Movie Fight Club: Question 13
Name a movie that profoundly altered your world view?
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Notes:
Only movies will qualify (no TV shows, or documentaries); however, films that air on television or streaming (BBC films, a stand-alone mini-series) will qualify.
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Had to think about this one and I also debated a few movies but I think I'll go with The Right Stuff. I've gotten different things out of this movie at different stages of my life but one of the things that registers most with me now is the importance of maintaining a strong marriage, especially when outside influences heap loads of pressure to bear.
If things aren't right at home, the mission won't succeed, or even if it does, the victory isn't worth the cost.
The scenes with Guss Grissom crying with his wife and the scene with John Glenn standing up to NASA to protect his wife are now my favorite scenes.
Looks like we're coming up on a Chris vs. Kris finale. Which Ch/K ris will win?