Midway (2019) - Pearl Harbor Attack (just combat scenes)

Saw the movie in 4DX in the cinema, this scene was one of the most terrifying of the whole movie. It took my breath away.

Knew a few Pearl Harbor Veterans in 1990 when I lived on Oahu, they would tell me about the tapping you could hear all day and night by the men trapped in the battleships. Most of the tapping ended right before Christmas. 😔

Yamamoto: WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE CARRIERS WEREN’T THERE?!??

The visuals in this movie looks like battlefield 5

i love how the litte girl disobeying her mother by not immediately coming to her is included as the description says "just combat scenes"

Funny how a movie from 2001 can look a 100 times better than a movie from 2019. You know why that is, Real sets, real explosion, real boats and practical FX combined with CGI. VS CGI only.

1:56 when you log on to see that someone griefed your Minecraft world:

It's 2021, we deserve a proper Pearl Harbor movie...

Nothing can kill Bjorn Ironside

この攻撃のとき、空母部隊がいなかったのは、アメリカにとって最大の幸運だった。日本は奇襲で空母を叩けなかったことで、勝利への道を失った

The Best movie i ever seen in 2019 👍

Top 10 biggest "oof I will regret that" ever made

It was truly fortunate that that day, in Pearl Harbor, there were no aircraft carriers, which had gone out early in the morning to carry out an exercise. Yamamoto's real objective was not the fleet, but the aircraft carriers and fuel tanks in the port, so that he could destroy the main force of the American Pacific Fleet and take the United States out of the war before it even entered. That day, 9 battleships, 3 cruisers and 3 destroyers were sunk or destroyed, including the 2,500 casualties of the attack. The Americans, however, would have taken revenge by launching an air raid with 16 B25 bombers, led by Jimmy Doolittle, on Tokyo, although risky and which, due to the distance and the absence of the necessary fuel, would have landed on Chinese territory, (one landed in USSR), leading to the death of 7 people.

My mothers uncle, so my great uncle was a survivor the day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. My grandfather on my dads side fought the Japanese during WW2 and my grandfather on my mothers side fought in the Korean War. I wish I could of met one of them. They died long before I was born. Their generation was full of honor, courage, and integrity. I’m currently serving in the Army and it’s an incredible honor. Also, this is a bad ass movie.

The real attack the Japanese wouldn't fly that close together.

Some dude inside Arizona was peeling potatoes

the special effects of aircrafts exploding is bad relative to the effect they managed to do in dunkirk with real planes and model planes. also, the over the top suicide dive bombing skills and how every single torpedo and free fall bomb would just meters off the target is giving audience unrealistic expectation on the difficulty of those bomb runs. over the top japanese AA fire (they only showed the twin 25mm type 96 but in reality those were for short range and japanese got large carlibra long range AA gun as well, tho japanese AA fire were very weak) also ruined the movie for me. But over all, very much true to history, and they got all the ships and planes models right, far better than Pear Harbor by michael Bay which blows up a bunch of modern missiles destroyers and showed us aircraft carriers with steam catapult in the pacific war

It feels like im watching some video game cutscenes

My great grandpa was looking for wounded soldiers in the ships that got attack

80th Anniversary 1941-2021...... RIP to Servicemen at Pearl Harbor Very Intensifying, but interesting scene 🇺🇸🎖️