Oliver Stone’s WTC: An Actual Tribute?

May 17, 2006 by  

Oliver Stone's World Trade CenterI just watched the trailer for Oliver Stone’s upcoming World Trade Center and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. Ok, really, I was shocked. At what? At the fact that he seems to have created a true tribute to the policemen and firemen who risked and lost their lives that day trying to save the people who were in the towers.

As soon as I had heard “Oliver Stone” and “World Trade Center” mentioned in the same sentence a while back I had a sense of dread concerning this film. After all, this is the guy who gave us “JFK” with all it’s bizarre conspiracy theories. I don’t know what I was expecting, but I certainly thought it would be political at the very least and possibly conspiratorial at worst.

So imagine my surprise upon viewing the trailer to see that it focused exclusively on the men that were heroes on September 11th and their families. Of course the jury will be out until the film is actually released, but it seems right now like this may follow in the footsteps of United 93 in giving us a thoughtful and respectful tribute to the people who were directly affected on that terrible day.

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  1. I don’t see why it needs a major star, though.

  2. Probably because this film won’t bring in major bucks at the box office.

    Vic

  3. Stone will reveal a massive government co-ordinated conspiracy behind the events, as the two men trapped heard controlled detonations coming from BELOW them on numerous intervals. All of this Oliver Stone sweet ‘n low is just a smoke-screen before he blows away audiences in a dramatic, tech way that Michael Moore only began to surface-scratch.

  4. Riiiiiight. 8)
    Vic

  5. :lol: @ Vic.

    I cant wait to see this one, the trailer simply choked me to give way to tears.

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