[Kellykoop]

I saw a 2:30 showing (in the Atlanta area, too). I am encouraging everyone I know to see this film. A big thing I came away with is a sense of pride in those forty heroes that sacrificed and fought back. I think every American needs to know just how much their fighting back REALLY means to this country. See it to honor their memory.

[MediaAnalyst]

In addition to the many, many, great reasons to see this movie listed here, the best reason may be because the left is DEMANDING that we not be reminded of the real events that day, and who the bad guys are. If we can give that movie some nice weekend box office receipts, it will be a sweet and needed victory for us.

What I do wonder about, however, is when the Muzzies (and the MSM) are going to start saying that the movie is "anti-Islamic" and start threatening theater owners and others. I'm surprised it already hasn't happened yet.

[daybreakcoming]

See it to honor their memory.

That's more or less what I told my better half. I knew it could be upsetting but we owe it to their heroism and to our heroes who have died since... fighting these insane madmen.