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In the right context, zero dark thirty… in the wrong context it’s the worst 9/11 movie I’d also say hurt locker but that was really about American men

And the only image more PTSD-inducing than the towers being hit is the towers coming down and the smoke cloud tearing through the streets. I couldn't watch Independence Day for years.

Personally I kind of hate that movie lol But if there's one thing Bay does well it's spectacle.

"The Japanese side was initially to be directed by Akira Kurosawa, who worked on script development and pre-production for two years. However, after two weeks of shooting, he was replaced by Toshio Masuda and Kinji Fukasaku, who directed the Japanese sections." It's AK's vision carried out by them

I thought Otto Preminger's In Harm's Way was pretty good, better than From Here To Eternity.

The Guys.

It’s 25th Hour.

War of the Worlds

I would hate this. That is all.

Do y'all watch movies?

Threads is a fictional depiction of nuclear apocalypse in northern England and that movie is great and also horrifying.

I actually think all of these 3 are good films. The hijacking, the response, and the politics. I think if you want a film that encompasses all three elements you’ll need Chernobyl-style miniseries. A movie just couldn’t fit all of that in.

United 93 is a great film.

Watched it today for the first time and I was gutted.

I agree!

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