I just got home from seeing United 93. I haven't been to the movies in at least 5 years, but I made myself go see this. I didn't want a lot of people around when I was watching this, and that's why I went on a Thursday afternoon. There were only 7 people in the theatre besides me.
The movie left me completely drained. I couldn't believe how tense I was waiting for the terrorists to make their move. Once they did, I kept putting myself in those passengers' shoes--how terrified those poor souls must have been. But then as the movie went on I found myself getting really, really mad, just as I figure the passengers did.
The thought ran through my mind during the movie that all the naysayers should be required to watch this movie. Then we could ask Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Chuckie Schumer, Teddy Kennedy, "Now do you remember why we went to war?" I think their hatred of President Bush is so great that it overrides all their thought processes.
It is beyond me how any American could sit through this movie and not be filled with complete rage at the enemy we face. It's not an easy thing to sit through, but everyone needs to see this movie.
Another film on 9/11 is the film "9/11", the story of the two French brothers taping that day with NY Fire fighters. Just finished watching that on DVD...