Angels One Five

Angels One Five  ‘Septic’ Baird has just joined a front line RAF squadron at the height of the Battle of Britain. This is the story of “The Few” and how they managed to fight off the might of the Luftwaffe despite overwhelming German air power.

STARS: Jack Hawkins, Michael Denison, Andrew Osborn

98 min | Drama, War | 1952 | Color

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B&W...RAF give Johnny Hun a jolly good spanking... :)
Any film that contains such immortal lines as " They've really caught us with both pairs of trousers at the cleaners this time!" definitely deserves a 10.

A absolute war classic
I first saw this film over 40 years ago, as a young boy and was absolutely enthralled by it. I always watch it whenever the opportunity arises, and I still find it a very moving film.
By modern standards the special effects are not up to much, but the film cleverly gets around this by centering much of the action in the operations room, which helps to build up the tension and adds to the sense of desperation.
Touching little scenes, such as hanging out the light on landing, when the rest of the house has been reduced to a pile of rubble, help to capture the spirit of a nation which simply refused to be beaten.
The ending of the film is also very memorable, when the young pilot,who was is as keen as mustard and raring to get into the scrap, is very quickly shot down and killed. It serves to remind us that most of "the few" who lost their lives were indeed very young men.
Overall - a very good film.