Steve Gleason statue
Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 1:31 pm
Actually he was allowed, but somehow was expected not to talk to any of the players. So he decided to stay away because he didn't want to be the focus of the presentation.msdos wrote:Payton wasn't even allowed near the team for something like this?
Seems a bit harsh
I was unable to find a way to buy the movie, and then forgot about it until earlier today. I happened to stumble upon the movie with my Amazon Prime membership. It's a free stream for Prime members. Well worth watching, but be ready to shed a few tears. What a man!DfromCT wrote:Saw the tweet by Dannen or Fear The Wave (not sure which) about Tulane Football team going to the movie "Gleason". Did a quick search, and found the
http://www.gleasonmovie.com website. Watched the trailers, and read a few reviews, by all accounts this is one of the best documentaries ever. Unfortunately, it's not playing anywhere near me, but I'm going to buy it through Amazon (who produced it.)
I highly recommend that anyone that can see it on the big screen do so; this is a movie about life, parenting, and heros. Steve Gleason is one of mine.
I saw it and it was excellent. His father in law Paul Varisco is a co-owner of Mr. John's with Desi Vega. I go to lunch there with a group of Jesuit classmates every other month and have gotten to know Paul. Paul’s daughter (Steve’s wife) is a true Saint as well. After watching the movie you realize how much of her life she gives to Steve. It’s a no greater sacrifice and struggle. That’s what I took from the movie. Steve, his wife and son make many of the Tulane Baseball games. He’s sits in his wheelchair right behind home plate every time. What an inspiration!DfromCT wrote:Saw the tweet by Dannen or Fear The Wave (not sure which) about Tulane Football team going to the movie "Gleason". Did a quick search, and found the
http://www.gleasonmovie.com website. Watched the trailers, and read a few reviews, by all accounts this is one of the best documentaries ever. Unfortunately, it's not playing anywhere near me, but I'm going to buy it through Amazon (who produced it.)
I highly recommend that anyone that can see it on the big screen do so; this is a movie about life, parenting, and heros. Steve Gleason is one of mine.