Review of Pearl Harbor (2001) by Jam123 — 03 Dec 2011
I thought this movie was pure crap! It made me want to puke my lungs out and then eat them again and then puke them out one more time. It's just another one of Michael Bay's nothing but special effect and cool action sequence movies which have absolutely no storyline and rely only special effects.
That's why he's said to be one of the worst directors in all of movie making and has only few okay movies (Transformers, The Rock). Enough about the director, let's talk about the actual movie I'm reviewing.
Let's start with the less weak characteristics of this film. One is the length. There was an intermission and I had to switch the discs. Right when I thought it was finally over and I could get back to my life, it had another 3 hours.
A little exaggeration but the movie felt like years to me because of the pain of watching it. It was so boring and just plain stupid that I was actually hesitant to put in the other disc and finish it, because after the first disc, it could have been over.
It had a conclusion and everything and nothing was missing but Michael bay had to go and **** up Hollywood once again. Movies like this and Michael bay make me so mad (as you may have guessed) and it embarrasses me that good actors and directors, such as Spielberg and Matt Damon, are working the same jobs as these bozzos.
Not only do I hate the length I also hate the acting and storyline. Both were terrible and Ben Affleck is the king of it. Almost every one of his movies (besides The Town and Good Will Hunting) are terrible and his acting is also bad.
He's my least favorite actor for sure. The only reason I gave it a one is for it's special effects. They were actually outstanding fo its time and I at least applaud that, but everything else, I boo. So don't waste your time watchin this.
It just makes me want to shoot my own movie and compare the two of them. In conclusion, MINES BETTER!! Take that Mike.
This review of Pearl Harbor (2001) was written by Jam123 on 03 Dec 2011.
Pearl Harbor has generally received mixed reviews.
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