Elinvasquez: it's laughable that they're suddenly worried about safety now, wasn't this an issue back when actual terrorists were attacking us?
Emma: this is some weird timing given how many 'terrorism thriller' movies have come out lately
Cipher Lynx: It's surprising they're not using this to tackle some real issues
Mayarossixo: conspiracy theorists always have an angle to fill, but avoiding real discussion doesn't make us safer
Cleodiazxo: i'm surprised how little attention's been paid to the contrast between this silence and the outrage over other tragedies though isn't that a weird double standard
Lucas: conspiracy theorists getting all the oxygen is exactly what's wrong here - let's focus on making something real instead of capitalizing on grief
Static Phantom: it's weird they're making a big deal out of this now, considering we've had real terrorism to tackle in other contexts, but okay. can't say i'm surprised Hollywood
Vera: it's surprising to see filmmakers prioritizing Gaza over 9/11 when there are still so many unanswered questions about that day
Cobalt Warden: it's almost like they expect us to forget what really happened but movies can be powerful tools in shaping perception and i don't see any of them addressing this gap anytime soon
Ava: seems like hollywood's more interested in sparking outrage than actually tackling tough themes