Flight 93

Jaunita 2022-03-26 09:01:06

It is the best kind of thematic film. It does not set up any character to stand in the midfield and sing praises for it, and it does not substitute for the author's tendency when summarizing and narrating the history. It only leaves the people naked, and their physiological reactions are not at all. Not about themselves, it is the absolute fear of knowing their own destiny that binds them together from collapse, disorder, and weakness, undeniably: they are selfish in the first place, and then selfless. The sharp point is that the hijackers who wrestle at the other side of the space are selfless from the beginning. Faith and a series of qualities derived from it make them decide to face death, but it is also fear that makes their words and deeds constantly exposed in the event. A hint of selfishness. Human instincts have been fully erupted to provide the conditions for reversal. Fate appears poignant to the individual, and poignant to the future moments that the individual does not know. It has nothing to do with the dignity or image of the country and its people. - but coincidence escapes the contingency of the necessary result, and serendipitously obtains the "approval" of the necessary history, and the power to approve the history never rests with the contingent encounter, but with the surviving narrator.

Kyle 2022-03-28 09:01:03

I don't think it's a dialogue between God and Jesus, this thing can't rise to this level, except for the claim that the United States made a conspiracy, as far as 9/11 is now characterized, terrorists are damned, especially when they see the person who has driven a plane all his life When I rushed into the cab, even the brow bastard didn't let go of the steering stick, my impression of the Middle Eastern people was even more so than hatred. Combined with my own experience, they should be damned and die on the side!