Churchill at War

Netflix strikes again with Churchill at War, proving yet again that no historical figure is safe from a parade of politically correct "experts" eager to enlighten us with their utterly 'unbiased' perspectives. Imagine a documentary that simply let historical footage and firsthand accounts do the talking - too radical, I suppose. Instead, we get dramatized scenes featuring Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin played by actors who could've been cast in a high school play.

If you're completely clueless about WWII, this might be a goldmine of insight. For those with even a vague idea of what went on, there's still some value - snippets of Churchill's personality and a few rare photos. I admit, the segment on his youth piqued my interest, mainly because I'm far too lazy to research it myself. But of course, no Netflix documentary would be complete without a suitably credentialed "expert" sliding in to offer the requisite dollop of cancel culture. Predictable, perhaps, but it wouldn't be Netflix otherwise.