I didn't watch United 93 when it came out in the Spring.
I didn't see it, because I didn't want to think about what those passengers went through.
It's on DVD now, and I just watched it via Netflix. I hope that others who are reluctant will watch it as well.
It's a great film about real American heroes. The film is both meticulously researched and riveting. The filmmakers not only studied the historical facts and interviewed numerous participants and family members, but even had many FAA and NORAD personnel portray themselves in the film.
It is educational, enlightening, and moving. See it now.
12.20.2006
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