Anyone watching 102 minutes that changed America?

[Deemented]

I am.

It's riveting stuff - truly awful, but i can't tear myself away.

All those poor, poor people.

They put these programes on every year.

Make my blood run cold.

But a lot of theose people couldn't get out...they really couldn't.

chilling

I still can't believe there was no more effective procedure in place than sending firemen up the stairs.

That's enough for me as well, it's making me feel unwell

I was determined not to watch it.

What is it like?

Sad. So so sad.

It is very sad mumble. No voice over or anything, just the videos people have taken, with their own commentry (sp?) if any.

Makes me feel like I did watching it on the actual day

Oh god no... the first towers just collapsed.

Every time the ads come on I realise how tense I am.

Seeing it like this is, for me, like seeing it for the first time.

I never saw it happening as i was on a train that day for 7 hours, and only saw the edited bits the news showed.

I'm watching it on 4+1 and it's chilling.

The desperation to decide to jump - I just can't imagine

How chilling was that bit in the smoke/dust/flames.

It took me a while to realise...I couldn't understand why all of these people were out in the street when the towers were about to come down...then realised that of course they didn't know....it seems obvious now that that is what happened but can't imagine the terror/shock/disbelief on the day.

I remember watching it on the telly in shock when it happened. I'd just turned 20 and was at my parents on my day off work. I had flicked the telly over to the news, before the second plane hit and they didn't really know what was happening. I think I was still watching the news when my parents got home hours later in a sense of oh-my-I-dont-believe-this kind of way.

JEEEE-SUS.

im watching it on Ch 4 plus 1....

just sent me cold. ive never really watched anything about it, just seen the footage that the mum and daughter were taking when the second plane his the second tower, absolutely spine chilling.

i've only just started watching it, considered switching over to plus one and then just thought that i wouldn't be able to handle it.

I'm just looking at all that dust, and how it must have been to breathe when that happened. It just looks so unreal!

I remember watching live, c 2pm UK time, & just finding it impossible to believe it was real

Still do really

and to think that a lot of the dust was cremated bodies...

Me too Ponders - I remember DD1 had just gone down for a nap after lunch and I put the TV on which is odd as I never watch telly in the daytime. I initially thought I was watching a film and then realised it was breaking news.

I find it hard to articulate just how I felt watching it in real time. It was just unreal.

Watching on 4+1 too.

I can't even really remember what the world was like before 9/11. It did change everything didn't it.

Me neither Sidge, I think I must have turned the TV on after a news bulletin following the Archers at 2.15.

harrowing is the only word