Unbroken,a great movie

Anyone else see it

I loved it true war story

No matter how great it may be, no thanks. I don't care to support angelina or hollywood for that matter.

this. No money for gun grabbing Hollyweird libtards

Great story of a true hero, executed by one of the shadiest people in an already shady industry.

Damn shame I'll never see it.

I agree OP, it was fantastic.

You think to yourself, about the things you might complain about or fret over.

What a hero - Louis just died this year.


Louis Zamperini, an Olympian and WWII war hero.



When he had to hold that wooden plank over his head and after such a long time . . . that fierceness that came through - AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Incredible.

:innerstrength:

Watanabe . . . can you believe he wouldn't meet with him after the war?

Shame I suppose.

going to watch it now, thanks...

Damn good movie.
Bird was a pussy.
Louie was a true hero.

I felt the same way as you OP yet went any after hearing an interview of Louis Zamperini. May he rest in peace, he died last year. What an amazing accomplished person.

You won't regret seeing it.

The Coen brothers btw probably had a lot more to do with it than Jolie but I have no idea, just my opinion.

Woweeee is right!

not to be missed imho. And I hate Hollywood.

yeah they got me again lol

"anyway" sorry

Ironic, eh?


duality is always exploding in our brains isn't it

The very end of the movie might bring tears to the eyes.

I know it did me.

You will get an idea of one of the last great generations of Americans who grew up poor, got experience and encouragement and unwittingly had a movie made about them.

Oh wait he was white.

My Dad (white) quit high school because his family was too poor to buy proper clothes for him and he was embarassed. Went into the Army and later Coast Guard. The kindest man I've ever known. Became a firefighter and married the love of his life. They had a great life together.

Nowadays these parasites all want and expect their free shit without having to think or do anything positive.

I'm glad some of you went to see the movie

the movie sucked, those pow's looked like they were eating at a buffet the whole time.

read the book if you want the real story.

109,000,000 ain't bad for a true story so far

I can relate...mine joined to have in his words, one less mouth to feed and burden on his own parents during those depression years......

He was a true joy of a father...happy in every respect and happy with the simplest of things...a big ole 6'5 teddy bear to his kids.

it took guts and gumption for anyone to come out of that time period with kindness, humor and grace.