>Yes, it has staying power. Not so much the plot -- the
>"thriller" aspect of the film fell a little flat or wasn't
>pursued hard enough -- but the love/hate push/pull
>relationship with the city. Some of the images were
>frighteningly powerful.
>
>Thank God for Spike Lee. I never would have even considered
>seeing this film had he not directed. But what's up with
>the Disney connection? Is it just me, or is that weird?

How so? that they'd release a Spike Lee joint? or that they released a Spike Lee joint dealing w/ 9/11
These are the people that brought you Pulp Fiction and Heavy Weights (That modern day classic about hilarious and heart-warming antics of kids at fat camp) as well as Inspector Gadget 2 with that loveable Payne Stewart. Just when you think you've got them in a corner....