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Originally Posted by Northern Ireland Hibby
I only pointed out that the US government, as I understand it, will provide support to movies they approve of. And who can blame them.
The reason I wondered why someone would want to watch a 9/11 movie with a fairly straightforward approach was because we can all remember the events very well. Moore and the like were offering some new 'ideas' however.
I didn't have anything more sinister in mind, honest gov.
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if the government were not seen to be helping then the conspiracy theorists would rip them apart, that is the only reason they are helping
that and the fact, money from the film (supposidly) is going towards helping those involved and being put towards ground zero memorium
and we know it as we have seen it show on the news, our imagination does the rest (fear/feelings etc etc)
this is a chance to open eyes and "feel" as if you were there, mayby help understand further what these people have been through
majority of people have only heard about these things, only those who have experienced being closely involved (ie relitive, or direct involvment)
there are people like myself and probably yourself seen some horrid things happen (i was in NI when the omagh bomb was set off (i was ment to be going there the day it happened but i had been drinking the night before and was hung over)) now i am not saying it is on the same level but you do understand more about things when you go through the thought process of "it could have been me"
and that is why this film is made, to let people know and understand people are still living with the pain where as most are living with news image memories