[Sgt. Paine]

Originally Posted by Nyck

I did watch it live on tv, I was coming home from school...surreal experience.

nah i mean, in real life. like, looking out your window. it sucks to know people who died then, it just pisses me off when people disrespect that day.

[Milla]

It pisses me off the need to make it a movie, i saw the "movie"/ documentary on the discovery cahnnel. That was enough for me

[TK-423]

[quote="Sgt. Paine":3ae64]

Originally Posted by Nyck

wow....that could be a very emotional movie. I'll still never forget how I felt that day.

yes, imagine how emotional it would be if you saw it live. it effects me still today since i know people who died, i was only in 7th grade, and when i got home i watched the replay of the 2nd plane hitting the tower over and over and over again. It is tattooed into my brain.

Yes, too soon for this movie.[/quote:3ae64]

I was in the 7th grade myself. I remember the day. It echoes through me pretty often. If the movie was created later, say a generation later, I could understand it. The film genre is a good way to capture emotion and teach young people how horrifying or emotional an event is. Like seeing Munich. I personally don't know much about what happened in that even, but a film that was historically correct such as Munich would probably teach me a great deal. But the generation who already lived through it may shy away from the film. To create a movie on a tradgedy that happened so recently is, in my opinion, unnecessary. And if anything the profits should go to families and memorials.

I was in 8th grade when it happened. I went to line up, my friend walks over and tells me "the stock market crashed, literaly", im like "wtf?", and he told me that airplanes hit the twin towers.

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

Originally Posted by Acideyez

I was in 8th grade when it happened. I went to line up, my friend walks over and tells me "the stock market crashed, literaly"

clever oOo:

[Sgt. Paine]

Originally Posted by Acideyez

I was in 8th grade when it happened. I went to line up, my friend walks over and tells me "the stock market crashed, literaly", im like "wtf?", and he told me that airplanes hit the twin towers.

i would have punched him in the face.

[Milla]

[quote="Sgt. Paine":844d9]

Originally Posted by Acideyez

I was in 8th grade when it happened. I went to line up, my friend walks over and tells me "the stock market crashed, literaly", im like "wtf?", and he told me that airplanes hit the twin towers.

i would have punched him in the face.[/quote:844d9]

i would of fumbled whatever he was holding than i would of speared him into a wall.

[imported_Fluffy_Bunny]

kinda like making Pearl Harbour in 1946...

notice the brit spelling of harboUr dance:

[Milla]

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":20985]kinda like making Pearl Harbour in 1946...

notice the brit spelling of harboUr dance:[/quote:20985]

fkin brits happy:

[CoMaToSe]

I was in eighth grade... biology class. I remember the teacher saying "Americans dont like change" because we were discussing metric vs. imperial measurements and why everyonebut the US still uses imperical.

I also remember a lot of kids making jokes about it... mad: annoy:
"I thought somebody DIED or something important"
"Guess their not twins now"

[Milla]

Originally Posted by CoMaToSe

I was in eighth grade... biology class. I remember the teacher saying "Americans dont like change" because we were discussing metric vs. imperial measurements and why everyonebut the US still uses imperical.

I also remember a lot of kids making jokes about it... mad: annoy:
"I thought somebody DIED or something important"
"Guess their not twins now"

They should be forced to jump off of a sky scraper with no parachute.

[CoMaToSe]

Originally Posted by Milla

They should be forced to jump off of a sky scraper with no parachute.

dance: rock: