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Ladder 49

Saw "Ladder 49" last night @ AFI Silver w/a slew of firefighters. This is a very moving picture. A little predictable @ certain points but overall, a movie I would recommend to a friend. I thought that everyone was well cast and churned out star-power performances! It's good to see Travolta doing his roll as a fire chief justice (I'm still trying to get the taste of his performance in "the Punisher" out of my mouth) in this movie. Joaquin Phoenix's character was very blue collar, very likeable as a true firefighter who was out to save as many individuals as he could. His character reminded me of a saying I saw while I was in the military, "Ain't no hero, ma'am, just doing my job."

http://ladder49.movies.go.com/main.html
http://www.afi.com/silver/new/


Went to a wedding last Saturday @ Penn State. Really nice; congrats Sara and Michael! Wishing you lots of love...and babies!!!

http://www.pennswoods.net/~splantz/wedding.htm

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