So sad...
I nearly cried for this.. I honestly can't imagine having grown up without a father. My dad's been one of the biggest inspirations to me, but I never tell him how much I love him. Everybody should take the time to go and tell your loved ones how much you love them.
this is has such a strong message in it
Listen, this is a movie that I would have no trouble in cring over. this is one of the greatest EVER tributes to what happened on 9/11 and any bastard that thinks this movie is to "girly" has no respect for what happened on the day and what it did to families. God bless you.
Sad...
I know exactly what the people of New York (& many other places) went through on 9/11. I'm glad you were able to make such a decent movie on this, rather than make it all propaganda like how the crappy news does with the "9/11 this, 9/11 that." I actually found an enjoyment to this. It makes me feel sad for the little girl because I've lost my Grandmother and Aunt last year and STILL have not yet gotten over it. Even though they were not victims of this horrible tragedy, I can honestly feel the pain of all those people who did lose a loved one. I also feel a bit of anger and rage and wish that we will one day find Osama Bin Laden and smoke the son-of-a-bitch! Better yet, let's strap him to an airplane and crash him into the terrorist headquarers!
The Creator Of Rayman Did This ????
Very touching film. I to almost shed a tear. I really don't understand why anyone would have animosity towards this flash or the artist. Truthfully, I think that this movie was very unique. People judge others too much these days. I was suprised to see the author of the ray series did this, but I wasn't oppressed to the idea of him making a commemorative flash movie. To Phil - Great Flash and keep doing what you do as an artist.
Very Well Done
It's moving. A lot of people don't seem to think children can be affected by it.. or atleast, they don't think about it.
but they can and this proves even more so.. As for JTI2, those people.. were not the government. They were families.
I don't agree with the war, but this video had nothing to do with it. Get over it. It was about loss.. and loss is universal.