I'm just saying - of course the film could have been better, but unfortunately Fam didn't get good input or a good director. That said - the nuggets are there, and your right we shouldn't have to dig for them.But sometime sin life you have to work a little, like when you want tto become a better runner - the government can't hand that out.
kinda but really not smart wrote:
Speaking of Fam, what's everyone think about his move to the marathon?
He probably has as much, if not more, range than any U.S. distance runner right now. Hard to believe he's out of the steeple for 2011 and 2012 - seems like he could make those US teams fairly easily, but the marathon is a huge risk for him.
You might even call it a reckless move.
http://mzungofire.blogspot.com/2009/05/mzungoorg-exclusive-interview-anthony.htmlVernacularitis wrote:
he's moving up to the marathon??
With his lower mileage it would be interesting to see how he would compete at the marathon.
I am a fan, but have to agree that it was not as good as the first one. Specifically lacking was any footage of his olympic steeple chase, and if he couldn't get the footage at least describe what he did and how it turned out. Missing also was his diet change, like did he cut out the ice cream, give us a sample diet, something we can sink our teeth into.Why aren't you running like hell anymore and why reckless?
I know that the first movie, Run Like Hell, was produced and edited by Famiglietti's college team mate, Doug Ellington. The 2nd movie, Run Reckless, was actually edited and produced by Famiglietti himself.
It takes a lot of courage to put something like both of these films out there. Especially with the highly critical running community.
I wish that more professionals would have the backbone to do something like this.