[Rummyfan]

There are those who believe this movie should not be released, that it is "too soon."

That argument is total BS. TPTB are afraid people may actually see the enemy in this war for once and wake up to the garbage that is being pushed upon them by the MSM and certain members of Congress.

[Borges]

It's Adorno's old 'There's no poetry after Auschwitz' argument. I've never bought it.

[Rooivalk]

That argument is total BS. TPTB are afraid people may actually see the enemy in this war for once and wake up to the garbage that is being pushed upon them by the MSM and certain members of Congress.

Your comment is totally on point. The left and MSM have attempted with some success to trivialize the events of 9/11

United 93 will burn "Never Forget" in our minds once again

[jpl]

The only people who might have some validity in being uncomfortable with the film are the very close friends and family members of those who died on 9/11.

Anyone else not in that category saying that it's "too soon" is someone who would never be comfortable with a patriotic 9/11 movie coming out ever, and would rather just forget that it ever happened.

[texasmountainman]

To us it it years late, not "too soon".

The ones crying too soon probably can't get enough of Abu Ghraib pictures that have been recycled dozens of times.

[arthurus]

There are those who believe this movie should not be released, that it is "too soon."

This notion is based on the desire to minimize the effect of 9-11. We shouldn't be getting people all riled up against people who are trying to kill us.It might cause us to be less accomodating to our enemies.

[Emmet Fitzhume]

You are absolutely right.

Many Americans have forgotten about September 11, 2001.

We need to remember the brave and honorable sacrifices made by the passengers on Flight 93, God rest their souls.