See It For Yourself

Rating: Null/10 (1 September 2006)

You can't review this movie. You can't rate this movie. I went to see this movie, thinking I would come out with a fabulous review for it, but I didn't. I can't even give it a number out of ten because it depends who you are. You have to see this movie for yourself; you can't let anyone tell you what happened, or how to feel, or whether or not it was good.
World Trade Center made me feel that I take things for granted. And I do, I'm not going to lie to you. Everyone takes things for granted. Especially life. This movie brought you back to that day, but not as a bad thing. No. As a good thing. It brought you back to show you what really happened and what two men went through for what? 14 hours? Maybe more. Thrist, sleep, air, it was all an issue, and all we take for granted every single day.
The performances from every single actor in this movie were phenomenal. My heart must have stopped 5 times throughout the movie. The problem with seeing this in the theatre is that there are really rude people who don't know when it's the right time to laugh. Yes, there are some little humorous breaks here and there, but its mostly all drama.
All I say is that, see this for yourself. Don't let anyone tell you anything besides their feelings, because that's all I got out of it.