United 93

[Sweeney921]

I saw it last night also. The first hour of it is like listening to the first 3 minutes of a song by Explosions in the Sky, it's just building up to an amazing ending. Of course, there wasn't much more to show than the terrorists workign their way through the airport and onto the airplane, but as soon as they hijacked the plane it became a great movie that seems pretty realistic. It's really emotional, especially at the very ending with the typed out comments that you'd expect from such a movie. I think it's a must-see, pretty much for the same reason as Passion of the Christ.

[nota]

Originally Posted by Sweeney921

I think it's a must-see, pretty much for the same reason as Passion of the Christ.

ding ding !!

but c'mon people you do have to get over a disaster eventually but having to sulk over it for years is just ...wrong...

no way am i waiting for this to come out here, let alone paying for it...

[austin healey]

it was really good, but the camera views got annoying.

[Sweeney921]

Originally Posted by austin healey

it was really good, but the camera views got annoying.

good lord yes, and i was forced to sit in the 3rd row.....ended up with a bad headache

[my porsche]

Originally Posted by austin healey

it was really good, but the camera views got annoying.

uh i couldnt stand how it was all hand held (shakey) and out of focus

[IBrake4Rainbows]

I think it's going to be a lovely story about triumph over Evil, but there is little/no verifiable truth to the matter.

If it makes the families of the victims feel better because they believe their loved ones did not sit by and accept their fate, thats fine.

I heard they were going to make this movie and I'll probably (if it comes out in Australia) end up seeing it, but, save for a few phone calls, a black box and a smouldering plane in a Field, there's not much to back up the story.

It's a good 'USA over Terrorists' story.

[Matt]

Originally Posted by my porsche

i'll be perfectly frank, my first emotions were to tackle the first muslim i saw outside the cinema.

First of all, this is one of the most disgusting things I've read.

Second, it REALLY makes me not want to see the movie.

[werty]

Originally Posted by IBrake4Rainbows

I think it's going to be a lovely story about triumph over Evil, but there is little/no verifiable truth to the matter.

If it makes the families of the victims feel better because they believe their loved ones did not sit by and accept their fate, thats fine.

I heard they were going to make this movie and I'll probably (if it comes out in Australia) end up seeing it, but, save for a few phone calls, a black box and a smouldering plane in a Field, there's not much to back up the story.

It's a good 'USA over Terrorists' story.

do you believe in those "loose change" videos?

[IBrake4Rainbows]

If i'd heard of them, I'd be able to make a call.

as I haven't, I can't.

[Jack_Bauer]

Originally Posted by IBrake4Rainbows

If i'd heard of them, I'd be able to make a call.

as I haven't, I can't.

He's referring to "Loose Change", a film containing more conspiracy theories about 9/11 than you can shake a stick at. They stop short of blaming it on aliens controlling the Republican Party trying to pave the way for a full scale invasion of Earth, but probably only just!

There is actually some interesting and thought provoking stuff in there, but also a whole heap of hokum and nonsense.

Linky:- http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...change&pl=true

[IBrake4Rainbows]

I believe that 9/11 was committed by Terrorists. i don't believe the US government was behind it.

It is an interesting theory, but so was that video about there being no plane flying into the Pentagon because there was no wreckage -it's an interesting idea, but there are too many loose ends to many of these theories.