***UPDATED***
We just saw “World Trade Center”. It was about these two Port Authority Policemen. It was an incredible movie and Oliver Stone has a lot to be proud of. He did one heck of a job.
I would encourage you all to go out and see it. Sometimes I think it is easy to put the memories of that day in a box on a shelf in our minds. In a place where we do not have to think of it or remember that terrible day. I know almost everyone can remember where they were and what they were doing that day. For the two police officer’s, whose true story this is, you will see what it was like for the first responders. The men who paid a very high price for being there to serve and protect.
The critics have all given it high marks. I can understand why.
***My cousin, Janet Also saw the movie yesterday. She commented on her blog as well.
I know it is a hard movie to watch. Those memories are tough, but this movie is full of love, of hope and above all courage.***
I REALLY want to see this movie – the preview left me with goosebumps.
This is a movie I need to see at home with a doggie nearby. I get upset about the whole thing just seeing commericals – just thinking of all those people and how much they went through that day. I need a doggie to lick up my tears! 🙂
I went to see it tonight too, and also blogged about it. Geez, MB, we’re on the total same wavelength today!
I don’t think I could see this movie in the theater. I think I would have to wait until it came out on video!
I think I’m going to have to wait till it comes out on DVD. I’d probably get too emotional in the theatre.
I really want to see this movie. Hopefully on Saturday. I even cried at the preview..imagine how I will be watching the movie!
I want to see it. I’m not sure if I want to see it on the big screen or in the privacy of my own home.
We’ll have to see. I am sooooo glad they didn’t release it on September 11th. That would’ve been rude in my opinion.
I was a mess watching the previews, I don’t think i can do it. I’m sure its amazing though