Pearl Harbor - Funeral

[jacquelinenoriega]

The score/soundtrack is just so beautiful.

[SentinalV]

Imagine coming home after the war, hugging your soon to be wife, but… she’s not there, she died before you did, that’s just heart breaking… Poor Red.

[jamesdick]

damn. just seeing Red breaking down while he kneels at Betty's coffin tugs at your heart.

[MRNASCARFAN]

81 years later we never forget! We promise you that ! We will not let u be forget !

[chrismaskell]

Rest in peace to all those who died in Pearl Harbour I salute you all are My Heroes god bless America and all who died for freedom🇺🇲🇺🇸

[a.]

Mervyn S. Bennion (1887 - 1941)
I read her history...he was a big hero on Pearl Harbor.
R. I. P. Captain
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[oliviero]

0:20
I felt that pain years ago, when I laid my shoulder patch inside my love's coffin.

[jessejames]

I love the transition from taps to the soundtrack.

[anthonyanthonymorones]

Pearl Harbor movie 2001 is one of the best and also the saddest movie I had ever saw I always give this movie a 10 star review for the people they are over ceased right now. God bless you and I hope you make it home to your family.

[TheCoolProfessor]

My father, a veteran of the Asiatic-Pacific campaign, once called taps the saddest song in the army. Now I understand why.

[StephenLuke]

0:32

RIP
Mervyn S. Bennion
(1887-1941)

[Valadoor]

It takes such a toll on the human heart to go from such a dramatic fight scene to a heartache such as this.

[cobra]

I love this movie and the soundtrack 🛩️

[ethanbai]

It was just so sad that these people are seeing their relatives and friend layed out, motionless and dead.

[jetroar]

This scene and the one from The Patriot where the little girl speaks for the first time...😭

[marvelandmusicfan]

And what made me sad the most is that Red Never asked Betty that Will you marry me? That is where I have cried so hard I mean, he tried to say that, but he was too shy, but now He’s never gonna be able to say it😢

[gracegenesisemanuella]

D sailor's salute is BEAUTIFUL 😍😍😍😍😍

[deepakjena]

Americans are great people.... They have high self esteem

[jarethloveland]

Over 3, 000 people lost their lives that day. If my great-grandfather stayed in Pearl Harbor, he might have been one of the fatalities.

[ryanrachedi]

I have seen this movie multiple times and I still remember every year on December 7th when the United States 🇺🇸 was attacked by Japan 🇯🇵 in 1941 and I was born just 3 days before the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack and I remember all those innocent servicemen who fought hard to keep America safe and a total of 2, 400 servicemen were killed or wounded and to this day, we still live in infamy of that treacherous Sunday December 7th, 1941.

Overall, for the current year 2022 will mark the 81st anniversary of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day and it falls on a Wednesday. After I watched the movie, I thought to myself that even though America suffered severely during the Pearl Harbor raid, the American 🇺🇸 people in their righteous might still won through to absolute victory and Japan surrendered in the year 1945 after the U.S. dropped two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the atomic bomb on Hiroshima killed about 140, 000 people in 1945.