Where To Watch ‘Pearl Harbor’ On Dec. 7

Friday marks the 77th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, and some might want to remember the World War II event by watching the famous film. Luckily, the movie “Pearl Harbor” is available to watch on several platforms.

If you have a subscription to one of the major streaming platforms, you’re in luck. “Pearl Harbor” can be seen on Netflix. Those who have Hulu and Amazon Prime can also watch, but they will need the Showtime add-on, which costs an additional fee. Those who subscribe to Showtime directly can watch on Showtime Anytime.

Of course, viewers can also buy “Pearl Harbor.” The three-hour film is available on iTunes, YouTube, Vudu and Google Play for $2.99.

The 2001 film starred Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale, Josh Hartnett, Cuba Gooding Jr., Jon Voight and Alec Baldwin. It follows two best friends who join the Air Force and eventually get caught in a love triangle together.

Critics panned the historical drama when it came out in theaters. It only has a 25 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, but 66 percent of viewers say they enjoyed it. It looks like audiences didn’t listen to the critics when it hit theaters either. The Michael Bay-directed film earned over $449 million at the worldwide box office.