A lot of Netflix' documentaries are reenactments and are done really badly but this one was great.
The footage they had of the tragedy, pictures and stories from people who were there was done brilliantly. It was easy to follow, all the information was clear and there was no faffing involved (which is great for a Brit with no patience).
The only thing I didn't like as per some of the other reviews is the terrorists friend. He was trying to make out that everyone is out to get him and his Muslim friends and making himself seem like the victim where in reality the FBI we're doing their jobs. Also he was banging on about how they were angry when they thought the terrorist was dead etc. Very disrespectful to the actual victims that were injured and killed.
The footage they had of the tragedy, pictures and stories from people who were there was done brilliantly. It was easy to follow, all the information was clear and there was no faffing involved (which is great for a Brit with no patience).
The only thing I didn't like as per some of the other reviews is the terrorists friend. He was trying to make out that everyone is out to get him and his Muslim friends and making himself seem like the victim where in reality the FBI we're doing their jobs. Also he was banging on about how they were angry when they thought the terrorist was dead etc. Very disrespectful to the actual victims that were injured and killed.