We should all see this film.....if only to witness courage and bravery.

Rating: 10/10 (28 October 2006)

United 93 is not a Hollywood Glamour thriller portraying the events of September 11th 2001 like a daft blockbuster in the style of Armageddon or Independence Day.
The events of that day are well depicted in a Documentary style 'as it happened' mentality, as if the audience or viewer is an observer at every location where things occurred that terrible day.
Kudos then to Paul Greengrass for professional handling of a very sensitive moment in our history. Some people have cried out 'Too Soon!' But after i viewed this film on DVD, the message could not be simpler: The passengers of United 93 fought back and showed courage and bravery, knowing only too well that they faced inevitable doom.
After viewing this in my home, i had a lump in my throat.
I don't think i could have handled this in the Cinema.
But you must see United 93, and not for entertainment. How could it be? You must see it to remember those brave and courageous passengers who teamed up to Face off an Evil that is still very much alive in our times.
A devastating and brilliant dramatisation.
Ten Out Of Ten.