9/11

[dcunning30]

It's a solmn day here in the United States.  Lots of cerimony and rememberance.  In Toronto, a movie is being shown depicting the assassination of the current American president.  It's a curious juxtoposition.

[Scorpiоn]

To be honest I've been wanting to see it.  Any time film recreates famous people I'm rather interested. (Such as Indiana Jones' Hitler autograph )

I don't really watch TV, but I caught a few things from the tube.  From what I saw, there was an incredibly dramatized made for TV moive, but it was made for TV so you can't expect too much.  More interestingly, I saw part of a documentary about buildings.  Most importantly, NIST's investigation of the WTC, how other countries (China) learned from us and we haven't and why exactly the buildings fell etc.

Interesting stuff.

[Eversmann]

over dramatized thing wouldnt be called "path to 9/11" would it? did seem very over dramatized but still very good.

very sad day indeed.

[dcunning30]

over dramatized thing wouldnt be called "path to 9/11" would it? did seem very over dramatized but still very good.

very sad day indeed.

The movie that I'm referring to is called Death of a President.  This movie depicts the assasination of George Bush, then goes to dramatize how things evolve as a result of Bush's "screwed-up" international policies.