The Final Twenty Minutes Triumph the Rest of the Film

Rating: Null/10 (28 December 2018)

United 93 is a film that reminds me a lot of It's a Wonderful Life in a lot of ways (weirdly enough), because the final act of the film is better than the rest of the film. While over half of the film wants to have this really repetitive and slow back-and-forth between the different airlines, I was just waiting for the really heart-pumping and emotional scenes aboard Flight 93.
Flight 93 and the story of all those within in it have the most impact on me, and despite the fact that September 11, 2001 as a whole is important for this film, I wish less was spent focused on the dialogue about the other attacks and more about what went on within this plane. All of the people in charge of the airplane frequencies and who conversed about the planes was kind of boring to me, and I wish some of it was cut out,
As for everything involving Flight 93, it was perfect. The final twenty minutes of this film are some of the most emotional moments I have ever seen put to film. It was emotional, heart-breaking, and lifted my spirit , despite how depressing it was. I just wish over half of the film didn't get so consumed with really boring acronyms and airplane terms that the average person isn't aware of.