It was bad. It was really bad. The whole vague pretension to reality just went right out the window.
There is one part at the end that had me completely and utterly lose any shred of suspension of disbelief.
I don't care how much you would like the individual Germans. I don't care if you feel so close about them that you would stop a bullet for them. You would not let that closeness prevent you from helping the Allied side by deliberately sinking a very critical piece of intelligence, that U boat and the codes. Letting those code books get sunk would have cost thousands of allies their lives. To do so would be nothing short of an act of treason.
There is one part at the end that had me completely and utterly lose any shred of suspension of disbelief.
I don't care how much you would like the individual Germans. I don't care if you feel so close about them that you would stop a bullet for them. You would not let that closeness prevent you from helping the Allied side by deliberately sinking a very critical piece of intelligence, that U boat and the codes. Letting those code books get sunk would have cost thousands of allies their lives. To do so would be nothing short of an act of treason.