It's a rather enjoyable film reminiscent of The Twilight Zone, holding attention from beginning to end. I’ve always been drawn to stories about what might have happened if things had gone differently, and while this one doesn't radically alter the past—and perhaps it shouldn't, considering the subject matter was Pearl Harbor, plus the fact that people involved were still alive in their sixties when the movie came out—it proved to be a pleasant experience. However, the way they depicted moving through time felt noticeably low-budget and corny, even by 1979 or 1980 standards. **3.75/5** It's an interesting detail that just seven years later, the children of Kirk Douglas and Martin Sheen would appear in Wall Street...

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