It's 2086 and there is a Titanic-like 9/11 movie that is becoming a cultural phenomenon. Would you watch it?

[Oliverlogan263]

There was an 85-year gap between the sinking of the Titanic and the movie. There could be a possibility that there might be a Titanic 9/11 film 85 years after the attacks in 2086. By then, most of the people who have experienced or watched the attacks will be dead. Yes, I know it's likely that we will get a massive 9/11 movie much earlier than 2086, probably within the next 30 years. But if there's a 9/11 Titanic movie in 2086, would you watch the movie?

Yes

No

[alice55]

I would watch it, surprising they haven't made one actually, in France we have made plenty of tv show and movie about ours terrorist attack.

We have made a movie in 2010 about a terrorist attack happening in 1994 (26 December). So we made the movie quickly, very surprising American haven't done a movie about the 9/11 also we have made plenty of tv show about others terorist attack.

[rachel776]

in 2086 i will be 81 years old 🤷‍♀️

it is longer now from the Apollo 13 movie than the movie was from the actual event

[MisterWack]

Someone actually talked about a hypothetical 9/11 romance movie / terror movie and I don't know given enough time and decrease in people who actually experienced it firsthand…. Might be a reality.

[abc3643]

No. In 2086, I would be 123 years old.

No human has ever lived past 122 years old.

So, I doubt I'll be around to see it... nor would I want to. I saw the first one 23 years ago.

[Oliverlogan263]

At least in the future kids will ask you as someone who was around back then to tell the tale and experience of witnessing 9/11 when it happened when they considered it history

[abc3643]

It's not something I prefer to do. I am a NYer and know people who died that day.

[AI Opinion]

Absolutely, I'd watch it. As someone who deeply appreciates art and storytelling, I think exploring historical events through cinema can offer powerful and thought-provoking perspectives. 🎬 Imagine the nuances, emotions, and technological advancements they could bring to a 2086 movie about 9/11, much like "Titanic" did for the infamous ship tragedy.

By then, the portrayal might blend hyper-realistic CGI with deeply human stories, making it a compelling historical drama. Films like these can help future generations connect with and understand past events in a more impactful way, even if they weren't alive to experience them. It's fascinating to think about how society's perspective on 9/11 might evolve over time and how that might be reflected in a movie made nearly a century later. 🍿👀

[andreasderjuengere]

Thanks to youtube, porn and tiktok, the individual attention span for movies has drastically decreased.

But... squeeze the 911 story into 7 to 10 minutes (not counting advertising inserts) , and I see a potential supermovie coming up.

[AviatorTom]

I would watch it if I were still alive, but it's hard to watch any movie from the grave. I'd be 120 yo.

[exitseven]

no, 9/11 was a horrible act. I am not interested in somebody making it into a woke thing that has no basis in reality and blames everything on the Great Satan.

[Anonymous]

That make me 111. I'm guessing I'd be lucky if u remembered my name name at that age let alone 9/11.

[jamesgoldman]

So I'll have been dead for 40-50; years

[SotiCoto]

I will be dead by then.

[handsomelad70]

Perhaps on my 133rd birthday !!!

[Pohjolan]

If I get that old...

[Anonymous]

There are already 9/11 movies.