2006 Tribeca Film Festival Opening Night 'Flight 93' Premiere

The transcript discusses Universal Pictures' project on the fifth anniversary of September 11th, highlighting its importance in remembering the event and its heroes. It addresses public opinions, especially from New Yorkers, about the emotional intensity of the movie and emphasizes personal choice in viewing it. Dina Burnett, whose husband was a passenger on September 11th, shares her readiness to watch the movie, acknowledging the emotional challenge it presents.

Why does the speaker believe it is important to remember the events of September 11th?

• To celebrate the anniversary

• To remind us of the heroes and progress made

• To criticize the response to the events

• To promote the movie by Universal Pictures

What is the speaker's view on people choosing not to watch the movie?

• Their choice is understandable and respected

• They are overreacting to the movie's content

• They should be encouraged to watch it

• They are missing out on an important experience

How does the speaker describe the emotional impact of the movie?

• It is a light-hearted portrayal

• It has no emotional impact

• It brings back memories intensely

• It is a fictional representation

Who is Dina Burnett in relation to the events of September 11th?

• A critic of the movie

• A survivor of the attacks

• A director of the movie

• The wife of a passenger on one of the flights

What does Dina Burnett say about her readiness to watch the movie?

• She is not ready and will avoid it

• She is prepared with tissues for the emotional experience

• She is excited and looking forward to it

• She is indifferent about watching it