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| quote: | Originally posted by houseadddict
I believe that film falls under a much different banner than action figures and shirts. It's the modern day history teacher for children.
It's depressing to see the responses on this board and how many people want to turn away from the events of 9/11 because they are afraid it's only "about the money" and full of "Hollywood" b.s. Gotta see the film first before you rip it I say.
Whoever said that Art isn't done for money is being very very naive.
All artists do it for the money eventually. And the ones that don't just say that because they don't make enough doing their art.
People need to sac up and deal with the events of that day to remember the fallen and to make sure it doesn't happen again. Pull the head out of the sand and look around.
Also their are 13 year old kids that hardly care or remember 9/11. They will be in college soon and then future leaders of the world. Maybe they should get a chance to view the lessons of that day and the best way to reach this youth is thru film. That's just the fact. |
you don't need to relive and rexperience the suffering, misery and carnage to take the message away from it. in fact i suspect the timing of this film is politically motivated. this is why passion of the christ is a bull film. another film i will not watch, but from what i've heard it was nothing more than graphic emotional exploitation of the morbidly curious viewer... why? because watching bloody jesus suffer for hours sells much better than delivering the message of goodwill to all of mankind that christ was really about. |
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