Class of 83

Intense and must watch for Real incident and thriller zone lover.

A touching documentary that puts a human face on the tragedy of 9/11 by showing how one small community coalesced to honor two high school friends lost on that day. The film interweaves the lives of Chris and Tom through interviews with family and friends and snippets of old photos. Through their reminiscences we glimpse two lives tragically cut short. The film also documents how, through a series of coincidences, an inspirational memorial garden was brought forth through the efforts of many people, both known and unknown to the two victims. Through the laughter and the tears(and the sweat) we see the power of hope and honor and love. This films evokes many different emotions, but the final feeling is one of admiration of the human spirit undaunted by tragedy.

Good acting by Boby. Average script. Same old story in new style of cinematography. Family tragedy was unwanted which has no meaning with actual story.

This would have been a better movie without Bobby deol. No expressions, zero acting and story line failed at the end. Ending is flat.

I'm a graduate of Half Hollow Hills High School East class of 83. I've seen the movie and help create it with other great friends of Tom and Chris as well as some complete strangers who we now call great friends. We all share a similar feeling . The movie's not about war, money,bombs, planes or buildings it's about values of friendship. Tom Collin's and I went to junior HighSchool, High School and College together. I think if someone told me when I was in 7th grade homeroom or senior year at Ithaca College that this guy is not going to live past 35 and die from a horrific tragedy! I would have said not him he is "life". The slogan you here everyday is that "Ive known this person my whole life" who knew it would end at 35. Kids today need to realize that the guy or girl next to them may not be there for the rest of there life so "value It"