I hope I'm wrong but I doubt that it would be any good. Probably too much CGI and too much drama with a lot of US patriotic slogans. First scene in trailer where woman and child are watching attack on the broadsiding Battleships just across their house is very improbable. On the both side of the battleships row in Pearl Harbor were Navy facilities not residential area. And the guy who is telling that at Midway they will finally show that US Navy is not a joke. What? Didn't they already show that during the Doolittle Raid and the Battle of the Coral Sea? And usual cliche where Washington aka Government is wrong but US Army/Navy knows better. As Andy mentioned, seem like another Pearl Harbor BS.
(I think this episode of the podcast was made to coincide with the forthcoming movie etc)... "We Have Ways of Making You Talk" podcast : The Battle of Midway "The Battle of Midway At the start of June, 1942, the Japanese navy ruled the Pacific. A week later US forces had won a decisive battle that would change the course of the war. Leading US historian Craig Symonds tells James Holland why the Battle of Midway was so decisive and describes the key characters and action."
