Ditto here. It's all still very fresh for me.

How did you read my mind. For the exact same reasons, I won't see it.

Just wait another 30 or 50 years. The then current version of (pick your favorite director) will make his rewrite, to make the movie more acceptable to the future standards, and detracting away from any historical feel or tone we may subscribe to today.

Look at how we do war movies (WW2 or Vietnam) vs movies made 40 and 20 years ago. it's a cycle based on society's mood.

But I won't be seeing the movie either. If it's on TV, I might. But it's not what I'm interested in watching these days.

We saw it today. It was very well done. And though I didn't feel I needed a "reminder" at all, I'm glad I went.

I share your sentiments, but I am curious about the movie. Not so much as a reminder, but to somehow, connect more deeply.

I haven't decided, to be honest. I am still very torn on this whole issue.

I saw it. I didn't find it particularly depressing. Since several of the real-life air traffic and military people played themselves, it's not completely an actor-portrayal.

Clearly, the intent was to drop you in like a fly on the wall so that you could see how it unfolded pretty much in real time. It was not propagandistic. There was no real attempt to shape the audience's view.

I think it's worth seeing once.

I'm tempted to go just because I want to support people who make movies like this. On the other hand, I'm pregnant and the last thing I need is something else to give me nightmares. It was bad enough when I was pregnant with my son, freaking out about smallpox and anthrax.

Thank you for saying it so much better than I ever could have! I agree with all of your reasons and feel the same way. At the same time I understand that some people feel compelled to see it. I guess it's true that everyone grieves differently.

Hey CTG and others. I had similar feelings of not wanting to see "U:93", but went to a matinee showing a couple days ago. It's FANTASTIC. It really is. Yeah, it's hard to watch, but a large part of the film takes place away from the actual flight, i.e. control towers, military defense towers, etc of whom all the characters are trying to figure out what is going on.

I realize some think it is too soon, but once you see it, the film will be appreciated for the story it tells.

Amen! To me, movies are entertainment - a diversion. I don't want 9/11 to be cheapened in such a way. Not yet. Too fresh. Too soon.