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United 93
Rosemarie 2022-04-22 07:01:31
Family, love, and courage are the main elements that embody this film. When we realize that life is so fragile and in jeopardy, we realize that there is so much around us that needs to be cherished and cherished. However, it also reflected the weakness of the U.S. government at that time, so later the U.S. introduced a policy that the CIA, FBI, and U.S. military deployments can take action directly without the consent of the U.S. president and national defense, which is the so-called “cut first” and “play later.” But only if the U.S. government suffers or senses a crisis. Finally, I recommend this movie to everyone, whether it is worth watching or not, you should cherish your life.
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Jaclyn 2021-12-14 08:01:13
"All the hijacked planes that day, United Airlines Flight 93 was the only one that failed to reach the target. It crashed in Pennsylvania at 10:03, and no one was spared..." The last screen, black screen, silent... shock! The movie that hasn't calmed down for a long time!
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Virginia 2022-03-25 09:01:09
The tragic and bursting brilliance of true stories shakes the heart in the cinematic magic of editing skills. The last whole scene is the perfect combination of these three elements. When I saw the final black screen, I was filled with uncontrollable surging and the most silent sadness. Two beliefs collide in the confined space of an airplane. John Powell's score is restrained and powerful.
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Ziad Jarrah: [in Arabic, after Al-Nami has sat down next to him] What are you doing here?
Ahmed Al Nami: Why are we waiting?
Ziad Jarrah: It's not the right time. Sit and I will give you the sign.
Ahmed Al Nami: When?
Ziad Jarrah: Go and sit down.
Ahmed Al Nami: We have to do it now.
Deborah Welsh: [interrupting; to Jarrah] Would you like anything to drink?
Ziad Jarrah: [in English] No. I'm fine, thank you.
Deborah Welsh: Sure?
Ziad Jarrah: Yes.
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[first lines]
Ahmed Al Haznawi: [subtitled Arabic] Ziad. It's time.