Unexplainable

Rating: 10/10 (29 April 2006)

Wow. That's all I have to say. I think that everyone in America knows where they were on that fateful day. I was in my 7th grade art class. A teacher came in and handed my teacher a slip of paper. When she read I still remember the feeling of horror spread throughout my body. I remember going over to my best friend's house later on when my father had to go into the hospital for a blood transfusion. I remember watching the planes hit the towers again and again on the news because that's all that was on on every channel.
Seeing this movie brought all that back. Every feeling of horror and fear and panic and shock. Seeing the plane hit one of the towers was an incredibly powerful moment, but the real moment that drove everything home for me (every feeling of pain) was watching the passengers on the plane call their families from phones.
There's nothing really I can say about this movie other than go see it. It's not a film that can be described. You just have to sit back in the theater seats and let the blackness surround you as you concentrate on the images before you. This documentary style film starts out slowly. You just keep waiting for someone to burst into a room yelling "The World Trade Centers have been hit!" There is a knot in your stomach the entire time because you know what's going to happen and you wish to god you could change it.