"United 93" We will Never Forget? Did we Forget? Is this Necessary? Is it too soon?

So United 93 the movie is only weeks away. Mollye's upset by this. Audience are confused. Their are mixed messages all over the place. I've seen the trailer for this and I felt that it was actually very tasteful. I loved that their were no name actors for one and two I didn't feel like it was very Hollywood like most movies based on true events are. Have you seen Pearl Harbor? Still After viewing the trailor it still seems too soon.

I remember days after 9/11, of course everyone was still talking about it nonstop, the topic/question came up with my co-workers at Target, Will they ever make a movie? I remember first saying that if they do I woudln't want to see the crashes at all. I think it should be about the events around the actual crashes. My co-worker rebuddled with "no are you crazy the action would be so awsome". I remember feeling shocked and pretty disgusted. It made me realize that some people have no idea what had just happend.

If their is a way to make a tasteful movie about 9/11 (and maybe they did) would it help and open their eyes or possibly leave people upset they didn't see any impact or people screaming in a Jerry Bruckheimer, Michael Bay fashion.

Recenty in New York the trailer played before a movie and one woman left the theater crying and went tnad complained to the theater manager. In LA people could be heard yelling "Too Soon". Is it too soon? Is there a point to which it isn't too soon? When is that?

This past September 11 was the second 9/11 I worked. I always requested them off to just stay at home and just watch the documentary's on TV. This year at work was extemly busy. IKEA was packed. Not only was it packed but customers had something up their asses. On our bunk beds we have a safety protection covering our latters so people wont climb them and IKEA wont be liable. This smart ass trailer park looking guy with his wife and 1,2,3 too many kids came up to me. He snapped his finger and said "you follow me". I did, I shouldnt have but I did. He pointed at the safety precaution on the latter and started going off "why do you have these on here so my kid wont climb up there and kill himself?" I explained their on there because we cant be liable if you or your child get on the bed and jump around and fall off. He cut me off and said " so its ok for my kid to fall off at home and get hurt or die but its not ok here ok i get it". I tried to explain once again and defend myself but he cut me off again " you don't care if my kid lives or dies at all" . I than just paused and said " you know what I'm done what is it you want?" He said a manager. So I got him a manager who also brought security with him. All my manager said was the stair protection was there for precaution and all of a sudden the prick said "ok i just wanted to know its cool". Just for the record the last two 9/11's I worked were full of stuff like that. It sucked.

Here's what I learned, People moved on, People (in general) dont care anymore, we have forgotten, and I'll never work a 9/11 again. So again, will this movie help? Will it make people remember again? The one thing that worry's me is where does the profit to the movie go? Just to some studio? Some Producer? Should I have titled this post 20 questions?


I also remember during the conversation with my co-workers thinking they will make 9/11 movies but I'll probably be in my 50's. I guess 27 is close enough.