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I just watched this, WOW, the most moving film i think i have ever seen.
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any norkage?
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Quote from: booder on December 07, 2006, 05:47:26 PM
any norkage?
Thats a proper response!!!
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December 07, 2006, 06:38:06 PM »
Interestingly the film was panned by the critics Stateside who expected a far more critical account of the day from someone with Stone's track record of films surrounding the Vietnam issue. They seemed to regard it as sugary and lachrymose. Not sure how you avoid the emotions though on subject matter such as this
This side of the water the critical reception to it was warmer
Personally I thought it was an excellent film, more so because it represented a departure from Stone's normal work and seemed to convey a genuine respect to the scale of events on that day.
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December 07, 2006, 08:16:02 PM »
How does the film show the events, is it built around a set of characters who were in the building or fire dept? I'll probably make an effort to watch this over the weekend
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December 07, 2006, 08:22:41 PM »
real life story of two port police caught under the collapsed towers for days
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This weekend was watching a conspiracy film on youtube called 9/11 Mysteries - no great hypothesis on the why (though some suggestions made) but a very clear case for the collapse of the towers not being a structural failure based on the planes hitting.
I found the whole thing interesting and the details surrounding why on earth Tower 7 collapsed later in the day to be very compelling arguments for the fact that the buildings fell as result of controlled demolitions.
I know it's a bit unrelated but it was on my mind. Anyway, I'm now convinced the WTC collpasing was not only as a result of planes hitting it.
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I didn't really like it.
I must admit I hated it from the minute I knew it would be Stone who had the first film out about it.
United 93 was more to my taste.
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Quote from: The Baron on December 07, 2006, 08:46:28 PM
I didn't really like it.
I must admit I hated it from the minute I knew it would be Stone who had the first film out about it.
United 93 was more to my taste.
Complete opposite for me, i thought 93 was tosh
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Quote from: nirvana on December 07, 2006, 08:44:43 PM
This weekend was watching a conspiracy film on youtube called 9/11 Mysteries - no great hypothesis on the why (though some suggestions made) but a very clear case for the collapse of the towers not being a structural failure based on the planes hitting.
I found the whole thing interesting and the details surrounding why on earth Tower 7 collapsed later in the day to be very compelling arguments for the fact that the buildings fell as result of controlled demolitions.
I know it's a bit unrelated but it was on my mind. Anyway, I'm now convinced the WTC collpasing was not only as a result of planes hitting it.
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Quote from: Royal Flush on December 07, 2006, 08:47:50 PM
Quote from: The Baron on December 07, 2006, 08:46:28 PM
I didn't really like it.
I must admit I hated it from the minute I knew it would be Stone who had the first film out about it.
United 93 was more to my taste.
Complete opposite for me, i thought 93 was tosh
I can understand that. Everyone I went with hated it too.
WTC wasn't that bad - I guess I told myself I wasn't going to like it well before I entered the cinema.
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Quote from: nirvana on Today at 08:44:43 pm
This weekend was watching a conspiracy film on youtube called 9/11 Mysteries - no great hypothesis on the why (though some suggestions made) but a very clear case for the collapse of the towers not being a structural failure based on the planes hitting.
I found the whole thing interesting and the details surrounding why on earth Tower 7 collapsed later in the day to be very compelling arguments for the fact that the buildings fell as result of controlled demolitions.
I know it's a bit unrelated but it was on my mind. Anyway, I'm now convinced the WTC collpasing was not only as a result of planes hitting it.
Elvis works in our chipshop
Don't start this again...
Well, I'm sorry if you don't like it but Elvis does work in our chipshop
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thats rubish ,just set him on behind the bar in the pub .
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ive seen flight 93 , but havent seen wtc , i might get it out on dvd and have a look , is Nicholas Cage in it ?
cos i think hes tosh
might not bother if he is.
i agree with nirvana on this subject , steel buildings dont just fall down like that. only 3 in history ( all on that day )
but i also agree with wardonkey , dont start this again
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December 08, 2006, 01:03:27 AM »
Quote from: BigTomatoes on December 08, 2006, 12:52:57 AM
ive seen flight 93 , but havent seen wtc , i might get it out on dvd and have a look , is Nicholas Cage in it ?
cos i think hes tosh
might not bother if he is.
i agree with nirvana on this subject , steel buildings dont just fall down like that. only 3 in history ( all on that day )
but i also agree with wardonkey , dont start this again
How many building have been subject to prolonged aviation fuel fueled fire? (say that quickly!)
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