The Challenger Disaster Movie - Independent Movie - NOW RELEASED!

Yes VuDu! You know Mr. Bott, that app we can use to see it right here on our TiVo's!!

 

Saw Dean Cain on Fox News tonight and he only mentioned his movie coming out in February...

-KP

 

+1 for Vudu.

 

Great trailer. Looks like it definitely has potential.

 

Wow! The Trailer is fantastic!

 

Any plans for a physical disc release?

 

Pre-ordered because it's an important missing piece in the available space program movies/shows. You making a Columbia movie too?

I'd like to see a full mini-series on Gemini and something on the space shuttles BEFORE the Challenger disaster. Start that movie with 'we need something reusable' and end it with the success of STS-2 which proved we CAN reuse stuff.

 

Very cool! A former PR colleague of mine was a reporter at the Sentinel at the time, and I believe helped break the O-Ring storyline. I'll have to let him know.

 

If space stuff in general interests you, then you may want to look for this (available via Amazon Prime Video, for free if you are an Amazon Prime subscriber)

Amazon.com: Watch The Saturn V Story | Prime Video

I caught it the other night and it was pretty good. As you noted, I'd love to see something similar for the Shuttle program and other space program projects and missions.

 

I was home sick that day and watched it all in full horror. Don't remember if the school was let out early or not.

 

Looks interesting. I'm glad it's not called "Angry Men." That just doesn't connect at all...

 

I didn't mind that name for it though would admit that it did make me think of the classic film 12 Angry Men.

I expect that @David Bott and his partners probably had to work more than a little bit to come up with a name though. At this point so many names have been used along the way that not duplicating another name can't be all that easy, and finding a name that, as @hefe notes, "connects" with the potential viewers can't be that easy. You've gotta have something that makes potential viewers interested as soon as they hear the title and yet can't waste too many characters on it since people's attention spans are so short they won't remember what they heard if the name is too long { looks in general direction of The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and wonders how many people skipped it just because the name was so long }

 

This looks great.

David, I enjoy your YouTube stuff and I think it would be great to see a video about what an EP on a film does and what your experience was as an EP on this film. Any plans?