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9/11

  • 2017
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  • 1 Std. 30 Min.
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Gina Gershon, Whoopi Goldberg, and Charlie Sheen in 9/11 (2017)
A group of 5 people find themselves trapped in an elevator in the World Trade Center's North Tower on 9/11. They work together, never giving up hope, to try to escape before the unthinkable happens.
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Eine Gruppe von fünf Menschen findet sich am 11. September im Nordturm des World Trade Centers in einem Aufzug gefangen. Sie arbeiten zusammen, geben die Hoffnung nie auf, versuchen zu entko... Alles lesenEine Gruppe von fünf Menschen findet sich am 11. September im Nordturm des World Trade Centers in einem Aufzug gefangen. Sie arbeiten zusammen, geben die Hoffnung nie auf, versuchen zu entkommen, bevor das Undenkbare passiert.Eine Gruppe von fünf Menschen findet sich am 11. September im Nordturm des World Trade Centers in einem Aufzug gefangen. Sie arbeiten zusammen, geben die Hoffnung nie auf, versuchen zu entkommen, bevor das Undenkbare passiert.

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    • Martin Guigui
  • Drehbuch
    • Martin Guigui
    • Steven James Golebiowski
    • Patrick James Carson
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    • Charlie Sheen
    • Gina Gershon
    • Whoopi Goldberg
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    • Regie
      • Martin Guigui
    • Drehbuch
      • Martin Guigui
      • Steven James Golebiowski
      • Patrick James Carson
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Charlie Sheen
      • Gina Gershon
      • Whoopi Goldberg
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    Charlie Sheen
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    • Jeffrey Cage
    Gina Gershon
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    • Eve Cage
    Whoopi Goldberg
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    • Metzie
    Luis Guzmán
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      • Martin Guigui
      • Steven James Golebiowski
      • Patrick James Carson
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    4subxerogravity

    You're hoping for better (casue of the title and what it means), but you don't get it. However, it's still an OK film.

    I just realized the movie came out on the weekend before 9/11's 16th anniversary, but first and foremost, this movie is about people. It's a compelling story about how strangers from all walks of life, can just so happen in an elevator, set to the background of 9/11. These people start to bond as they attempt to survive.

    It's trilling, suspenseful and very dramatic, especially the performance of Charlie Sheen, proving he is still capable of playing a character that's just not himself in a way (Don't even know the last time he played someone who was not named Charlie)

    The whole movie feels like a play, and then I find out in the end credits that that's exactly what it was adapted from, a play called Elevator, a title I must admit I'd prefer over 9/11.

    Though I understand why they called in 9/11, what's good about this character driven piece is the fact that it's about the characters and the story happens to be set on 9/11. I just love the good life lessons the story tells as these strangers get to know each other past the stereotypes we put on people on our first impressions. Very human.

    Overall, it's not the best movie but I am impressed by the adaption. It really touches on the right emotions.

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    6dave-mcclain

    Excessive criticism of this movie ignores its significant positive qualities.

    There have been over 50 feature films made about the September 11th terrorist attacks on the U.S. – dramas and documentaries – about the attacks themselves and about their effects on the U.S. and on individuals. 2017 brings us the action drama "9/11" (R, 1:30), but that's not the first film to use that title. 2002's "9/11" is a television documentary from Bronx-born filmmaker James Hanlon and French documentarians Gédéon and Jules Naudet who were in New York filming a documentary about a rookie firefighter, but whose planned film was hijacked by real-life events, giving us rare footage from the epicenter of the attacks. In 2006, "World Trade Center" put Nicolas Cage and Michael Pena in that same spot, portraying real-life NYC Port Authority police officers trapped in the collapse of the Twin Towers.

    Movies telling fictional stories of how the tragedy of September 11, 2001 affected ordinary people include "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" (a 2011 Best Picture Oscar nominee starring Sandra Bullock, Tom Hanks, Max von Sydow and featuring child actor Thomas Horn) and "Reign Over Me" (a 2007 drama starring Adam Sandler and Don Cheadle). Then there are movies like "Zero Dark Thirty" (a 2012 Best Picture nominee with an all-star cast led by Oscar-nominated Jessica Chastain and directed by Oscar winner Kathryn Bigelow) which represent the wider effects of the attacks. For my money, the best 9/11 film to date is 2006's "United 93" (as opposed to the TV movie "Flight 93" – same subject, same year), which earned Oscar nominations for its editing and for the directing of "Bourne" series helmer Paul Greengrass. All of these films are good and some are great. So, how does this "9/11" stack up?

