WORLD TRADE CENTER movie.
 

Who' going to see it? I saw the longer version of the commercial and cried so I won't be seeing it.


:(

So no rushing off to see it huh?

:)

ill buy the dvd.

I will be seeing it this weekend TA.

I personally think its a bit too soon for that movie.

maybe ill torrent it

I'm interested to see it's POV

this kinda fake movie?

watch loose change 2, the truth is sad enough.

I want to see it, but then I am pretty much seeing all movies

I will wait until the Double pack of flight 93 and WTC

I will wait until it is on pay per view.

No interest.

i will be going :) but i don't know when :)

I'd rather watch a documentary still.

although it was bound to happen it's too soon for that movie. Not because of the emotional aspect, more simply because anybody who would go see the movie, saw the event live. Pearl Harbor was a cool movie to watch because I didn't have a front row seat. And Nick Cage, yikes, that dude has one character. He blows

I might possibly watch it on dvd but I'm not into having breakdowns in movie theatres.

I'm surprised nobody over there is kicking up a fuss about a movie that is exploiting the event to make Hollywood money. By that same token of logic, i should be able to ethically kill a man, just as long as i make a Hollywood film about it and cash in on his death.

I don't want to see it just because I tend not to like Oliver Stone films. However, they have every right to make the film. People were making WW2 films while the war was still happening.

I don't want to see it because the trailers make it look like a made-for-TV movie. The subject isn't touchy for me, it just looks like a bad movie made by an opportunist.

I wonder how it ends.

I have NO interest in reliving the events right now.

I'm not disputing anybody's right to make the film, i'm disputing the use of the incident to generate money. If they are going to donate a lion's share of the profits to the survivors, or a charity in the survivors names, then fair enough; but if (as i suspect) they are simply going to retain all the profits, then i see that as exploitation.

Has everyone that has made a film about the holocaust donated a share of their profits? I do understand what you are saying and I also understand that is still feels so raw to a lot of us.

Why do they keep making movies on 9/11 it's way to soon..to many people are hurt by it..fuck hollywood

hurt by what?

seeing their government killing innocennt people in ny on that day? seeing americans killing iraqis?

ill rent it when it comes out

I don't know if I'll ever be ready to see it.

:)

That was a :(.

Tragedy sells, simple as that. Titanic is the best example of that; a story 'based' on a true event where many people lost their lives, a movie that went on to gross the most money of any movie worldwide (not adjusted for inflation). Human beings, as sick and twisted as they are, love tragedy and support it constantly by watching stupid soap operas, going to see boring movies, etc. It's our nature to want tragedy, we NEED to feel depressed. And that my friends is why cheesecake isn?t cake. :thumbsup

Oh my... :Oh crap

aint out in uk till end of september

i dont think i'll watch it on the big screen....might just wait for the DVD

its a drama movie based on a real story, dont expect it to be critical or something.... not a movie id rush to see, my first impression is that it would prolly suck donkey balls.

We all saw the drama unfold in real life! What else is the movie going to show us?

You cryed?
No. I will not watch it.

ill go see it eventually

whatever.

Only reason I might get it on Netflix down the road is because Ollie Stone directed it

My thoughts, the only reason this movie and dirty war are coming out this soon is simple, fear. Fear = justification for the war on terror?.this is bigger than Hollywood



Mr. Romance

one day or another... yes. we all will see.:upsidedow

STOP....its against the son of sam law :(

I don't have plans on watching that movie. It will only bring back those tragic memories.

I'm sure it's shit but I will watch it on DVD.

i will see it when i want too, if not i'll just rent it.

duhhhhhhhhhhhh notabook!

your wronggggggggggg!
its to teach people to act more sensibly in the future¬!
its all education!

i really wish you would readabook

Yea I cried and I turn my head every time the commercial comes on, I was driving into NY when it happened and I had to turn around and head back to NJ.


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Can't see myself seeing it, any time soon.

No interest in seeing the movie, I watched the news while it was happening.

Not interested in seeing it. Too early for people to capitalize on the tragedy. Wait a couple more years.

It was a great movie. And I read an interview with certain true life people who were depicted in the film and they thanked Oliver Stone for getting it so close to real. Also, seeing pics of the two main characters, I was amazed at how similar they looked to the actors who played them.

It was a great film and, although sad in many ways, made me leave with a positive feeling.

Fuck you you assclown. The only way you'd get me to read a book is if you got a hot hooker to tie me down and torture me with a hour long grueling session of something by Stephen King, god DAMN I hate that guy. "Oh look at me I got hit by a van, I almost died, please read more of my books" Oh BOO FUCKING HOO. I'm supposed to feel sorry for the guy because he gets hit by a god damn moving vehicle? Big deal, he deserved to die because of his sins against humanity by creating all those filth-ridden books. ALL books, from the seemingly 'innocent' Cat in the Hat to the absolutely devastating The Satanic Verses by that fucktard Salman Rushdie must be destroyed with a burning passion? god damn I need to go purge a library right now I?m so angry :mad: