Unbroken

He worked on movies like Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, and Back to the Future II, then transitioned into directing.

His first film was Spawn in 1997, then he made a movie we all know very well, the Dcom Pixel Perfect, and just recently he was behind the camera for 2022's Marmaduke starring Pete Davidson and J.K. Simmons.

Uh, well let's get into that amazing cast we talked about.

Let's start with our returning stars, who are some Dcom legends in their own right.

Also worth noting, Reynolds actually does appear in all four Halloween Town movies.

Also in all four of the movies and another past pod guest, Judith Hoag returns as Gwen Piper.

You've seen her on TV shows like Quantum Leap, Roseanne, and Melrose Place, and blockbuster films like Armageddon and the greatest film of all time-

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Available at harvest.org. Today on A New Beginning, a story you'll never forget.

It's the multifaceted story of Louis Zamperini, an American hero whose story is told in the blockbuster movie Unbroken.

After being swept into World War II, his plane crashed in the Pacific.

So we hit the water at an angle about 45 degrees.

But her story is interesting.

rather than the Pacific Ocean with Unbroken, is kind of the Muslim version of Unbroken.

Like, it just seems like one tragedy after another follows.

But it's her firsthand account where she's describing things that are still very real today.

premiered in the UK, but it didn't come over here until like very late in the year.

And then right after that in 2014, you do Frank Calvary, Unbroken, Ex Machina.

And like, but that just seems like a crazy thing.

And I think that's when I realized, oh, God, this guy's just not going to be sort of tied down.

Can't be hurt.

Unbroken.

So Unbroken...

No, that's the Angelina Jolie directed movie.

Yeah, but

because we're not...

I'm not going to do this again.

Unbroken is actually number three on the list.

Always remember the story of Louis Zepparini, the Olympic runner who enlisted in the U.S. Army in World War II.

And many of you might have seen the movie directed by Angelina Jolie, Unbroken.

And it tells his story of being a prisoner in World War II for two years in a Japanese prison camp.

But the movie doesn't tell the most important part.