Pearl Harbor (2001)

Pearl Harbor a story of two farm boys growing up together.

Rafe (Ben Affleck and Danny (Josh Hartnett) are best friends who become fighter pilots. Rafe falls in love with a Naval nurse, Evelyn (Kate Beckinsale) when he is called away to help fight the war in Europe. Evelyn later hears of Rafe's death.

Pearl Harbor (Amazon)

While still morning for Rafe, Evelyn and Danny fall in love. On Sunday December 7th 1941 the Japanese bombed pearl harbor.

The same day Rafe returns home discovering his best friend had fallen for his girl Evelyn.

From a Conservative definition, I'm sorry to say that this movie was very disappointing.

The story is more of a General Hospital drama than of a true American historical memorial movie, instead of honoring and remembering that tragic day and showing us how America overcame it.

Instead the movie is a Teenybopper, love triangle with 45 minutes of the actual attack of Pearl Harbor and its now under the "War Movies" category.

We need to definitely look for some Hollywood Conservatives and ask them to take over and give us an authentic war film!

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Awards:

2002 Academy Awards¨

Best Sound Effects Editing
Best Visual Effects nominee
Best Sound nominee
Best Music Song nominee

2002 Razzie¨ Awards Worst

Screenplay nominee
Worst Actor nominee: Ben Affleck
Worst Picture nominee
Worst Director nominee: Michael Bay

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