Was a romance masquerading as a war film
This movie is nearly three hours long because it tried to do too much. The theme is the death of innocence and redemption. It turned out to be more of a love story than a war film.<br /><br />The movie is broken up into roughly three parts.<br /><br />The first is a very short and disjointed introduction which symbolized the end of America’s carefree lifestyle before Pearl Harbor. It used two scenes neither which worked.<br /><br />Then Pearl Harbor starts and you would think the story would go into the war but instead it focuses upon love. One for John Wayne and the other for his son played by Brandon deWilde. This was very typical for war films for decades and I wish they would have cut it. It didn’t make a good transition from the Pearl Harbor attack. Not only that it kept returning to other love stories throughout the film.<br /><br />Finally, the last part is about Wayne trying to save his name after he was demoted. This was when the movie was supposed to return to the war but it just couldn’t stay focused until the very end.<br /><br />To say this was a disappointing experience would be an understatement.
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