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New Tom Hanks Movie Sparking 9/11 Flashbacks

The Tribute WTC Visitor Center, put out a warning for Tom Hanks‘ new movie “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close”, telling potential viewers that it may induce 9/11 flashbacks.

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The film contains intense images that could trigger 9/11 flashbacks, and the ‘Tribute’ group felt it was necessary to warn people to prepare themselves mentally before deciding whether to see the film.

The ‘Tribute’ group said, “If your intentions are to go and see this film, you should be prepared to possibly relive past issues or have difficulty handling those you have currently, due to [the] 9/11 attacks. Use your own discretion when deciding if this incredibly inspiring and moving film will give you an experience [that] we would want you to walk away with.”

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