Windows on the World

Heartwarming movie with a of powerful message! Highly recommend.

It's a great idea for a film, but the result is really cheesy. It feels like a cheap soap opera at times.

It's hard to say much that's good about the film. I was gonna give it 4/10 but I feel the need to balance out all the ludicrous 10/10 reviews on here. The script, the acting, and the music are all poor (apart from one or two of the actors). The main actor has one facial expression.

Fantastically written, spectacular acting. A heart-wrenching and gripping story. I was moved the entire time, and would implore anyone to check this film out. An incredibly poignant message - we need stories like this now more than ever.

Only played at movie festivals at this time (unfortunately), Windows on the World is a great movie that will appeal to many of us. It is well written, new in perspective and very moving. Along with Burning, it is the best movie that I have watched so far this year.

I was very young when 9/11 happened and honestly don't remember much. I've seen the news clips and listened to the recordings, but I still had a disconnect to it. However, This movie felt like a love letter to those lost in on 9/11 and it really had an interesting premise, unlike any other 9/11 films. It was heartwrenching seeing the family react to the event all the way in Mexico and not being able to do anything. Ryan Guzman did a stunning job in his portrayal of a son doing what he can to find out the fate of his father with limited means. Truly well done and my heart ached. Honestly can't put into words everything i felt.