Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor starts out with two little boys. These boys grow up and talks about one in specific and how he met a girl,Evelyn, and those two fell in love. But then Rafe found out he has to go to war and has to leave her the very next day. So Rafe leaves on the train and it then shifts into a scene where the U.S. was going to have to do more.
The Japanese and Admiral Yamamato were then having a discussion about how the U.S. cut off oil trade and that limits Japan to only 12 months of supply left. So they need to go into war now, so they are going to bomb Pearl Harbor. So far in the movie, its mainly about love and leaving your loved one to go to war. She finds out Rafe was killed during all of the action that happened and then meets up with Danny, Rafe's old friend, to mourn over the loss. Evelyn and Danny begin talking and dating. Then, Rafe comes back and still alive! He is very mad at what happens and him and his friend get in a fight over it. (fighting for love part again.) The next day, December 7, 1941, the japanese attack Pearl Harbor. Doolittle was a new mission that Rafe and Danny were promoted to do.
Evelyn then finds out that she is pregnant with Danny's baby. She tells Rafe that she will always have feelings for Rafe but she loves Danny. She doesnt want to tell Danny yet so he doesnt get distracted. Meanwhile, the two men are to fly to China and bomb that area of the Japanese'. They are captured because they are all out of fuel there. Rafe was about to die from the Japanese soldiers but Danny takes the shot. Danny is about to die and so Rafe tells him that Danny is going to be a father. Danny wants Rafe to be the father, so later on, he was. Evelyn and Rafe then live together and raise their son, Danny. I LOVED this movie. Mainly because i love love stories and fighting mixed together. I realize how hard it would be to not see the man you love for that long and now know if you will ever see eachother again. Its sad to know that. I felt bad for Rafe when he found out she was with Danny. TWO THUMBS UP!
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