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"September 11, 2001. Four planes were hijacked. Three of them reached their target. This is the story of the fourth."

R 2006 · 1h 51m
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32 quotes
Realization of the Bomb's True Nature
Louis Nacke I got it! I got it! I got it! It's a fake! It's a fake! The bomb's a fake! It's a fake!
[''after he snatches the bomb'']
Expression of Faith in Crisis
Saeed Al-Ghamdi Allahu Akbar!
[''In Arabic, after grabbing flight attendant Debbie Welsh'']
Ahmed Al-Haznawi Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar!
[''As the passengers in the rear of the plane overhear the commotion, Ahmed Al-Haznawi stabs passenger Mark Rothenberg and then takes off his jacket, revealing his fake bomb'']
A Call for Lowering Altitude
Ziad Jarrah We must go lower.
Tension Escalates During Flight Crisis
Saeed Al-Ghamdi Ziad! Ahh!
[''Realizing that the passengers are moments away from breaking into the cockpit'']
Ziad Jarrah Allahu Akbar!
[''Realizing that his mission to strike the Capitol Building has failed, Jarrah puts the plane in a steep dive''; ''Outside, the passengers successfully weaken the door enough to tear it off its hinges'']
Todd Beamer Bring the pilot up!
[''As the passengers breach the cockpit, Jarrah yells in Arabic'']
Saeed Al-Ghamdi Pull it down!
[''in Arabic''; ''Passenger Mark Bingham enters the cockpit and grabs Saeed'']
Passengers shout at once Get him up! Grab his hands! Grab his hands! Get his hand!
Ziad Jarrah Hey! Hey! Give it to me! Give it to me!
[''In Arabic'']
Todd Beamer Pull it up!
[''As Burnett begins manhandling Jarrah, the picture of the Capitol Building is knocked off of the yoke'']
Urgent Call for the Pilot's Assistance
Tom Burnett The pilot! Get the pilot!
[''After Jeremy Glick snaps Ahmed Al-Nami’s neck''; ''Passenger and pilot Donald Freeman Greene advances forward supported by William Joseph Cashman but Jarrah's violent rolling maneuvers cause him to lose his balance and fall over. Cashman and Fellow passengers Lauren Grandcolas, Patrick Joseph Driscoll and Alan Anthony Beaven catch him'']
Lauren Grandcolas No, no! C'mon! Get him up! Get him up! C'mon, you can do it
Final Goodbye from a Hijacked Plane
Honor Elizabeth Wainio Hi, Mom, it's me. I'm on the plane that's been hijacked. I'm just calling to tell you that I love you, and goodbye. This really kind woman handed me the phone and she said to call you.
Struggle with Inability to Act
Saeed Al Ghamdi I can't pull! I can't!
[''Bingham wrestling him for the controls'']
Planning a Quick Response to Danger
Jeremy Glick I'm trained in hand to hand. I'm trained in Judo.
[''to Tom Burnett'']
Tom Burnett Okay, so we go up right behind you?
Jeremy Glick We have to go very fast.
Tom Burnett Yes. Absolutely
Jeremy Glick And I don't-I don't give a fuck if that thing's real or not. See, I'm gonna grab his arm. I'm gonna grab his arm, and I'm gonna break his arm.
Tension Among Hijackers on the Flight
Ahmed Al Nami The passengers have gone to the back of the plane. They are talking together.
[''to Saeed in Arabic'']
Saeed Al Ghamdi What are we going to do? If they are planning an attack.
[''to Ziad in Arabic'']
Ziad Jarrah Oh God! Oh God!
[''In Arabic'']
Saeed Al Ghamdi How much longer?
[''In Arabic'']
Ziad Jarrah Twenty minutes.
[''In Arabic'']
Saeed Al Ghamdi Twenty minutes? We can't keep going for twenty minutes!
[''In Arabic'']
Ziad Jarrah The plane can't go any faster!
[''In Arabic'']
The Impact of September 11 Hijackings
Taglines On September 11, four planes were hijacked. Three hit their targets, one did not.
Urgent Decision on a Hostage's Fate
Saeed Al Ghamdi We should kill her now. We don't need her.
A Moment of Anticipation and Resolve
Ziad Jarrah The brothers have hit both targets!
Saeed Al Ghamdi Shall I go and tell them?
Ziad Jarrah Yes. Tell them our time has come! Our time has come!
[''Saeed runs out of the cockpit'']
The Story of Flight 93's Defiance
Taglines September 11, 2001. Four planes were hijacked. Three of them reached their target. This is the story of the fourth.
