Review of United 93 (2006) by Radovan N — 27 May 2010
This is not Hollywood...fortunately.
Congratulations to Greengrass for focus on issues very seriously and make that the last20 minutes of the movie has more tension thean all the american films of the last five years together. Greengrass offers a neutral view of the terrible events and do very well don´t falling in absurd and unnecessary arguments.The movie doesn´t stop surprising the audience at any moment because of a greatly emotional charge remains intact until the end, isvery crude in many key moments and relive the same intensity and sadness of the events of 11-S.
Congratulations to The Producers, which had the balls to put their money on something so risky and anti - commercial.
Congratulations to the actors, strangers who teach Pitt, Cruise and their friends, lessons of how to act naturally in front the camera.
Perhaps the scenes filmed in the control towers are hard to follow for some part of the public, but portray perfectly the reality of a place like that and all the chaos that was experienced on that fateful day.
A movie without sensationalism, intense and hyper-realistic.
This review of United 93 (2006) was written by Radovan N on 27 May 2010.
United 93 has generally received very positive reviews.
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