Amazon: World Trade Centre Pre-Orders

[GoldenRedux]

Originally Posted by JTK

Thank you.

I wasn't in NYC, but I feel the same way: I don't need to watch some Hollywood get up to remind me about that day or help me "appreciate it more."

I have had no desire to see any of these 9-11 films and I doubt I ever will.

We're on the same page, but with that said I hold no grudge against anyone that does wish to see any of these films. Everyone deals with everything in their own way and there's nothing wrong with that, IMO.

On a slightly different topic, does anyone know how this film actually did at the box office?

[JTK]

Originally Posted by GoldenRedux

We're on the same page, but with that said I hold no grudge against anyone that does wish to see any of these films. Everyone deals with everything in their own way and there's nothing wrong with that, IMO.

Sure! More power to 'em!

On a slightly different topic, does anyone know how this film actually did at the box office?

I think it tanked. I feel like it was in and out of the theaters very quickly as well.


http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0469641/

[WriteSimply]

It wasn't a bad movie. It's not an action movie either - even though there are a few money shots that was very impressive.

It's about two men and their families in the first 24 hours coping with what lay in front of them. There really is so much you can do with trapped firemen just waiting to be rescued.


fuad

[Spankey]

Since I had a parent on the 82nd floor of tower one on 9/11 I don't need any money shots to help me remember the day. I don't think hollywood will ever recapture the surrealness of that day. At least not yet.