Incredible

Rating: 10/10 (29 April 2006)

The fact that the overwhelming majority of the victims (especially at Columbine) were conservative white Protestants seemed almost beside the point. On national tragedies of these scales, everybody needs to be able to, as Bill Clinton so memorably put it, "Feel your pain."
With his realistic reenactments of the events of 9/11, Paul Greengrass has created a chilling and unforgettable film experience For some, it may be too real and yes, too soon.
That be as it may, Greengrass, who did such a great job recreating the 1972 civil rights march in Northern Ireland that turned deadly in "Bloody Sunday," has found a unique narrative in telling a story that isn't solely about the United 93 passengers who decided to take back their plane from hijackers. Instead, it's more of an overview of some of the events from that fateful day, many of which few have been able to see, despite the 24-hour media coverage following the attacks.