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Americans' scars are always open (United 93)
Reginald 2022-04-21 09:02:15
In the past 5 years, only Americans have brought this 9/11 folk hero story to the screen, which is far from wonderful. It is more like a documentary in the movie version, dedicated to the people who died in that air crash. Fortunately, the director did not completely demonize the Middle East terrorists who hijacked the plane, and the corners of his eyes and brows still showed a human side. At the end, the passengers used the cushions as shields, pushed the delivery trolley, waving Coke cans and hot water, and rushed to the cab that was already controlled by the terrorists (the door of the cab was not very strong, a few clicks). hit her pregnant), but in the end the director hid the moment when the plane fell and gave them the grief
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Kristina 2022-03-27 09:01:08
If it is too chopped, if it feels exciting, it must be the self-esteem and sense of superiority of the people of the big country. The thinking of the movie is very simple. All kinds of necessary parts are put together in sequence, and they are randomly disrupted. Finally, they watch this mess with the audience and grieve at the end. A dense aesthetic stimulation.
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Lori 2021-12-14 08:01:13
If it is 007, then the terrorist will be subdued, and a certain instrument panel of the plane will stop at the 007 number. If it is 24 hours, the plane will eventually land on the highway. However, this was in the real world, no matter how hard they tried, the plane fell to the ground, and the screen was dark.
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First Officer LeRoy Homer: [looking at message on display screen] "Beware cockpit intrusion."
Captain Jason Dahl: "Two aircraft hit the World Trade Center." But we just left Newark. The weather was beautiful.
First Officer LeRoy Homer: That's gotta be student pilots.
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Thomas E. Burnett, Jr.: Hey, this is a suicide mission. We have to do something. They are not gonna land this plane.