Unity in the Face of Tragedy
Taglines On September 11, one of the darkest days in our history, 40 ordinary people sat down as strangers and stood up as one.
Call to Action in Crisis
Ahmed al-Haznawi Ziad. It's time.
[''first lines'']
Waiting for the Right Moment
Ziad Jarrah What are you doing here?
[''in Arabic, after al-Nami has sat down next to him'']
Ahmed al-Nami Why are we waiting?
Ziad Jarrah It's not the right time. Sit and I will give you the sign.
Ahmed al-Nami When?
Ziad Jarrah Go and sit down.
Ahmed al-Nami We have to do it now.
Deborah Welsh Would you like anything to drink?
[''interrupting; to Jarrah'']
Ziad Jarrah No. I'm fine, thank you.
[''in English'']
Call to Faith in Crisis
Ziad Jarrah Allahu Akbar!
[''as he puts the plane into a steep dive'']
A Son's Call for Belief in Crisis
Mark Bingham I'm calling from the air-phone. You believe me, don't you mom?
Submission and Dependence on Faith
Ziad Jarrah Lord to you I have submitted myself, given you my faith. On you I depend.
Conflict Amidst Crisis on Flight United 93
Saeed Al Ghamdi They're beating Haznawi! Let me go and help him!
[''seeing Bingham bludgeon Haznawi's head with a fire extinguisher''; ''In Arabic'']
Ziad Jarrah No! Hold onto something, I’m gonna lower the aircraft!
[''In Arabic'']
Tragic Events of United 93 on September 11
Title card Of the four aircraft hijacked that day, United 93 was the only one that did not reach its target. It crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania at 10:03am. No one survived. Military commanders were not notified that United 93 had been hijacked until four minutes after it had crashed. The nearest fighter jets were 100 miles away. At 10:18am, the President authorized the military to engage hijacked aircraft. Fearing an accidental shoot down, military commanders chose not to pass the order to pilots in the air. By 12:06pm every civilian airliner over America had been forced to land. Amidst an unprecedented military mobilization, US airspace was closed until further notice. Dedicated to the memory of all those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
Call to Action in Crisis Situation
Todd Beamer Come on, guys. What are we waiting for? Let's roll. Come on, let's go already. Let's go.
Confronting the Reality of a Crisis
Tom Burnett Hey, this is a suicide mission. We have to do something. They are not going to land this plane; they are not going to take us back to the airport.
Demand for compliance in a tense situation
Ziad Jarrah Open the door. Open the door and nobody will be hurt.
A Promise to Leave After Survival
Sandra Bradshaw I promise you, if I get out of this, I'm quitting tomorrow. I'll quit tomorrow. I promise, I'll quit tomorrow.
Expression of Faith and Determination
Saeed Al Ghamdi Allahu Akbar!
[''grabbing flight attendant Debbie Welsh from behind'']
Cockpit Concerns Amidst Unfolding Tragedy
First Officer LeRoy Homer Beware cockpit intrusion.
[''looking at message on display screen'']
Captain Jason Dahl Two aircraft hit the World Trade Center"? But we just left Newark; the weather was beautiful.
First Officer LeRoy Homer That's got to be student pilots.
A Moment of Faith in Crisis
Saeed Al Ghamdi ] Allahu Akbar!
[''last lines''; ''as the plane inverts'']
Urgent Call for Nationwide Aircraft Landing
Ben Sliney I'm not taking any more chances. We got stuff flying around we have no control over, and I don't want a board full of these planes hitting every building on the East Coast. This is a national emergency. Everyone lands, regardless of destination.
Invocation of Divine Authority
Saeed Al Ghamdi In the name of God!
[''killing Debbie Welsh'']
Urgency in a Critical Moment
[''Haznawi waves the knife towards the passengers, then goes to open the first-class curtain to check on his fellow hijackers'']
[''leads the passengers towards Ahmed Al-Haznawi'']
[''Haznawi turns around to the commotion, a stunned look on his face'']
Mark Bingham Go, go, go!
[''Haznawi starts waving the dummy detonator in a frantic effort as the passengers charge him'']
Ahmed al Haznawi No! No! No! No!
[''In Arabic''; ''Glick knees Haznawi and tackles him'']
Urgent Call to Action in Crisis
Richard Guadagno If we don't get in there, we'll all die!
[''as the passengers batter the cockpit door with the serving cart'']