Our friends at Arc Entertainment have another great giveaway for you faithful Upcomingdiscs readers. On Dec 2nd Field Of Lost Shoes hits the stores and we have 2 copies to give out. This one is based on a true American Civil War story. A group of teen cadets shows their courage under fire when they are sent into the heart of battle. The film stars David Arquette and Tom Skerritt.
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Contest is now closed Winners are Jim Gardner & Johannah Brookwell
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13 Responses
Shakespeare’s time
back to the when dinosaurs roamed the earth
the wild west…I always that would have been cool to live back then
Back to the 70s and do things better this time.
The Woodstock era … I was born about 10+ years too late … so I missed out on the music/vibe judging by the documentary footage. Thanks!
would like to visit the usa in the 1920s
Back into the 1950’s. Family values, music, etc lots different than these days.
1972 – the year I was married. I would love to live those years over again.
I would ‘visit’ Hawaii before the commercialization … maybe the 1920’s.
I would go back to the fifties for sure-
So many that I can’t decide on just one. I’d go to various dates in history trying to save people that died. I’d probably go back to the 1950’s to save and/or meet James Dean.
If I could go back in time, I would love to visit the 1920’s to see a lot of history and the clothes
If I could go back in time I would like to be a pioneer exploring our country before it was all built up.