Carrier
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Movie Reviews of Carrier
Movie Review: Blue Star Mom glimpse into Navy son's life
Summary: 5 Stars
This outstanding PBS series gave me a glimpse into my Navy son's life, on a smaller ship, but with similar demands on the personnel when underway. I watched all the episodes and the extra footage. I think many of us will want to know how the lives of these people turn out. The variety of viewpoints about war, especially in the Gulf, were clearly expressed.Movie Review: PBS' Carrier
Summary: 5 Stars
Great job, PBS, in bringing us the actual day-to-day working lives of the men and women who define the USS Nimitz. Enthralling series! The theme-driven 10 episodes end much too quickly. Would love to see a follow-up segment on the men and women who were featured to see what paths they have chosen after the USS Nimitz.
Debbie
Poulsbo, WA
Movie Review: Haze Gray and Underway
Summary: 5 Stars
Possibly the best documentary about life on an aircraft carrier. I've been there, done that, and have the ball cap, and parts of Carrier took me back to when I was deployed on one. At the end, I wanted it to go on, it was that good. It should be required viewing for anyone contemplating joining the Navy, but it is not in any sense a recruiting film.Movie Review: Welcome Aboard
Summary: 5 Stars
My son is in the Navy and has been on several aircraft carriers, up on the flight deck. Words can only describe so much. To actually be taken aboard ship and shown around what my son experiences, gave me a great insight and respect for all our service men and women. I would highly recommend this to anyone who knows a sailor.Movie Review: PBS Carrier Review
Summary: 5 Stars
I highly recommend this DVD set for those of us who wished we had served in the military and wonder what it would be like. This video leaves very little left to the imagination of what it would be like to serve on a US aircraft carrier. It humanizes the entire experience. I can watch it over and over and never get bored.