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Pearl Harbor DVD Gift Set (Feature Film/ Beyond The Movie)

Pearl Harbor DVD Gift Set (Feature Film/ Beyond The Movie)

List Price: $49.99
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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: See it now.
Review: This movie was fine.The action was great and I was at the edge of my seat and the love story was okay.Go ahead and buy this movie because its great.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A legend that will live in movie history.
Review: Pearl Harbor is a legend to movie history.It made 75 million on Memorial Day and 430 million in its gross.This movie is way better than Titanic which I also love.Go see this movie and experience the magic.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Get the DVD.
Review: This movie was fine and had some really good special effects.The DVD is the best and I encourage you to buy this movie now
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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Pearl Harbor:TTT on steroids
Review: This movie has superb battle scenes.Hey,it's a Michael Bay movie.The events in this movie move too fast.More explosions than Hamburger Hills and the longest day combined.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A Pearl of great price.
Review: Great film,see it in multiplex or on the biggest screen they've got.The more overwhelming you can make your experience the better the movie works.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Okay.
Review: If Michael Bay,Jerry Bruckheimer movies were any less subtle,their showtimes would be announced via air raid siren.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Don't let the Bermuda Triangle fool you.
Review: All in all,I was quite happy with the movie.Don't listen to the critics because they're crazy people.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Fluff over substance
Review: If you are looking for a solid war movie, don't watch this. Spend your time on a much better movie on this subject, like Tora! Tora! Tora! instead. Though the actual attack sequence is very well done, the rest of the movie would have been better left on the cutting room floor. The performances of all the main characters, especially those of Josh Harnett & Kate Beckensdale in the contrived, pathetic love story angle just blew all my interest out of the water. It's almost like Bay and the gang didn't know what story they wanted to tell - a straight up war story would've been the best route with the capability of the special FX at hand. But no....they tried to serve all crowds and all tastes. They failed horribly - we didn't want a "chick" flick, we wanted a story of valor and heroism. Give Tora! Tora! Tora! your time instead of this.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: The real star in this movie is
Review: Jon Voight, his performance as FDR is straight on target. As for the rest of the movie...it's watchable and entertaining. It is not the greatest movie ever made..but it is certainly better then Cameron's movie that shall remain nameless.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Even the longest day had better special effects
Review: Alright, I really like movies. But if you're used to quality products, this is not a movie you're after. ... First of all, it takes ages before the actual attack starts. And what about Benn Affleck saying he was in occupied France? After a few months he returns home. It's no secret Americans know nothing about Western history, but this really is not acceptable.
Special effects. Alright, you expect a quality attack, a big overwiew of the Japanese planes bombing Pearl Harbor, instead what you get is a camera who individually follows every aircraft one by one, then the bomb as it's flying through the air, an explosion where you can search for blood. Search thoroughly though 'cause it's like watching the A Team. Even the sound effects are nothing. And then the awful love story, but how come a film like Enemy at the Gates can pull it off to put a lovestory into a war movie? Simple, don't use Michael Bay for such a project.


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