Okay I was at the theatres a few days ago and noticed that another 9/11 movie is about to be released in theatres. If I am correct, I think this new film is about the cops and firefighters who lost their lives. Do you think it is still too early for movie makers to make theatrical films of this event?
I hope a lot of the money earned in ticket sales gets re-invested into 9/11 memorials or is given to the victims families.
2/9/06 Oliver Stone's World Trade Center movie
http://www.micechat.com/forums/showt...t=oliver+stone
Both the cable television films, "The Flight That Fought Back" from the Discovery Channel and A&E's "Flight 93" received Emmy nominations.
And Paul Greengrass' "United 93" did okay as the first theatrical film out of the gate and generated nice donations to the fund.
"If you don't know how to draw, you don't belong in this building" - John Lasseter 2006
Oh thanks for the link. I guess I should have searched a little harder to see if a thread about this already existed
.
If it's too early for you, don't go see it. I can imagine that it must be hard for families of victims to see the films, but to be REALLY honest with you, it would seem as if the majority of America has forgotten or doesn't really care about 9/11 anymore. When I saw United 93 I was a bit shocked at some of the comments behind me in the theater...
Well I personally have no problem with it. But I wanted to get your opinions
Adam Sandler also has a 911 movie coming out this year called Empty City.
I'm imagineering a new signature for your future enjoyment!
Posting Permissions
LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks
Bookmarks