Hey Loew's! This is America. Customers Choose What They WIll See. Not Movie Theaters.

I agree with you, I feel the same. We were there also. It seems those types of movies or documentaries have a Hollywood smell to it and NOTHING can convey what happened there nor what happened as we sat trapped endlessly in NYC...

As far as I am concerned, that movie is great for thrill seekers and people who want to get a glimpse of what happened but don't force it on me. I still smell that smell on 9-11 that night when the wind was blowing up North.

I know what you mean about the smell. It was death. Nothing else could ever smell like that.

Fortunately, I wasn't near New York, Pennsylvania or the Pentagon on 9/11. However, like you, I have no desire to relive any part of that day, especially when I have paid money (lots of money these days!) to watch a movie. When I went to see the Inside Man, I saw the trailer for Flight 93 and wasn't happy about that. The flip side is that studios need to preview their movies somehow - maybe in cases of 9/11 movies they could flash a notice on the screen during the previews announcing that a trailer for x movie will show immediately following whatever movie you have paid to see. That way, if you want to see it, you can stay - if not you can be out of the theatre before it starts.