there is a film being released soon at the cinema...?

Question

i forgot its name.but it is about what happend a few years ago.9/11.what happend to the world trade center.what are your views on it?is it poor taste?should the film be banned.i dont know about anyone else but i for one,am not going to get a ticket to see it.the only people that truly know what happend are the ones that did not make it....they must've had to pay ALOT of money to get permission from ALL the familys of those who lost their lives.so..again views?

Answer 1

Don't agree with it. It is in VERY BAD TASTE. I think it's a money making scam, And I won't be watching it.

Answer 2

Its called World Trade Centre, is the 3rd film about 9/11, and there have been at least 2 TVC shows already, so I think the question of is it in bad taste has been argues alot already. Personally, and I say this as the media cynic student that I am, an hour after 9/11 I said I bet someone in Hollywood already has a script for a movie about this.
Don't need permission from families unless directly using their names and expirences, and not even then at times. Theres always a loophole when there's money to be made.
The justification is of course that its an 'honour' to be remembered and that by doing what the nation does best (making money!) we're fighting back against terrorism.
I'll probably avoid this film, bit thats just because of Nicolas Cage... if they'd cast Matt Damon I'd just go and enjoy the self righteousness of Hollywood as we all do every time we see an american movie.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I, too, was a bit perplexed when I heard about this film originally. I worried that it could be exploitative and painful to watch.

Actually, though, it turned out to be incredibly uplifting. The film tells one of the few *good* stories to have come out of that awful event. It follows what happened to 2 of the 20 people who were found *alive* after being buried in the collapse of one of the towers. It's their true story: the two cops involved consulted on the movie. They couldn't reach or even see each other--they were 20 feet apart, and both were pinned by rubble--but they could hear each other, and by talking to each other, they helped each other stay alive and not give up hope.

The film switches viewpoints from them, to their worried families and colleagues, to the rescuers who searched for and found them. It's wonderfully written, directed, and acted--a superb tribute to the strength of the human spirit. One of the best movies I've seen so far this year. I recommend it without reservation.

Answer 5

Not seen it - will not see it, bad taste in every way. It is hard enough for people to mourn the death of a loved one without Hollywood jumping in to make a penny or two. I had a hard time dealing with the actual event and the world wide fallout without this kind of s##t being thrown at us.
Good question - statement!!!! Let hope people don't go and it bombs at the box office!

Answer 6

It was alright. No hollywood crap, just plain fact. It tells the events from the viewpoint of two cops who were trapped in Tower 1 and were 2 of 20 people found in the rubble. I saw it in theaters but I don't think I'll ever buy it. It's one of those movies that I would only watch once.

Answer 7

it called World Trade Center (2006)

Answer 8

i will have to see it to judge it but i must say i thought flight 93 was brilliant and i will add i think what happened on 9/11 was appalling and no matter what protocalls are put in place to safeguard human life i wil support them and the usa we have to stand beside our allies and make no mistake america is our friend and saviour please dont be fooled by sily talk if it wasnt for america we would not have won the second world war ok they came in late but when they did it made the difference oh and i love nic cage good actor in my opinion

Answer 9

Before you see it I suggest you watch Fahrenheit 9/11 and Google for Terrorstorm, they'll give you something to think about.

Answer 10

Its called World Trade Center and it was released last week. Nicholas Cage stars as fire fighter. No i dont want to see it, its too upsetting