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I think this documentary shows very well the experience of a couple of people from the world trade center and how they experienced that day. It focuses on Leslie and how it changed her and the aftermath which, understandably was very tough.

I also loved the mention of, what I believe to be, a miracle. Reassures me that there are angels looking over us.

The documentary didn't really go in depth about the faith thing, although the pastor gets a lot of air time, he doesn't talk about faith per se, but rather talks about Leslie and her experience.

All in all, if you're interested about World Trade Center, I highly recommend this documentary. It is well made without being overbearing on religion.

This review regards to the production of the show: I really noticed a significant improvement in the production of this show starting with this first episode of season 4, compared to the previous 3 seasons.

Makes it look so much nicer.

Also the make-up department seems to have stepped up a bit too.

As for the story-line and the writing it seemed to have stepped up a bit, at least for the first episode.

The new girl that enters the picture really irritated me at first but I was surprised what ended up happening.

8 out of 10

Is a story, that we've seen many times over. Prom night - guys and girls anxious to get their dates. There's also rejection and betrayal. All packed in a neat Disney way without too much of a fuss, with some bad, mediocre and good acting thrown in together.

I enjoyed the movie. For what it's worth, I kinda knew what to expect so I didn't set my expectations too high. The movie had a good pace to it, it was interesting, albeit predictable (rarely are movies not predictable, even the 'top' ones) and it was good spending those 100 minutes or so with a feel good story.

If you're too picky about movies then you wouldn't even consider watching this movie, I suppose, but for an easy movie, this is it.