[Halfmanhalfamazing]

So there you have it. The leftists at ABC were more than happy to do what the Clintons wanted - make sure it was never seen again.

Anybody remember "The Reagans"? Could you imagine the cries and wailing if the controversies around that caused it to never be released?

[Jack Hammer]

The Clinton Administration plays CYA, and America goes “lights out.”

[Sans-Culotte]

So there you have it. The leftists at ABC were more than happy to do what the Clintons wanted - make sure it was never seen again. Anybody remember "The Reagans"? Could you imagine the cries and wailing if the controversies around that caused it to never be released?

Actually, there was an outcry against "The Reagans". It was pulled off the network schedule and moved to Showtime. However, you are correct in that it was never suppressed as was the 9/11 film.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Always a Family
On the morning of September 11th, Michael Trinidad called his ex-wife, Monique Ferrer, from the 103rd floor of the World Trade Center's North Tower to say goodbye.

[originalbuckeye]

I saw this. Even after the editing the Clintons came off very badly. I guess they didn't edit enough for the Leftists to be able to claim 9/11 wasn't their fault. I was heartbroken about the suicide bombing that took out the head of the Northern Alliance. When Leftists are in charge, our allies are left blowing in the wind. And that policy continues today.

[TomGuy]

IIRC, the deleted scenes showed up on the Internet, but they didn’t hold any massive revelations.

IIRC, one had to do with a Sandy ‘Burgler’ comment.

[expatpat]

It was a fine movie — the photography is wonderful.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Awesome movie.

The overseas scenes seemed to this viewer, absolute cultural immersion.

Like being there. You could almost smell food stalls, and almost sweat from the humidity.

The filmmaker is talented.