Comments on: Part 3: Interview with ‘Brothers at War’ Director, Jake Rademacher

By: Linda in SCV

Linda in SCV — Fri, 22 May 2009 21:00:13 +0000

This is a MUST SEE film.
Saw it w/ my sister on premiere opening nite at Santa Monica 3rd St Promenade (7pm show) and had the pleasure of having a question./ answer period afterward w/ Jake, Norman Powell and Gary Sinese. What a surprise that 2 of the Army/Marines from the film were in the audience as well (thank you for your service guys!).

Spread the word about this personal and compelling film.

By: Anastas

Anastas — Thu, 21 May 2009 19:23:11 +0000

I can not wait to see this film! I agree with you about Gary Sinese but I'd like to add a few to the list: Jake Rademacher for making this film, Our Brave men and women in our military, and Ross Katz (writer) and Michael Strobl (writer) for making "Taking Chance." There are only a handful of movies that I've cried watching and Taking Chance blew them all out of the water. I believe that movie was the beginning of the end of Liberal Hollywood. Movies like this will influence more people than you can possibly imagine because of the amount of money it will make which such a low budget or cost. These movies put many major productions to shame.

Congratulations on a movie that seems to be a major hit. Ofcourse, I'll reserve my critique until after I see it, and I WILL SEE IT.

By: Jimmy Arone

Jimmy Arone — Thu, 21 May 2009 16:54:16 +0000

I enjoyed reading the behind the scene story of how the film got rolling along with the personal stories of how the film has touched others.

As for Gary Sinise, all I can say is, Thank God for the guy. The man seems to be everywhere, doing all he can to support our troops and others in the process. He's such an inspiration and hopefully the acting community in Hollywood will pick up the cue and join him in the effort in days to come.

To which I'm reminded of something I used to tell my kids many moons ago, 'If everyone does a little, one person won't have to do alot'

By: dcase

dcase — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:00:43 +0000

There is something very vital and exciting going on here- this 'New Wave' of film and commentary, free of the shackles of cultural marxism and the requisite political correctness is catching fire. The MSM is ignoring this, as is most of Hollywood. At their own peril… for the conservative movement is coming out of it's self-imposed
coma as we speak.
These citizen warriors are the future- not Obama, or Pelosi, or even Newt. The next wave of actors, producers and politicians will not be the Julliard school of Matt Damon or the east coast Establisment of endless Kennedys…

No, folks- these brave men who know the stakes more than anyone, and there are hundreds of thousands of them- are the new leaders of this great land. Start remembering names…

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Part 3 Interview with Brothers at War Director Jake Rademacher 2009: Jr Changing — Thu, 21 May 2009 14:18:09 +0000

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