Movie Trailer Search Results for Amelia

One of them is John ...
One of them is John Murphy - Sunshine (Adagio in D minor)

This new Earhart ...
This new Earhart film marks a major purposeful distortion of true history. It's a shame the American public is so gullible..., and willing to devour almost anything U.S. historical dictum serves to it by way of the film industry, especially when it paints false, albeit 'preferred' historical realities.

what is the name of ...
what is the name of the song in the trailer? please....

Please check out ...
Please check out the comment below hidden as 'spam.' Click to unhide it. It isn't 'spam' at all, Fred Goerner's research exists as public document information.

Seventy-two years ...
Seventy-two years ago today Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan were reported 'missing.' It was assumed, even hoped they plunged into the sea in Amelia's plane, and sank to the bottom. Later, from World War Two on much doubt was cast on the assumption. Finally, in 1965 Admiral Chester Nimitz admitted to CBS radio journalist-author Fred Goerner, it was all along quietly known and documented in Washington how the duo ended up in the Marshall Islands, except their final disposition became unclear.

Does anyone know ...
Does anyone know the song that begins at 0:25 ?

This new Earhart ...
This new Earhart film marks a major purposeful distortion of true history. It's a shame the American public is so gullible..., and willing to devour almost anything U.S. historical dictum serves to it by way of the film industry, especially where it paints false, albeit 'preferred' historical realities.

HA HA HA LOOKS GOOD
HA HA HA LOOKS GOOD

Hey AliKmart. Your ...
Hey AliKmart. Your prolly just some lonely person who has nothing better to do to write mean things on the internet so noone can kick ur ass. So shut up. C'mon, i dare you to respond some smart ass reply to me. I've never lost a fight on youtube. Ur ..STUPID..

lame
lame

Great trailer.
Great trailer.

It isn't 'spam.' In ...
It isn't 'spam.' In 1966 Fred Goerner's best selling book The Search For Amelia Earhart, revealed the Earhart investigation consultation rendered to Goerner by Admiral Nimitz from 1962 to 1965. In 1962 retired Navy Commander John Pillsbury stressed to Goerner about his quest to look into the Earhart matter, "...you're onto something that will stagger the imagination." Search Irene-Amelia.

The production ...
The production value for this 'Amelia' movie was said to be stunning... and true, it looks it. Presented in a historical novel kind of way, it will still prove a bit difficult for those who actually know the story inside out, to accept this as an accurate portrayal of events leading up to her disappearance. Conventionally it works, to be sure. Yet history has weighed itself against the truth scale on Amelia ever since she turned up 'missing.' The Irene-Amelia website 'enlightens' the learned.

The bottom line is. ...
The bottom line is... this movie does not accurately portray what was really going on in Amelia's life her last years in the U. S., especially from 1934 to 1937 before she turned up missing. It also glosses over the 1938 White House stated viewpoint to Eleanor Roosevelt, "I hope I've just got to never make it public" (Morgenthau) on the known but withheld circumstances of Earhart's 1937 disappearance. From Citizen Kane, "The people will think what I tell them to think." See 'Irene-Amelia'

i honestly think ...
i honestly think this looks like a stupid movie but thats just my opinion, everyone is entitled to one

looks cool
looks cool

Just know this ...
Just know this portrayal of Earhart people and events her final years marks a far cry from the truth. Search Irene-Amelia

This beautiful ...
This beautiful looking trailer opens with the words "Discover the true story" even though the true story was buried by the FDR White House seventy years ago. To quote FDR Cabinet member, Morgenthau nine months after AE's loss, as directed to First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, "I hope I've just got to never make it public." The White House never did make public what it knew about the final disposition of Amelia Earhart. As pretty as it looks, this film candy coats real history in many ways.