Let's Roll: The Story of Flight 93

TV Movie
2002
56m

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Let's Roll: The Story of Flight 93 (2002)

This documentary explains the story of United 93, which took off on September 11, 2001, from Newark Liberty International Airport, in Newark New Jersey. The flight was hijacked by terrorists... Read allThis documentary explains the story of United 93, which took off on September 11, 2001, from Newark Liberty International Airport, in Newark New Jersey. The flight was hijacked by terrorists and crashed as part of four coordinated attacks in the United States that fateful day. Co... Read allThis documentary explains the story of United 93, which took off on September 11, 2001, from Newark Liberty International Airport, in Newark New Jersey. The flight was hijacked by terrorists and crashed as part of four coordinated attacks in the United States that fateful day. Containing real accounts from witnesses and family members of those on board, as well as act... Read all

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- Chris Oxley
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- Kelda Crawford-McCann
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10/10

An excellent and gripping enactment of the events

This is an accurate depiction of the events which took place on the 4th hijacked plane of Sept. 11. Noah Lee Margetts as Todd Beamer plays the role with just the right amount of stress and not to much fear. The hijackers all play their roles with absolute fidelity. All the passengers including Laura Brook and Gia Francis interpret their roles with affection and real emotion.

Although shot on video format, giving the show a TV feel, the piece overcomes this and still manages to rip the heart strings right out of your chest. Based on real phone calls and interviews with those with whom the passengers were talking, Chris Oxlev does a marvelous job of turning these facts into a tangible medium for the expression of an emotional and important telling of events. Highly recommended.