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I did see it a second time Sunday

Posted by Revolver66 on July 5, 2011 at 09:30:10:
and yes, it is more linear this time around. However, the middle brother could not have died in combat - the mother received the news from a letter delivered by a postman.

Wouldn't this news be delivered by the military in person?

The idea of nature and grace became more apparent with the prehistoric segment - a movie of epoch proportions ; ^ )

I like the idea of the asteroid impacts as sort of cosmological chapters.

May require a third viewing...