How many plan on seeing that movie about 9/11?

Answer 1

Not me. I know the story and the ending, so what's the point of seeing it through a more cinematic point of view with better looking people?

Answer 2

I watched Flight 93 (is that the right title?) with my mom. I was doing okay until they showed the actual towers fall. I don't know if I could handle watching the 9/11 movie in theaters with other people, even though I know it would be acceptable to cry. I've cried twice just seeing the previews. It's not the actors' portrayals or anything- it's seeing the inside of the tower as everything is happening (in the trailer). I don't feel it coming, don't expect to cry- but when I see it, I'm instantly taken back to that day. If I DO go to the movies to see it, I'm bringing tissue & sitting in the back. I think it's an important movie for all Americans to see at some point though.

Answer 3

Which movie are you asking about?
I have seen Michael Moore's movie 911.
Anyone with an independant mind will listen to both sides of an event. Then think it over and decide what makes the most sense to you.
Too many Americans are making blind judgements about 9/11.

Answer 4

Hi, cirque de lune, my name is Hank. Are you referring to "Flight 93?" I rented and watched it last week. It will make you angry to see how the passengers and crew were treated by these Islamic riffraff.

Especially, when you realize George Bush let the murderer's family leave the country before they were questioned. To see the way the passengers died in the hijacking and how they were treated worse than vermin during the incident was a blood-boiler.

It's all I could do to finish the movie.

After the passengers figure out they're going to die no matter what they do, they come alive, and take the plane back, which results in their crashing. It was such a sad thing to watch. But the heroism will make you proud to be American. I'm not talking about how George Bush is trying to use patriocracy, my term for Bush's patriotism mantra, but real heros of America.

But, like I said before, it will make you want to bring the murderers to justice. It's a shame Bush pulled us from Bin Laden's trail in Pakistan to the impotent bogeyman in Iraq. Most of the hijackers were Saudi Arabian.

George Bush knew this when he let Bin Laden's family flee America. I don't know what your reaction will be, but I want George Bush tried and imprisoned as a traitor to America for his complicity with the Bin Laden family.

Did you know Osama Bin Laden's father was in a Mideastern consortium that seeded George Bush's first oil venture, fifty thousand bucks? You can google or wikipedia Texas history.

Some of the family he let go were seen at Osama Bin Laden's son's wedding in Afghanistan after 9/11. Them getting to leave without questions was worked out between Bush and that cretin prince from Saudi Arabia. Bush is a traitor. I don't know how he can still be in office, such is the power of the media and money here in America, I guess.

I couldn't believe the power of that movie. I haven't had such feelings since I was fighting Communism in Vietnam, and America just folded and flew off as fast as they could. "Peace with honor." Hah. That was the most gut-wrenching and disgusting feeling I ever felt in my life until I saw "Flight 93."

This movie is just as powerful, even more so I think, as watching people scrambling to get on helicopters from the top of the embassy building in Ho Chi Minh City when America fled. So, be ready for some belly-flip-flopping, scenes.

You know, cirque de lune, some Muslims say they aren't like the hijackers. Well, they might not be like them, but I don't see them stopping these murderers. If they are so against the hijackers--why aren't they policing their own?

You'd think that they wouldn't stand for the murdering, huh? I smell a whole lot of duplicity within the supposed peaceful religion Islam. I know a forked tongue when I hear it wagging.

You will come away with negative feelings for radical Islam and the Bush Administration when you see this movie. That is a good thing I believe. We need to have our heads yanked out of our butts. Sorry about the analogy. When you see this movie, you will understand what I'm trying to tell you.

cirque de lune, when you do see the movie, please send me an email afterwards telling me what you think. I have a Yahoo Answers 360 page where you can reach me. I want to gauge what your reaction is to it. ttfn

Hank Feral

Answer 5

if you want to see a movie about 9/11 go to www.loosechange911.com and watch this one for free. It shows the side the government did'nt want us to know. As for the movie in the question, I will see it for sure!

Answer 6

I think it would be WAY to sad and I would be WAAYYY to emotional to watch it. I think the media has taken such a tragic incident and are trying to make money off of it. I don't think making money off such a sad story is the right thing to do. I wouldn't touch that movie by Michael Moore (I think thats his name) with a 20 foot pole. I think it's too soon for people to relive that awful day... there are still people trying to cope with the fact that it even happened and that they lost their loved ones.

Answer 7

might aswell 9/11 aint the end its the beggining so they will be more movies of other attacks to come

Answer 8

Im not going out of the way to see it, but I will see it, either at somebody else's house or on tv years from now. But it will be good I know that.

Answer 9

Not me. Is a very tragic story that is still in our recent memories.
I only think of propaganda or maybe morbid minds are behind this movie.

Answer 10

nope... (if you mean the world trade center movie) Looks cheesy as hell and 911 deserves a better treatment... something more akin to United 97