Following the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II, lieutenant colonel Jimmy Doolittle leads a bombing mission in Tokyo during which young pilot Jack Turner was forced to bail out due to a fuel shortage. A local young widow then risks her life and takes him in. Phil Griffin, Rovi
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Following the attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II, lieutenant colonel Jimmy Doolittle leads a bombing mission in Tokyo during which young pilot Jack Turner was forced to bail out due to a fuel shortage. A local young widow then risks her life and takes him in. Phil Griffin, Rovi
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the blurb at the top of the page has nothing to do with the movie, which is kind of a combo of pearl harbor, a marine island invasion , and the battle of leyte gulf. lots of romance too. great acting by great actors. i'm 73, i grew up on war movies (my dad was an e.t.o. veteran) and this is one of my favorites, a cut above most john wayne war movies.
Susan1WayneFan
May 30, 2009
Best of the Best
Of all the WW2 movies, this is the best..
history based, double plots, etc., of course without a doubt the best John Wayne
film of all time.
harpy
May 15, 2009
war movie
This is my favorite war movie of all time. Great actors and believable story. Never a dull moment with some romance thrown in, too. And of course, John Wayne.