    2017's "9/11", based on the award-winning play "Elevator" by Patrick James Carson, tells the fictional story of five strangers stuck between floors in the North Tower of the World Trade Center after American Airlines Flight 11 crashes into it. Jeffrey Cage (Charlie Sheen) is a billionaire businessman who is being divorced by his wife, Eve (Gina Gershon). Jeffrey and Eve have a young son together, but Eve's one big complaint against Jeffrey is that he doesn't pay enough attention to her or their son and she's had enough. Tina (Olga Fonda) has also had enough of her guy. She's dating a rich older man and she appreciates the perks that come with that relationship, but she hates being controlled by him and she's heading up to his office to tell him that she's leaving him. Michael (Wood Harris) is a Manhattan bicycle messenger who has a chip on his shoulder, but he also has a loving wife and young daughter who is having a birthday today. Last, but certainly not least, is Eddie (Luis Guzmán), a WTC maintenance man who is on that elevator as part of a work call. Fortunately, Eddie is friendly with Metzie (Oscar winner Whoopi Goldberg), who works the day shift in the elevator control room in the WTC's North Tower.

    Like many others in the towers, the attack causes confusion and fear in the five people in that elevator, but their isolation just exacerbates those feelings. They realize that the explosion they heard, the elevator's sudden stop and their lack of cell phone service are probably connected and they begin talking about the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center and the airplane that flew into the Empire State Building in 1945, increasingly convinced that this is something like one of those incidents (or both). After repeated failed attempts to raise Metzie on the elevator's intercom, Eddie finally gets a hold of her and she reluctantly confirms their fears, based on news reports that she is watching from the basement of the North Tower. With a combination of information provided by Metzie, the limited resources they have at their disposal inside that elevator and their teamwork, those five trapped individuals try everything they can think of to free themselves, in between bonding and sharing personal details of their lives and trying to keep each other's growing fears from turning into panic. We also witness one desperate phone call that eventually successfully connects from inside the elevator and the valiant efforts by NYC fire fighters to save as many lives as possible even as the building starts coming apart.

    "9/11" is a pretty good dramatization of the experience of being inside the World Trade Center on the morning of September 11, 2001, but is far from perfect. Most film critics (and many Movie Fans) have accused this movie of being cheesy, unrealistic, overly melodramatic and even offensive, but those criticisms are unduly harsh. The dialog in the script (by James Carson, Steven James Golebiowski and Martin Guigui, who also directs) is simplistic, Guigui's direction is too tame (and his film's budget too small), while the acting lacks depth… but to simply focus on those things is to miss the big picture. This movie approaches the experience of being in those towers that day from a fresh perspective and showcases the humanity of that day's victims and survivors, alongside the heroism of the WTC's workers and the New York area's first responders. People who are overly critical of how believably such people are portrayed weren't in the Twin Towers on that horrible day and those who think such portrayals are manipulative or unnecessary have kept themselves from appreciating this interesting and sympathetic motion picture. "B"
    5sufyaanrashid95

    A Moving Tribute to Resilience and Humanity

    9/11 is a poignant and heartfelt film that pays tribute to the courage and resilience displayed during one of the darkest moments in American history. Directed by Martin Guigui, this powerful drama delicately explores the human stories behind the tragic events of September 11, 2001, without exploiting the immense pain and loss suffered by countless individuals.

    The film centers around a group of strangers who find themselves trapped together in an elevator within the World Trade Center's North Tower on that fateful day. As they grapple with their fears and confront the harsh reality unfolding around them, their individual backgrounds, beliefs, and personal struggles are revealed. Through their interactions and shared experiences, the film beautifully captures the strength of the human spirit and the capacity for compassion and unity in the face of adversity.

    The performances in 9/11 are exceptional, with a talented ensemble cast that includes Charlie Sheen, Gina Gershon, and Luis Guzmán. Each actor brings depth and authenticity to their respective roles, portraying characters who are flawed, vulnerable, and ultimately relatable. Their performances serve as a reminder of the countless real-life heroes who emerged from the tragedy, displaying extraordinary acts of bravery and selflessness.

