A grueling tribute to families of 911 victims, even though it's with emotional terror and sadness.

Rating: 7/10 (11 February 2007)

I must say after watching "United 93" that the way Paul Greengrass did this film was greatly set up and done with excellent realism. It seems that every scene that is done seems so real and it's with believable dialog and super acting. I love the way the sets are filmed from everything from the inside of flight 93 airplane to the air traffic control center, as each moment of this movie unfolds the viewer can keep up with the drama and terror. Also the scenes are shown on monitor of the World Trade Center blowup and the control center scenes of the crew picking up the hijacking of other planes are well done. This movie wraps around the events of 911 perfect from the hijacking of all four planes with the big focus on the 93 flight and the take over from terrorist. The last half of the movie is disturbing as the terrorist overtake the plane in a brutal manner from stabbing passengers and bringing pure hostage horror to the unlucky forty people aboard. In the end these forty people are the real heroes as flight 93 is the only plane that did not carry out the demands of terrorists. Now talk about real and brave human soldiers. Thumbs up to Greengrass for making a film to show the painful terror these people went thru, and it was nice to give their families one last look to honor their memory and to put a final closure on letting the brave ones rest in peace.