Good story marred by some over acting & melodrama
Men Of Honor is about how Robert De Niro mentored Cuba Gooding Jr to be a Navy diver. Right off the bat I didn’t like the storytelling. Gooding as a child for instance is talking to his father about how he was going to help him with farming and it comes off like a Sunday afternoon TV special it’s so cheesy. Likewise when Gooding first sees De Niro in his diving gear he looks like he saw Superman in real life. It’s just some bad acting initially and it returns in later parts of the movie as well whenever things get melodramatic. What the movie does capture is the latent racism within the Navy that Gooding faced. His story takes place after World War II when the armed forces were desegregated and yet his fellow sailors save one (Michael Rapaport), because they had to throw one in for the story, would have nothing to do with him because he was black. Gooding also portrays the determination of his character to overcome this and other barriers in his life.
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