Well I guess the rumor I heard was incorrect then. Someone who use to work at Watercolor had informed me that there had been numerous complaints about the language used in previous flicks, and were asked to clean things up...
...I guess this years flicks did not seem as funny and colorful as years past...
...Since my little bird can only fly up to 14,000 feet , I am not sure I can navigate around all those higher mountain passes with out flying into one. Mountain flying in a small plane takes a lot of experience, something you don't get just flying around Florida and lower Alabama...
- Well, your friend was indeed incorrect. Language has never been an issue between Mountainfilm and Watercolor, clearcutting and uncontrolled forrestry have. We showed a clearcutting movie during the second Mountainfilm, and they walked in during the middle of the film, not hearing Jim's introduction, saying this is what no one wants to see, and that St. Joe has been hailed as a logging/paper company who is trying to make a difference. They obviously took exception to the images on the screen, but once things were explained, regarding the intro, they got it. We did invite them to a screening one year, but no one really seemed interested, so we haven't wanted to go to the trouble since, since it's work to set up a room as compared to screening them at our homes.
- Mountainfilm is not always rosy and funny. As I mentioned before, a goal is to get you to think, and squirm a little, and hopefully to get people to take action and make a difference out there in the wide world.
- here is all you need to know about
TEX they have a t-shirt at the FBO that says
9078ft some fly there, some land there. the markers are wide open, and no mtns anywhere near the runway, except the one you land on. I need to be there the Tuesday before the festival. Let me know. Even
MTJ would work.