Nicole_Nico_87

Pearl Harbor is probably the most underrated film of 2001. I watched this movie on a bad TV and widescreen video (not a good combination) and I still loved it. I didn't know what to expect when I saw it. The trailer looked really good but because of all the bad reviews I expected it to suck. It didn't. Sure, some of it is a bit biased and some of the romance is corny, but what do you expect? Another Titanic? The special effects were at their best and the acting was good (not great, but good). The silent, slow motion scenes were also effective, as they are in any war movie.

I don't care what other people say about Pearl Harbor. It has my praise. 9 out 10.

Why the low rating? Grease is one of the best musicals of all time (in my opinion) and a classic at that. Not to mention it made over $300 million in 1978 which, with inflation, would be one of the highest grossing movies of all time. I don't know what inspired me to see Grease but one day I just thought 'I want to see Grease' so I hired it, and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved the songs, especially 'Grease is the Word'. Filmed in the 70's they certainly did a good depiction of the 50's, although there were a few noticeable errors. I especially liked the Pink Ladies.

Grease is a very enjoyable movie and, unlike the Sound of Music, where they break into song so often that it gets irritating, Grease is really good.

8 ½ out of 10