United 93, which explains the story of the passengers that were aboard United 93, is not some Hollywood bull trying to find money in a story like this. In fact, many people will turn away from this movie just from its topic. However, I URGE everyone who has this in a nearby theater to go watch it. To call it entertainment would be rude to the film maker. This is a tribute to those lives lost on 9/11, and I don't know if I've ever felt so emotional watching a movie before, ever. This movie may make some of you feel completely nauseated, but please give it a chance. If you can't sit through it, feel free to leave. The passengers aboard United 93 need their story told, and I never truly knew how disorganized the military or government was, or just how brave these passengers were to overtake the terrorists aboard this flight. This is, perhaps, the most incredible example of genuine film making I have ever seen.

Yea I saw it too. It was good. Not as disturbing as I thought it was gonna be.

This is a tribute to those lives lost on 9/11' date=' and I don't know if I've ever felt so emotional watching a movie before, ever. This movie may make some of you feel completely nauseated, but please give it a chance. If you can't sit through it, feel free to leave. [/quote']

 

Have you ever seen The Passion of the Christ?

 

I don't care what anybody says, that is the most emotional and powerful movie I have ever seen. It is also the only movie that has made me actually cry. And I didn't only cry, I sobbed.