[MtnGoat]

I making this Thread on United Airlines Flight 93 because with it all in the news. I have a 8 Y/o son asking questions about it, many why did they make a movie about it. He and his sister both know of 9/11 and the Twin Tower; "the day planes flow into the big buildings". So I thought of a Thread...

From what can tell, this movie handles the many different emotions it brings to the surface in a professional and technically proficient way. You basically sit in the plane with the heroes of that day on that flight. You watch it unfold from the perspectives of the flight controllers, NORAD, Flight Crew, and feel the confusion, the torment, and ultimately, the victory in the end.

I personally can't wait to sit and watch this film.

Points made over the film I hread so far:

The families gave their consent. They're fine with it.

Makes it any less than exploitation of a horribly tragic event for monetary gain?

Have you forgotten? Not Us - But America?

God Bless America