United 93

Last Saturday, Chris and I went to see the movie "United 93". It's a movie about Flight United 93 that was hijacked on 9/11, but didn't make it to the target because a few people on board decided to fight against the hijacking terrorists. It crashed in Pensylvania.

The film was shot in a documentary style I guess. I don't really know much about films, but i have to say this movie is more of a documentary than a film. The story was already known, so there's no real characters' development or "plot". Overall, we both think that it's a good movie. It did move us. The end was so sad Chris and I both had tears in our eyes. To see how courageous those passengers were was stunning. Despite their short time together on the flight, they came together very quickly. If they hadn't done what they did, who knows how many more people would have lost their lives.

There's one thing that prevented me from enjoying the movie, though. The camera moved way too much. I got really sick by the middle of the movie. I had to close my eyes at some points so that I wouldn't have to get up to go to the bathroom to throw up. But that's just me. I always have motion sickness problems. It's still a highly-recommended movie.