Something to Stand For with Mike Rowe

Perfect movie for being watched on July 4th or really any other day too. It was like taking a vacation from all the polarization due our politics.

It was very captivating with both entertaining and teaching segments about the intimate details of our important history and with again no politics involved (whew).

It was also fun trying to guess who in each segment was the hero(s) that would be uncovered at the end. I learned a lot plus was very entertained for an hour plus.

It was the type of feel good movie that when it concluded the audience clapped enthusiastically with I believe tears in many eyes including my own.

Thank you Mike Rowe for this timely gift. I look forward to more from you and joinned your email list to kept in the loop.

A must see reminder of what rich stories are part of our history and Mike Rowe nails it! Just like the stories on his podcasts but these stories are specific to America's story. Thumbs up! We need to see these stories and be reminded that our country is made up of many and varied stories of different people and their part in this country's history. Here's hoping that Mike Rowe will continue to unearth these stories and keep presenting them to the public that really needs to hear them.

Also loved his interaction with the veterans and the "people on the street" talking to them about what their experiences were and the jobs they do. A moving and informative experience!!!

Mike Rowe does a good job of providing entertaining reenactments of little known pieces of American history. He narrates the dialogue which can be a little out of sync with the actors.

The movie gives all Americans an opportunity to relive moments in history that aren't commonly known. This gives movie goers the chance to feel like they are part of history. It covers stories from the American Revolution through the Reagan years.

In between stories, Mike goes to various monuments in Washington and speaks to park rangers and visitors.

The movie was made in Oklahoma with actors and crew from Oklahoma. They all did a wonderful job.

This was extremely well done and it was very captiivating. I learned information thta I do not understand why this was not taught to us in school.

It is so sad that at 85 years old I learned things about our country and history I never knew.

Our education system is really really screwed up.

Great job Mike and your crew. Question: ,Tim Allen while everyone else was working their butts off. HaHa. I know this was not true.

Mike I lived it, learned a lot and commend you on teaching about how great America always has been.

Get these films into schools, Grammar and High School. Colleges are probably a lost cause.

Thanks agin.

Mike Rowe has always been an excellent storyteller and this movie was a great vehicle for that. Speaking of vehicles: the old Bronco definitely fit Mike's personality.

There were several vignettes that spoke to the backstory of American history. I learned a lot and it made me appreciate our historical figures all the more. Abe Lincoln called out in a dual with broadswords, Wow, Abe was a master at diplomacy.

Several of the historical stories were initially framed in modern times so as to demonstrate the absurdity compared to today's standards. Freedom was not free.

Mike definitely needs to make another one of these movies.