqjoo9d

When a studio backlot became the eastern front.

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Review by user2833vl78jf5

Flyers And Film Making for Buffs

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Review by user5963gnym1ak

It's good, and it's significant in film history

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Review by ThunderousTiger

A very odd, pretty enjoyable curio

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Review by user183kuswsiqd

good period piece... post ww one

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Review by user72339gvijro

The film is unusual enough to make it worth a look

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