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They Shall Not Grow Old (1 Viewer)
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ShamrockPride
Footballguy
Woah, insanely impressive work. I'm in.
Also shout out to my man petting that goat at :48
Also shout out to my man petting that goat at :48
cosjobs
Footballguy
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If you missed it Monday, next Thursday is your next and only chance.
I really liked it. It is in 3D only.
Sometimes I do not like 3D and it appears too dark, but whenever I removed my glasses during this screening, the picture quality was decidedly worse
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
Looking forward to this.
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Gopher State
Footballguy
Sooo cool
cosjobs
Footballguy
Ilov80s
Footballguy
Fathom is pretty awesome. They do a deal with TCM where they show classic movies on big screens across the country. In 2019 they have Godfather 2, Wizard of Oz, Lawrence of Arabia and a bunch more showing.
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
Going to see this tonight actually, will report back.
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
I saw this tonight, it showed one night only, and I went with my father in law. - Oddly enough it reminded me of my own Dad, who was a WW2 vet. Most especially it left me feeling somber and sad at the enormity of it all, the loss, the horror, the waste, the fear, the terror. Jackson gave an incredible gift. The number of people who could offer the resources necessary, and the creativity, to generate this, worldwide, might be a handful. The number with a past association and involvement with WW1 history could only be him. The 3D was a surprise, the panoramic view and the transformation into color, the use of real life interviews with vets just made this special, unique.
The WW2 Museum in NO has these sorts of oral interviews, I know because my uncle, a bronze star recipient, gave one himself. My Dad could never really speak about the war, though somehow watching "World at War" at a tender age somehow maybe filled in for that, he'd watch it in stony silence and would occasionally answer my bewildered questions. Somehow surprisingly this movie, with its first hand accounts. gave me some insight into what he went through, albeit a half world away decades later in a successor war.
God Bless all the veterans, of all war everywhere.
The WW2 Museum in NO has these sorts of oral interviews, I know because my uncle, a bronze star recipient, gave one himself. My Dad could never really speak about the war, though somehow watching "World at War" at a tender age somehow maybe filled in for that, he'd watch it in stony silence and would occasionally answer my bewildered questions. Somehow surprisingly this movie, with its first hand accounts. gave me some insight into what he went through, albeit a half world away decades later in a successor war.
God Bless all the veterans, of all war everywhere.
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The General
Footballguy
Saw a preview for this last night. Looks incredible.
Kumerica
Footballguy
Saw this on December 17 and was simultaneously moved beyond words and paralyzed with a combination of awe and sadness. An incredible cinematic feat.
Word on the street is that it's two-day run has been so successful--with most screenings in large markets selling out--that they're extending and expanding to slightly wider releases in more cities near the end of this month. If you weren't able to see it, I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Word on the street is that it's two-day run has been so successful--with most screenings in large markets selling out--that they're extending and expanding to slightly wider releases in more cities near the end of this month. If you weren't able to see it, I cannot recommend it highly enough.
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