This is the greatest movie about 9/11

the movie Flight 93 is a good movie to show young adults, around the age of 13+. There are positive messges in this movie that young kids could here but some parents are picky about what they let there kids watch. There are many good role models and i am only 13 years old and i am writing this after i watched this movie in health class, my teacher said it was ok to cry and alot of us cried because of the sadness in this movie i though it was just a wonderful movie it is very touching and will just tovh your heart. There is actualy some violence which includes mahamadd bin laden or how ever you spell his name well he stabs one of the guys on the plane because he was going to call te police and he didnt want that to happen so he stabbed him so no one would think that they were dangerous! well thats all i have to say and this is me adriannah a girl that is 13 saying that this is a good movie for everyone that is between the ages of 13+ well thats all i have to say! BYE LOVE YOU ALL JK btw that means jsut kidding for all the adults taht dont speak us teens language! lol and that means laugh out loud gosh guys get you facts right i am also a comedian please leave me some comments and tel me what i could do to be funnier and i have a website called leave me alone im a comedian.org its funny

I dont care about the content. This is an emotional re-account of the terrible events that took place on 9-11. After learning what has happened already, and their soon to be fate, they all decide to take action to stop the terrorists. Its emotional watching them making final calls to their loved ones. They break into the co** pit. Their is terroristic threateing which a kid will either not understand, or take it in a way where they get freaked out (so make sure your kid knows and understands what happened and why. In the end, they succede in making the plane miss the target by stalling the terrorists long enough and they crash into the feild (the crash is not shown thank goodnes.) It is a good way to remember the many lives lost on 9-11.