One bomber is badly damaged, and the pilot orders the crew to bail out. This technique is Truth in Television but particularly applies to the British Spitfire, whose cockpit was so narrow (thanks to the need for streamlining) that climbing out quickly was difficult. Played straight a few times, notably with one pilot who escapes his burning plane simply by jettisoning the canopy, unbuckling from his seat, and rolling the plane inverted, which neatly drops him out of the plane so he can trigger his parachute.Various aircraft end up badly damaged, requiring their crews to bail out. Abandon Ship: Of the aviation variety.Also, the more obvious aesops about the need to overcome racial prejudice and overcoming adversity. An Aesop: Put your duties and responsibilities to others before your own desires.Red Tails features examples of the following tropes: The film itself can be compared to World War II-era propaganda films like The Flying Leathernecks and The Flying Tigers, being a long-overdue propaganda film for the African American Pilots.
This was also the studio's last independently made film prior to being bought by The Walt Disney Company nine months later. The first feature film to be produced by Lucasfilm after 2008's returns to the Indiana Jones and Star Wars franchises, as well as its first film with 20th Century Fox since Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. and Terrence Howard, based on the exploits of the Tuskeegee Airmen, an all-black squadron of American fighter pilots in World War II. Red Tails is a 2012 historical action drama film directed by Anthony Hemingway and starring Cuba Gooding Jr. "From the last plane to the last bullet to the last minute to the last man, we fight! WE FIGHT!"
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