I don't believe in ghosts, angels, reincarnation, time travel, ESP or mental telepathy. Like most people I'm willing to accept them as plot devices in a movie and often they can be lots of fun.
In this picture, a post-World War II airline pilot believes he is the reincarnation of a fighter pilot who died in World War I. Unfortunately the only place the plot goes with this is trying to prove whether it's true or not. Since the picture had to last 80 minutes this involves a lot of conversations repeating the same few ideas over and over.
The fact that the hero knew how to fly a WWI plane he saw in an airshow as a child and the knowledge he has of the previous aviator's life seem to give away the answer. Or is there a rational explanation? If I told you that would be a spoiler, so I won't.
In this picture, a post-World War II airline pilot believes he is the reincarnation of a fighter pilot who died in World War I. Unfortunately the only place the plot goes with this is trying to prove whether it's true or not. Since the picture had to last 80 minutes this involves a lot of conversations repeating the same few ideas over and over.
The fact that the hero knew how to fly a WWI plane he saw in an airshow as a child and the knowledge he has of the previous aviator's life seem to give away the answer. Or is there a rational explanation? If I told you that would be a spoiler, so I won't.