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Also, in the scene, the IJN carriers have multiple escorts putting out lots of supporting AA fire which is probably not right in two ways. First, while there are lots of ?? about the location of IJN DDs at Midway, my impression is that the only ones really close to the CVs...
...were the plane guard destroyers, of which there were four (one for each CV). The other DDs seem to have been out as air raid pickets (Arashi was chasing a USN sub) or got spread out by the repeated air attacks on the formation.
They're definitely not the heavier ships - the BBs of Bat-Div 3 were the closest by the time the bombs hit and they were 5+ km off of any of the carriers. Second, those little ships put up lots of AA fire which...no. As P&T note - the simple majority of the AA fire in...
...Kido Butai was on the CVs (because IJN AA was bad); any of the CVs on their own had more AA than the entire 12-ship (1CL, 11DD) screening force combined and the carriers collectively had c. 60% of Kido Butai (4CV, 2BB, 2CA, 1CL, 11DD)'s AA power.
It's actually quite an important thing that IJN doctrine favored a comparatively loose formation around carriers in '42, to allow the carriers space to use fast maneuvers and hard turns to dodge, while USN doctrine preferred closer formations and heavier AA (and was better).
The attack on Hiryu gets the same Hollywood treatment, with SBDs getting shot up every which way - but P&T (326) have just 3(?) SBDs shot down over Hiryu, all by the CAP, not carrier-based AA fire.
So...overall probably good I didn't catch this one in theaters. I think I would have been properly insufferable to sit next to.
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