[Publius6961]

When is the release date?

I believe that the TV commercial mentions April 28.

I would add one thought to Dennis' concern about "are the American people ready to see this?".
The American people were prevented by the nanny state, I assume, from seeing the true brutality as it happened. I shall never understand that; and I resent to this day the decision to treat American citizens as children --- while the rest of the world, including our enemy -- islam -- was able to see all the unedited images.

No one would have been forced to see it; they could simply avert their eyes. I still rage at that.

[Naptowne]

Thanks for the info.

I agree with your assessment of Americans being treated like babies. I have mixed feelings in some ways because I don't want the victims' families to see their family and friends death be sensationalized or exploited. But I think the images of 9/11 (some of which appeared on the HBO documentary) with bodies falling to the street and other extremely graphic event should be shown more often. I also think that the news should show images of the be-headings and stonings carried about by extremists. People should be warned and given a chance to look away or turn off the TV since some people really cannot take that kind of stuff, but the images should be out there to show what we are really facing as a country. I never want to see those images again. One time is enough, but many people have never seen them and don't really know what has happened.