A6M3 Zero in late-war camouflage, which is incorrect for the Pearl Harbor time period. With war as a backdrop for its romantic story line, 'Pearl Harbor' aims for authentic but is a smidge off the mark Fires will burn at Pearl Harbor this week as explosions and air battles are recreated on film.
Movies are far too collaborative and iffy a process to prejudge.
We can only hope it will be a breathtaking dramatic masterpiece, a work of cinematic genius, and will sell lots and lots of tickets. The good, the bad, the ugly Good news is, they're trying. Bad news is, they're not trying hard enough. No matter what your filmmaking budget is, you can't recreate a war. You can only create an impression of it in brief snippets.