What is the average age of you members who post these messages? Are most of you teenagers? I see 9/11 as a personal thing, not so much as a big event. If there were to be a movie about 9/11, it should be emotional and respectful to the victims, and, at the same time, personal, realistic, and accurate. It should be about the World Trade Center workers, the Pentagon workers, the people on the planes, and the ordinary/everyday heroes. The movie should show no more than three Twin Tower jumpers splattering when hitting the ground. When many people talk about 9/11, they talk about the warnings, the failures, the government, politics, security, and future attacks. When I think about 9/11, I think about the heroism and people who experienced the tragedy in person, like those inside the WTC towers who felt the towers shaking and swaying, who perished in the explosions, or who were crushed in the collapse. James Cameron had strengths on being realistic shown in the Titanic movie, like when after the ship hit the ice berg, everything seemed confused, precautionary, and ominous. Even Cameron thinks about the people who witnessed tragedy. I'm pretty sure you also had before.

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"...but, of course, the experience of it was somewhat different."
- Old Rose from Titanic