I was warned, and so are you!

Rating: 1/10 (5 June 2001)

I've come to expect movies like this to attempt to revise history. They even altered FDR's "a day that will live in history" speech. Why? I think it indicates the carelessness, or callousness of these movie makers that extends throughout the film. It's like a chronic liar that lies when it is not necessary, telling the listener more about the liar than the facts addressed. The acting was feckless, pacing slow and superficial. Technically it was a "wow!" but, who could care about these people? And besides, in 1941 a black sailor would not have likely been given medical care by a white nurse. Sorry, in 1941 the military was segregated! The black sailors would have been the last to be treated. Didn't everybody smoke cigarettes in 1941? Not one person lit up in the whole movie, that is an indication of how needlessly manipulative and cowardly these movie makers were. What a waste. I knew what to expect in the fact telling department, but did it have to be sooooo boring? Gawdalmighty!