There were plenty of other things I'd love to have seen in this special, like the og cast doing a skit, but it was a lot of fun with so many familiar faces. It was pleasingly more than a clip show like the excellent 40th special was.
I first watched SNL in its second or third season when I was about 9. Except for much of the Ebersole years, the show has simply always been in my life providing skits,…
I have so many questions:
What'd they do with the $320M? Did every cast member have a Fleetwood Mac-sized blow habit?
Is it meant to be as juvenile, irritating and unenjoyable as the Short Circuit movies were in the mid-80s?
Did they give the money to the correct Russo Brothers?
Is anyone really amused by all the hammy nostalgia?
Did they mean to deny the humans any character?
Why did so many actors want in on this?
Why did I watch the whole movie?
Just imagine. Someone involved in this thought it was funny at some point.
Watched this last night (8 Sep. 2021). I hadn't planned to watch any programs on 9-11 at all. Those memories are still fresh. I detest watching the space shuttles Challenger or Columbia explode unless it's shown analytically. This particular film is excellent overall and wonderfully assembled. The event footage is appropriately inserted. I'm honestly surprised to be recommending any 9-11 doc but I do this one.
Two Brits picked up a woman's project from about 2002 and over the last…
