The Inspirational Heroes Blogathon has arrived. Over the New Year's weekend Hamlette and I will be calling attention to the many heroes that inspire us and our fellow bloggers. Check back periodically to this page or Hamlette's page to see all the fascinating characters that give us inspiration. If you are participating you can let either one of us know when your post is ready and we will add it to the roster. Thanks to all who are participating, and especially thanks to all of you are taking the time to read about all these great heroes. Enjoy!
The Inspirational Heroes Roster:
Angelman's Place is convinced It's A Wonderful Life
Movie Movie Blog Blog tells us Rocky Balboa is the real sequel to the original Rocky.
The Midnite Drive-In (me) talks about the inspiring story of the original Rocky
Jessica Prescott uses Hamlette's Soliloquy as a soapbox to tout Stand By Me for inspiration.
Maddylovesherclassicfilms finds an inspirational hero in To Kill a Mockingbird
Coffee, Classics and Craziness finds the young hero of Meet the Robinsons inspiring.
Torchy Blane gets Caftan Woman's inspirational juices boiling.
The inspirational aspect of Apollo 13 is what appeals to Hamlette's Soliloquy
Hometown heroes in Hoosiers are another source of inspiration for The Midnite Drive-In (me)
Heroes come in all packages according to Silver Screenings. The Day the Earth Stood Still
Jimmy Stewart's Mr. Smith is what The Story Enthusiast calls inspirational.
Crítica Retrô finds the inspiration she needs from Father Flanagan in Boy's Town
Love Letters to Old Hollywood gets inspired by Hildy Johnson in His Girl Friday
Movierob whets our inspirational appetities with not one, not two, but three inspirational flicks.
Rogue One: Star Wars Story
Hacksaw Ridge
and United 93
Along the Brandywine loves the inspiration of The Hunt for Red October
From Charlene's (Mostly) Classic Movie Reviews come a look at Stella Dallas
Good Will Hunting is the source of The Story and You's inspiration.
On Golden Pond makes Motion Picture Gems' list
The hero of Sergeant York is an inspiration for Sat in Your Lap
Silver Screen Classics loves the everyman of Meet John Doe
Meanwhile, in Revendell gushes (literally) over Secretariat
Cinematic Scribblings is inspired by The Ascent
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My intro post is up too now. Yay! Going to be such an awesome blogathon :-)
ReplyDeleteMy post about Apollo 13 is up at last.
DeleteHello! I'm ready to be inspired, and I hope you get inspired by Father Flanagan as I was: http://criticaretro.blogspot.com.br/2017/12/com-os-bracos-abertos-boys-town-1938.html
ReplyDeleteCheers!
OK, thanks.
Deletehere are my 3 posts.
ReplyDeletethis was lots of fun tnx guys!
https://movierob.wordpress.com/2017/12/29/inspirational-heroes-blogathon-rogue-one-a-star-wars-story-2016-encore-review-4/
https://movierob.wordpress.com/2017/12/30/inspirational-heroes-blogathon-hacksaw-ridge-2016-encore-review-2/
https://movierob.wordpress.com/2017/12/31/inspirational-heroes-blogathon-united-93-2006-encore-review-2/
OK thanks for being so prolific. :-)
DeleteMy entry:
ReplyDeletehttps://satinyourlap.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/sergeant-york-1941/
got you added thanks
DeleteHere's my post, at the last minute: https://cinematicscribblings.wordpress.com/2018/01/01/a-not-so-simple-story-the-ascent-1977/ Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'll add it. I was fast asleep when you posted it last night...
DeleteI am here to apologize. Somehow I wrote the date for this event wrong on my calendar and therefore missed it. I despise missing deadlines and not following through with promises. Please accept my apologies for not submitting the promised post and missing your terrific event.
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Once Upon a Screen
No problem. There will be others.
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