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Friday, August 18, 2006
"The world saw evil that day. Two men saw something else."
It was a horendous picture that sadden us all, it was that day when the root of terrorism had cross over the thin line between mercy and belief. This movie demonstrates the two Port Authority police officers struggle between life underneath the fallen ground zero debris. When i saw the trailer on TV the first time, i knew i just had to see it. Im not particularly stuck with the Sept. 11 incident nor i know something behind what lead this men to do what they had to do that day. I expected more to this movie though, but ended up just seeing the story of two people who barely did anything to save the rest among chaos. Don't get me wrong, i think its a good movie from the start but the director, Oliver Stone made a wrong decision naming his film, WTC. The narration of World Trade Center was more than just 2 people, it was about 2, 789 people who got killed, with the regular people and rescue teams underneath the heavy crushed structure of the twin towers. It wasnt right that the 2 survivors got the commemoration and the rest who actually did something is still attached to the frightening flashback of that cold New York morning. Then again, I do not think that those people are ready yet to show the other half of world what happened with their love ones in that devastation. Going back to time would crush them spirit...again. Sept. 11 2001 aint worth going back to nor seeing it over to the Big screen but this one i think, is an exception. Perhaps a pre-movie...not too light but not too heavy either.
-Go see it.
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I wanna point out people who stereotype the whole Muslim community. Earth to all of you, you have to know more about Islam religion, culture and history to be able to understand and distinguish the guilty [terrorist organization] and the innocent ones living in North America and pretty much around the world. You cant blame a whole ethnicity for the mistakes and wrong doing of the few, it just doesnt work that way. Americans have to stop generalizing that Muslims are "the enemy" we need to watch out for. They are not the enemy, Osama Bin Laden and his crew are.
I cant really emphasize much on this topic but pls, stop being a prejudice.
P.S.
i'll give more in depth review after researching.
Blast that stereo, LOUD! {9:52 PM}
