I love the movie and got it I live Madison Heights,va but stayed ith a friend often in smlake we went all around Franklin,va to some of the sittings like the bridge real interesting
This whole thing is so sad. Home made alcohol was fuel, carrier for medicine, etc. The govt wanted Rockefeller to have a monopoly on fuel with his new petroleum product, gasoline. To achieve this, alcohol had to be made illegal. In turn for voting for Prohibition, the Congressmen were assured plenty of alcohol for themselves.
His kinfolk don't like the movie cause its too violent lol. Their grandfather was never like that they say. Its funny how most Americans don't realize how this country was built. They have these fantasies about their good clean wholesome predecessors. Only ruthless men could have survived bootlegging during prohibition. Men like Capone and Nucky Johnson.
My thoughts exactly. The Bondurant bous never talked about and Howard never brought his work home they said so how would they know how much violence they actually had to live. The story in the book talks about violence so how can they say they weren't violent men.
Or overlook that you can be a good guy, but not survive without toughness & loyalty, that is one thing that upsets me with the Church, a lot of them teach that being strong & fighting back are not Godly attributes when quite the opposite is the case.
@@DedicatedSpartan eye for an eye and all that. but God is actually far above all this kind of mentality. He gives us information based on our level of thinking ability, much the same way you dont talk to a baby about the stock market. so while the world was savage He taught us appropriate use of savagery. but now we are at an era of a little bit higher thinking, so violent reprisal is usually a choice we can easily avoid.
@@citizenoftheninthdivision I can see how people develop nonsensical belief systems like yours. But eventually by one road or the other you will face the truth.
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Yes! I´m also watched, 2020 and was caught up on that amazing picture! thanks for all the effort and research!
I just saw the movie and it was great. I really enjoyed the historical aspect and the acting was excellent. Recommend it to all. Great story.
I just read this book and I CANNOT WAIT FOR THE MOVIE!! The book is wonderful. A riveting read. Tom Hardy will be a wonderful Forrest.
WHEN IS THE TRAILER HAPPENING!!!!!
I love the movie and got it I live Madison Heights,va but stayed ith a friend often in smlake we went all around Franklin,va to some of the sittings like the bridge real interesting
Had heard several tales of Franklin Co... prior to becoming a resident of Bedford Co.
Great book. There was a pitcher named Bondurant in the 70's. Relative maybe?
This whole thing is so sad. Home made alcohol was fuel, carrier for medicine, etc. The govt wanted Rockefeller to have a monopoly on fuel with his new petroleum product, gasoline. To achieve this, alcohol had to be made illegal. In turn for voting for Prohibition, the Congressmen were assured plenty of alcohol for themselves.
my grandad is judson bondurant
Amazing. I wonder about that romance story.
His kinfolk don't like the movie cause its too violent lol. Their grandfather was never like that they say. Its funny how most Americans don't realize how this country was built. They have these fantasies about their good clean wholesome predecessors. Only ruthless men could have survived bootlegging during prohibition. Men like Capone and Nucky Johnson.
My thoughts exactly. The Bondurant bous never talked about and Howard never brought his work home they said so how would they know how much violence they actually had to live. The story in the book talks about violence so how can they say they weren't violent men.
Or overlook that you can be a good guy, but not survive without toughness & loyalty, that is one thing that upsets me with the Church, a lot of them teach that being strong & fighting back are not Godly attributes when quite the opposite is the case.
@@DedicatedSpartan eye for an eye and all that. but God is actually far above all this kind of mentality. He gives us information based on our level of thinking ability, much the same way you dont talk to a baby about the stock market.
so while the world was savage He taught us appropriate use of savagery.
but now we are at an era of a little bit higher thinking, so violent reprisal is usually a choice we can easily avoid.
@@Darkness-ie2yl Imagine believing in the supernatural. Nobody is coming to save you. The very thought is beyond r*tarded.
@@citizenoftheninthdivision I can see how people develop nonsensical belief systems like yours. But eventually by one road or the other you will face the truth.