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Thanks Rob. It's a beautiful day here in Kansas City, so I'm off to fly the T-6, then the family is taking me to see "The Aviator", so I'll let you know what I think of it this evening. Hopefully not another "Pearl Harbor".

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Sir Steve, hope the day was grand for you. How was the movie??

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Yes Happy Birthday. and how was the movie, I'm supposed to see it tommorrow and want to know wiether I need a wave off

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I give "The Aviator" a B, mainly because 3+ hours is my limit for any movie. The flying scenes are quite good, especially the making of "Hell's Angels" and the Spruce Goose. Also, the crash of his P-38 knockoff (which they seem to show on every preview) is pretty spectacular.

Definately a must see film for any warbird fan.

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