[McB.]

"") Toward the end, the movie switched between the Christian prayers of the victims and the Islamic prayers of the terrorists, equating the two."""

if you think the two were being equated, youre insane

if you don't think the director was equating both prayers, you're gullible.

[georgia2006]

he clearly wasnt....it was a reenactment of what was actually occurring..interstingly none of the families have made your ridiculous asssertion.


youre one of those conservatives who is constantly looking for outrage

[georgia2006]

no where in the movie is there moral or cultural relativism

[supercat]

if you don't think the director was equating both prayers, you're gullible.

Both sides were praying for divine assistance in the task they were about to undertake. Islamic prayers were said by evil people, while the Lord's Prayer was said by those trying to stop them. You did notice that the people saying the Islamic prayers were murderers, didn't you? Or did the film's portrayal of the terrorists as murderers not do enough to show that they were evil?