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| Date | 2009-09-07 |
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| Message | A friend of mine, (a retired journalist) told me about your new movie that is coming out and I read through your notes and materials listed on your website. It is very interesting that the news reporters have decided to speak about this important event in American history. I am a big space fan and am looking forward to seeing Moon Beat and their observations soon. FY in FL P.S. I like the Moon Beat website and this fun little Guestbook!  |
| Date | 2009-09-04 |
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| Message | Seems like a cool idea for a documentary. The space race seems to be picking up these days, with so many other nations getting in the game. I like the idea of listening to the reporters and the whole premise seems very suitable for a History channel special or even a PBS event. Either way, I want to see the film or buy the Moon Beat DVD. |
| Date | 2009-09-01 |
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| Message | Apollo 11 was a huge leap forward for this country and the exploration of space. IT was and remains a marvel of engineering prowess and national resolve on the part of the nation. I am excited about seeing this documentary Moon Beat and look forward to seeing it soon. It sounds like a made-for-PBS special. |
| Date | 2009-08-31 |
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| Message | Apollo 11 was an amazing event and achievement. It is very hard to believe that forty years have passed since the mission to the moon. I like the idea of your movie. It sounds like an interesting documentary and one that I will want to see. Please show some info about when Moon Beat will be released or available on DVD? -Herb (the) Fishman P.S. I liked the movie clip on the website.  |
| Date | 2009-08-28 |
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| Message | I absolutely love the idea for your film, Moon Beat. I love newspapers, journalists, and the space program (am an indie filmmaker too , so congrats for your hard work and I can't wait to see it, buy it and enjoy it. Go Moon Beat Darlene P.S. You should promote Moon Beat on Facebook! |
| Date | 2009-08-25 |
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| Message | The aspect of the story of Apollo 11 being told from the perspective of the news reporters and not the astronauts is quite fascinating. Almost every film, television interview or analysis is focused on the astronauts. And I understand that. However, I will be very interested to view your entire Moon Beat movie to better understand the whole story, and I for one, trust journalists to be straight forward, candid and brutally honest about major issues involving government programs like NASA and Apollo. I am hoping that Moon Beat will be released soon and I look forward to buying the Moon Beat DVD. -ON |
| Date | 2009-08-22 |
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| Message | Hey, saw your Moon Beat on a search I did for Apollo 11 and this looks really cool. What a fun idea for a movie-- journalists on journalism! I love this. Hope to see Moon Beat on Netflix soon. Liz |
| Date | 2009-08-21 |
| Message | I have always been a NASA fan and a remember the days of Apollo 11 with great fondness. In spite of the many problems that our nation was dealing with, we found the courage and the money to keep the space program and achieve President Kennedy's goal. It was a different time to be sure. I read every newspaper I could and people were absorbed by the race to to moon. I love newspapers and will definitely be looking forward to seeing your whole movie. -Bill A. P.S. Love the Moon Beat website. |
| Date | 2009-08-20 |
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| Message | A friend pointed me to your website and I really like it. This sounds like a very interesting premise for a documentary. I love the space program (don't we all), and loved the trailer shown on the site. This film looks like a don't miss for me and a likely Christmas gift for my husband who is a former journalist and a lifelong astronaut wannabe. Please list the details about when Moon Beat is coming out for sale |
| Date | 2009-08-15 |
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| Message | Your film and the idea to commemorate Apollo 11 struck a real chord for me. Having just returned from the UK, I can tell you that people around the world still remember Apollo 11. I was only in grade school at the time, but remember it vividly. The countdown, the excitement and the amazement at what was happening or about to happen. And NASA made believers out of the whole world. Ironically, here in the US, the Republicans seem to have such hatred for "government" especially when they are out of power. But the country remembers NASA as a government "program" that was well-managed, successful and made history, while making the country proud. Congrats NASA and Happy belated Anniversary to Apollo 11. I can't wait to buy the Moon Beat DVD! |
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