World Trade Centre

Subject: World Trade Centre Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:02 pm

I have just finished watching this, and I have to say it is a must see film.

It is beautifly done, and so amazingly sad.

Honestly, if you can, watch it - its too good to miss...

Mel
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Subject: Re: World Trade Centre Fri Jan 18, 2008 7:26 pm

I'm glad you posted this, Mel! I had been wondering about the quality of that film! I tend to avoid the 9/11 films just because I had previously thought them to be in bad taste...but since you give it two thumbs up, I'm gonna have a peek. Very Happy

Subject: Re: World Trade Centre Sat Jan 19, 2008 1:13 am

Heya Mel, thanks for that! I have to admit I'm a bit like Torey on this one, and of course being Aussie the whole thing didn't hit us quite as hard here as it did in the US. I watched some of the stories and short films that were on commercial television and it all seemed a bit propaganda-ish and tacky (although obviously our exposure was limited compared to what the US and even the UK saw). But if this one is well handled and sensitive then it might be worth a look!

Subject: Re: World Trade Centre Sat Jan 19, 2008 1:28 am

It is so sensitive. It follows the true story of the 2 policemen who were stuck in the rubble and their families.

It is in really good taste - but be warned, you will be in flood of tears in the end!!

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