Both of these are good movies, watch them if you can.

In Harm's Way was one of the last B&W movies and had Kirk Douglas and Patricia Neal in it also. Produced by Otto Preminger, it was based on the novel of the same name and depicted the Pearl Harbor attack and the Solomon's Campaign. It had the large human interest aspects that authors though necessary for war novels of the period. It's major weakness is the poor ship models used in the fleet combat scenes. They look like plastic models a 10 year old would have built.

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