I am sorry, but I missed that part. Of course, I did not stay to the end. The Hunnic Band at Murphy's Strip Bar and Armenian Grill had a new act that night. I love the dude playing the skin flute.

When this movie came out, I was in high school. I went to see this with my brother, and I didn't want to cry at the end because he was there. So I went back a few days later with all my girlfriends and we all bawled together. It's still a sad part, but I think what's sadder is the actual attack: Those sailors who were helpless in the water, being strafed by Japanese planes; the men trapped in the hull of a sinking ship; the American flag floating in the bloody water. Those make me cry harder than Danny dying.

i started to cry when ben told him he shouldnt cuz he was goin to be a father...that nailed me rite there!

LOL at Redoedo's comment. This was one horrible movie, oy. Did someone die? All I remember are trembling parachutes.

Definitely moving. After sitting on the couch for three hours of what was mostly a love story, my ass was moving to the bathroom.

This could have been a could movie about Pearl Harbor, but unfortunately it was not. The love story was a pathetic waste of script. Using Josh Hartnett to try to evoke an emotional reaction? Please.

good, but sad

I just wished it had happened forty minutes earlier.