102 minutes that changed America

[Sugaree]

Did anyone else happen to watch this on TV last night? It was a compiliation of videos and audio from the New Yorkers on the street during 9/11 as it happened.

Also, did anyone else see the movie World Trade Center? It was about a fire troop that went inside the second tower and then it collapsed and it detailed their survival? It was a very good movie.

Anyone able to catch these yesterday?

[Techno Monster]

I saw them.
My fave 9/11 program Is....

"The Falling Man"
The whole thing is on youtube.
It is amazing.

[Sugaree]

Isn't that a DVD now? It's all about the pictures of the WTC jumpers correct?

[Antares]

I just sacraficed an hour of my life watching the falling man
itw as a good show.
now im looking at conspiracy theories.
its very interesting

[Techno Monster]

^ Amazing, no?

[Sugaree]

I haven't watched it. I think I would rather buy the DVD if there is any.

[redcar]

This is terrible thing to say, but I refuse to watch films like this. I accept 9/11 was a terrible event, unforgivable, but there is a point when you need to move on. Dwelling on events like this will only cause more anger and agression. 9/11 was the catalyst for the war on terror.

If anyone knows anything of Irish history, we have been ravaged by terrorism for the last 60 years. Belfast was a no go area up until 10 years ago.

Remember the dead by all means. But by creating films like this will only generate more and more hatred for the people who commited them and that hatred will need to find an outlet.

[The Batman]

I agree with that 100% alex. I didn't watch The World Trade Center. I watched the tribute thing only once and I just won't watch another film about it. Yes it's sad and yes it happened but we need to stop looking back at it and start looking toward rebuilding this country.