This movie really made me remember. When Challenger exploded, I was living in East Orange County, only 13 miles away from the Cape. I remember watching it on TV going up and going out to watch it as I had done many times before. It was VERY cold for Florida. I saw it do something I had never seen before, went inside to watch it and saw the camera showing the pieces fall into the ocean. I still think about it and, when I saw this movie, I shed some more tears AGAIN. While I am not sure there was anyone at Morton/Thiakol who was as passionate as Adam, but it was gut wrenching for those fools who fell in line. I don't know how they lived with themselves, but some people just don't care and love to blame others. This movie, even though it was "fictionalized" in parts, conveyed the loss that our nation felt in the days, weeks and months after the Challenger blew up. RIP, Challenger 7!
Review of The Challenger Disaster
