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?World Trade Center? Shuns Politics, ControversyPosted on Aug 9, 2006
The N.Y. Times says “World Trade Center” marks a departure for filmmaker Oliver Stone in that the movie has no hint of a political agenda. It’s a “harrowing return to a singular, disastrous episode in the recent past and a refuge from the ugly, depressing realities of its aftermath.” A.O. Scott writes of Stone: ?There is really no other American director who can move so swiftly and emphatically from intimate to epic scale, saturating even quiet moments with fierce emotion. He edits like a maestro conducting Beethoven, coaxing images and sequences into a state of agitated eloquence.? ?World Trade Center? is the second movie to be made about the events of 9/11, following Paul Greengrass? ?United 93.? NY Times:
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By Kiwi, June 4, 2008 at 11:06 pm Link to this comment
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Hollywood cant make the real story. Maybe oneday. I’m mean its the sloppiest cover up in the history of monumental politcal tactics. Good thing america is full of dumb flag waving people. I feel sorry for those that have to look at those idiots everyday.
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By harald hardrada, August 9, 2006 at 3:36 pm Link to this comment
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‘nothing subtle about the emotions of 9/11’—speak for yourself
as to stone, he’s always been a mediocrity
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