And so it is in The Bombing of Pan Am 103, Netflix’s new chronicle of the 1988 attack that claimed 270 lives. It is the people of this small Scottish town, Jonathan Lee’s drama makes clear, who rushed to one another’s aid in the crisis, who worked tirelessly to pursue answers, who embraced mourners from around the world. The Bombing of Pan Am 103 The Bottom Line Respectable but not memorable. Better equipped to pore over the past than reflect on its enduring significance, The Bombing of Pan Am 103, starring Connor Swindells and Patrick J. Adams, delivers a less-than-memorable portrait of an indelible event. With a scope so unwieldy, Lee does what he can to keep his drama efficient, sensitive, human-scaled.