Topic: On Any Sunday, the next chapter Nov. 7

[MoMo]

Just saw this    Scheduled for Nov. 7 release...Larry


http://www.onanysundayfilm.com/

[grcamna2]

I'm looking forward to seeing that at the local 'Wynsong' theater here in Delmont Larry 

I'm also looking forward to seeing the movie about the life story of Louis Zamperini in the upcoming movie 'Unbroken' based on the book of the same name.That man lived 97 years ! He went to Heaven on Jul.3rd of this year.

[MoMo]

I will look up Louis-never heard of him(at least I don't remember, but at 67 that occurs a tad too frequent so maybe I have)..Thanks for the tip Bill....Larry

[grcamna2]

I read that 'Unbroken' and that man and his buddies in the Japanese POW camp went through some stuff  but he made it out 'Unbroken' 

[MoMo]

I read that 'Unbroken' and that man and his buddies in the Japanese POW camp went through some stuff  but he made it out 'Unbroken' 

I did some research and learned a bit about him...WWII vets by and large were REAL MEN...Larry

[dusterdude]

Durn tootin brother

[strynboen]

here are the real old thing..

[grcamna2]

here are the real old thing..

I enjoy the original one 

[MoMo]

It'll be impossible to top Malcolm Smith and Steve McQueen but it should be interesting.  Of course, I'm too cheap to go to a movie so I'll have to wait for video...Larry

[dhall57]

Have not seen the Next Chapter, but nothing will ever top the one, the only, the original OAS. It's a classic ; Malcolm Smith was and is the Man. Even though Steve McQueen was a actor he could hold his own and was one of the higher ranked amateur riders of that era.

[MoMo]

Have not seen the Next Chapter, but nothing will ever top the one, the only, the original OAS. It's a classic ; Malcolm Smith was and is the Man. Even though Steve McQueen was a actor he could hold his on and was one of the higher ranked amateur riders of that era.

and did all the movie stunts too.



Anyone seen it yet?