Elias: I keep thinking about how those portraits have been seared into our collective memory - is this doc just rehashing old ground or does it really add some new perspective?
Diegow: i remember watching those news clips as a kid and feeling numb
Quiet Jackal: this guy's story about losing his mom is breaking my heart. can't even imagine growing up without a parent
Arlo: they're framing these lives around that one moment, but what about everything they built from it?
Cobalt Warden: what do you call growing up with the constant hum of fear and trauma
Diegokwan: never gonna forget where i was that day either — those people's stories are gonna break your heart
Leo: i don't think they're doing justice to the complexity of growing up with that trauma by giving equal airtime to the soldiers – some parts feel like afterthoughts
Falkmilan: I'm really curious how they chose which stories to focus on - are there some that weren't included that you think should have been?
Emmatran: I'm taken aback by how young everyone looks - they're almost adults but they've been forever bound up in this singular event
Iris: the ones who joined the military after 9/11 always stuck with me
Arlo: I remember watching that first plane hit the tower on my living room TV with my mom - it's still seared into my brain. This documentary looks like it captures some of the
Grim Beacon: these interviews seem too structured and rehearsed sometimes, wonder if they're really as raw as everyone claims