Unrelenting

Rating: 10/10 (6 May 2006)

I found this movie to be extremely intense and unrelenting in the depth of it's realism. It is definitely not a movie I would want to see again. At least, not until a large amount of time had passed.
The portrayal of each character in the film was unflinching and unsentimental. It had the feeling of a well-crafted documentary, which is a tribute to both it's cast and production team. No false sentimentality and no melodrama. Just rapid fire, hard hitting realism which kept me on the edge of my seat throughout most of the movie.
I felt very much as if I were right in the middle of the action and in a place I just didn't want to be. Inside a nightmare. I didn't cry because there was no time to cry. Just time to be shocked and wonder what awful thing was going to happen next.
When it was over, I came away with a deep and abiding respect for the passengers and crew of Filght 93. People who, no doubt, understood they were going to die and yet decided their deaths would stand for something. An incredible movie.