I don't think we need to repeatedly post how we have a distaste for the film. Either we do, or we don't.
But I do feel that some of the eye witnesses were led to some of their conclusions, and some actually acknowledged seeing the plane go into the
pentagon. The film begins with facts saying that there are no contradictions, and that they are going to present irrefutable evidence. This
expectation was a detriment to the film, because it instilled high hopes within me. And at the end of it, I was disappointed.
The second eye witness was quoted as saying how the plane pulled up over the Do not Enter sign. But in the next breath he was quoted as saying the
plane was flying over the tree in the CITGO parking lot. The tree is just as high, if not higher, than the do not enter sign. If the plane was
flying over the tree, it had no time whatsoever to drop, and then pull up, to go over the do not enter sign.
This may not be much of a contradiction, but they do exist in this film. And since they do exist, the expectation should not be set so high. I felt
that there was a serious emphasis on small facts, while others were blatantly ignored.
With that said, I do highly recommend that film. Even though I disagree with some of it, it was an interesting watch. North or South of CITGO is a
tough one to overcome. All of the eye witnesses are corroborating this one. But aside from this fact, the film comes up short for me personally.
Kudos to the individuals involved with this though. I really did enjoy it.
[edit on 23-2-2007 by chissler]