    Director Martin Guigui demonstrates great sensitivity in his approach to the subject matter. With a restrained and respectful tone, he allows the emotional weight of the story to unfold organically, capturing both the horror of the events and the triumph of the human spirit. The film avoids sensationalism and instead focuses on the universal themes of love, loss, and the indomitable strength that can emerge from even the most devastating circumstances.

    While 9/11 may not offer groundbreaking storytelling, its true power lies in its ability to honor the memory of those who lost their lives and to recognize the heroism displayed by ordinary people during a time of immense tragedy. It serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of unity, compassion, and resilience in the face of unimaginable challenges.

    In conclusion, 9/11 is a deeply moving and respectful tribute to the victims and survivors of the September 11 attacks. With its heartfelt performances, restrained direction, and powerful storytelling, it serves as a testament to the enduring human spirit and the capacity for hope even in the darkest of times.
    Michael_Elliott

    Deeply Flawed But It Held My Attention

    9/11 (2017)

    ** (out of 4)

    Jeffrey Cage (Charlie Sheen) and his wife (Gina Gershon) are in the North Tower of the World Trade Center where she is wanting him to sign some divorce papers. The two of them get on an elevator shared with Michael (Wood Harris), Tina (Olga Fonda) and Eddie (Luis Guzman) when they feel a violent shake and the elevator gets stuck. They soon learn from an elevator worker (Whoopi Goldberg) what is going on outside.

    9/11 got released to some of the worst reviews that you're ever going to read. This was meant to be Sheen's big dramatic comeback picture but it barely got a release and what critics did see the picture really ripped it to pieces. Some called it a shameful piece of exploitation while others just called it a poorly made and acted film. This obviously wasn't the first film to take on that day and it wasn't even the first to use the 9/11 title. With that being said, the film certainly has some major flaws but at the same time it's not quite as bad as they made it out to be.

    I think the biggest problem with the film is that the screenplay is based on fiction. There are so many stories of bravery that day and I'm not sure why the writer would elect to tell a fake story. Did they not want to pay someone for their story? I'm not sure what their reasons were but they picked a pretty poor story that would have been better suited for an Irwin Allen disaster picture. The entire subplot of the divorce leads to some very silly scenes and some even poorer dialogue. I won't ruin what happens to the people in the elevator but the ending is pretty bad on many levels.

    With that said, I must say that I thought the performances were good for the most part and that includes the actors playing the people in the elevator. I thought Guzman was extremely good in his role as was Harris. Sheen also had some decent moments but I don't think the performance is what he would have hoped for. None of the actors were done any favors though because the dialogue is just pretty poor at times and the director never really builds up any tension throughout the time we're with these people in the elevator.

    Another problem was that the film was shot 2.35:1, which really wasn't a wise move in a film like this where you're meant to feel claustrophobic in a tight space. It seems like I'm bashing most of the film but I will say that it held my attention throughout. The film was obviously working with a very small budget, which didn't help things and while the film isn't a success, I think it's bad reputation is a bit too harsh.
    1WashyBanjo

    Just bad

    I saw this movie on 9/11 and there was no one else in the theater besides me. The movie felt very cheaply made and Charlie Sheen's performance was pretty laughable. Lots of monologues in this film that dragged on and characters I cared very little about, even if they were supposed to be victims of a real event. The whole concept of a movie about being trapped in an elevator is a bad idea for a movie, adding on top a real tragedy just makes it even more tasteless. Fictional characters don't belong in a movie about a tragedy so recent.

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      Based on Patrick James Carson's award winning play "Elevator", which premiered in October 2011 at the Red Barn Theater of Tucson, Arizona.
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      Eddie starts hitting the drywall to get out of the elevator, making at least two big marks on it. Then the elevator cables start breaking. When Eddie starts banging the wall again, it is free of any hammer marks.
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      Jeffrey Cage: They said... it's not the fall that kills you.

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      Featured in Sven Uslings Bio: 9/11 (2020)
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      Performed by Cassidy Cooper & Kenny Fleetwood (as Kennidy)

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      • 7. September 2017 (Portugal)
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      • Thunder Studios, Long Beach, Kalifornien, USA(Studio)
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      • 170.000 $
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      • 170.000 $
      • 10. Sept. 2017
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      • 200.229 $
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