It wasn't that bad guys, come on. Yes, there were some things left unexplained and even if they only used text overlays it would have helped. The major questions left at the end were:
1. Who were the people returning (keyword) at the end? I took it to be the people sent through during all the Nazi testing. That had been going on for a long time and they were successful eventually.
2. What was the fate of the United States? Since the attack was successfully called off from the highest command after Smith was killed it can be reasonably deduced that the Americans were throwing off the yoke, so to speak. The bigger question is how the resistance would accept them. After all, they did betray their country by becoming Nazis. But the war had been over for 20 years and anyone very young or born afterward would only know that existence making indoctrination easier as time went on.
The harder questions to answer would be what happened to the individuals involved and that is best left up to the viewers.
The biggest thing I had a problem with was that train wreck. You're talking about a train going 250 miles an hour coming out of a bend that would have plastered everyone on it against the wall, especially the people standing, nose diving from 30 feet into the ground and stopping that fast and people just walk out of it with barely a scratch when they should have been shredded? That's some kind of master race.
1. Who were the people returning (keyword) at the end? I took it to be the people sent through during all the Nazi testing. That had been going on for a long time and they were successful eventually.
2. What was the fate of the United States? Since the attack was successfully called off from the highest command after Smith was killed it can be reasonably deduced that the Americans were throwing off the yoke, so to speak. The bigger question is how the resistance would accept them. After all, they did betray their country by becoming Nazis. But the war had been over for 20 years and anyone very young or born afterward would only know that existence making indoctrination easier as time went on.
The harder questions to answer would be what happened to the individuals involved and that is best left up to the viewers.
The biggest thing I had a problem with was that train wreck. You're talking about a train going 250 miles an hour coming out of a bend that would have plastered everyone on it against the wall, especially the people standing, nose diving from 30 feet into the ground and stopping that fast and people just walk out of it with barely a scratch when they should have been shredded? That's some kind of master race.