Review of The Right Stuff (1983) by Keith P — 14 Jul 2007
While overly long, Director/Writer Philip Kaufman used Tom Wolfe's book to try to explain the insanity that coursed the nation's soul during the Cold War competition in space with the USSR. Full of humor and courage, it rightly made Chuck Yeager and the early test pilots into national heroes.
Laden with testosterone, it's well worth an evening on the big screen with surround sound.
This review of The Right Stuff (1983) was written by Keith P on 14 Jul 2007.
The Right Stuff has generally received very positive reviews.
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