[TheEnforcer]

Of course they have every right to bitch about it. Perhaps I reacted a tad harshly. That said, it doesn't mean I agree with them doing so. Especially given the fact that according to the article that all of the families who were personally involved in flight 93 on 9-11 signed off on the film. Those are the people that were personally affected by that flight's tragic circumstances and they all gave their ok to go ahead and by every measure the filmmakers went to great lengths to be as accurate as possible. The biggest part that bugs me is that if there is anyone who should find offense in any way to this film it should be those people with their direct suffering. To see other people try and equate their pain over 9-11 with the familily survivors irks me a wee bit. People can certianly choose not to see it, but when the people directly affected by the events surrounding the film don't have objections, and then I see others trying to tell the rest of us it's too soon it just rings hollow because I can't eqaate their sense of loss to someone who actually lost someone on that flight.