• Pat Flood (@rebarcock) passed away 9/21/25. Pat played a huge role in encouraging the devolopmemt of this site and donated the very first dollar to get it started. Check the thread at the top of the board for the obituary and please feel free to pay your respects there. I am going to get all the content from that thread over to his family so they can see how many people really cared for Pat outside of what they ever knew. Pat loved to tell stories and always wanted everyone else to tell stories. I think a great way we can honor Pat is to tell a story in his thread (also pinned at the top of the board).

The Twin Towers in Media (Ongoing research)

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Twin Towers in movies, series and other media.

Movie:
Movie - 2024 - The apprentice
Movie - 2024 - Winner
Movie - 2015 - The big short
Movie - 2014 - Homeland security
Movie - 2012 - The Amazing Spider-Man – Features the Twin Towers in flashbacks.
Movie - 2007 - Desperate housewives
Movie - 2006 - World Trade Center
Movie - 2006 - 11 - 28 - Superman II // The Richard Donner Cut
Movie - 2002 - 07 - 28 - Superman // Helicopter caught in web between the towers (deleted).
Movie - 2001 - 12 - 21 - A beautiful mind
Movie - 2001 - 08 - 22 - K-Pax
Movie - 2001 - 01 - 19 - The Shaft // Also known as 'Down'
Movie - 2000 - 12 - 20 - Traffic
Movie - 2000 - The 10th kingdom
Movie - 2000 - The 6th day
Movie - 2000 - The patriot
Movie - 2000 - The Family Man
Movie - 2000 - Disappearing acts
Movie - 2000 - Gun shy
Movie - 1999 - End of days
Movie - 1999 - The Matrix
Movie - 1999 - Just the Ticket
Movie - 1999 - Pushing Tin
Movie - 1999 - Seven days
Movie - 1998 - The Parent trap
Movie - 1998 - Enemy of the state
Movie - 1998 - Armageddon
Movie - 1998 - Godzilla – Features the Twin Towers being attacked.
Movie - 1998 - The Big Lebowski
Movie - 1997 - The peacemaker
Movie - 1997 - Turbulence
Movie - 1997 - Face off
Movie - 1997 - Devils advocate
Movie - 1997 - LA Confidential
Movie - 1997 - Men in black
Movie - 1996 - Long Kiss Goodnight
Movie - 1996 - The jurror
Movie - 1996 - Godzilla
Movie - 1996 - A time to kill
Movie - 1996 - Independence day
Movie - 1996 - Day of the warrior
Movie - 1996 - Jungle 2 Jungle
Movie - 1995 - Die hard 3
Movie - 1995 - Seven
Movie - 1995 - Hackers
Movie - 1994 - The stand
Movie - 1994 - The Paper
Movie - 1994 - The Crow
Movie - 1993 - The pelican brief
Movie - 1993 - Super Mario Bros
Movie - 1993 - The Paper
Movie - 1992 - Flodder (2) in Amerika
Movie - 1992 - The distinguished Gentlemen
Movie - 1992 - Home alone 2
Movie - 1991 - Problem Child 2
Movie - 1991 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
Movie - 1990 - Die hard 2
Movie - 1990 - Home alone
Movie - 1990 - Pretty women
Movie - 1988 - Die hard
Movie - 1988 - Monsters
Movie - 1988 - Shakedown
Movie - 1988 - Crocodile Dundee 2
Movie - 1988 - Crocodile Dundee 1
Movie - 1988 - Lethal weapon
Movie - 1987 - Beverly hills cop 2
Movie - 1987 - Wall street
Movie - 1987 - Mannequin
Movie - 1987 - Crocodile Dundee 1
Movie - 1987 - Ghostbusters
Movie - 1984 - Trading places
Movie - 1984 - Johnny Dangerously
Movie - 1984 - Gremlins
Movie - 1984 - Hangmen
Movie - 1983 - Christine
Movie - 1983 - Twilight zone: the movie
Movie - 1981 - Escape from New York
Movie - 1981 - They all laughed
Movie - 1980s - Back to the future 1,2,3
Movie - 1978 - The Medusa touch
Movie - 1977 - Close encounters of the third kind
Movie - 1973 - Godspell
Movie - 1970 - Land of the Giants
Movie - 1979 - Meteor - Movie and Cover
Movie - 1978 - Spidermen

Series:
Serie - 2004 - Lost - S02E01
Serie - 2001 - X-File lone gunmen - march 2001 shows airplane nearly avoiding the twin towers due to internal manipulation.
Serie - 2000 - X-Files - En Ami
Serie - 2001 - X-Files Daemonicus - december
Serie - 1999 - X-Files - On Borrowed Time
Serie - 1999 - X-Files - Harsh Realm
Serie - 1998 - X-Files - Siren
Serie - 1998 - X-Files - Kitsunegari
Serie - 1997 - X-Files - Max
Serie - 1997 - X-Files - Synchrony
Serie - 1996 - X-Files - Millennium
Serie - 1995 - X-Files - DPO
Serie - 1994 > 2004 - Friends - Included the Twin Towers in some episodes as b-roll also in 2001.

TV Shows:
Tv - 2000 - NBC SCIFI channel /Syfy
Tv - 2000 - Saturday Night live, 2 situations - march 2000
Tv - 1991 - Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego - Interview or something
Tv - 1958 - Alfred Hitchcock Presents appointment at eleven

Animation:
Cartoon - 2005 - Tom and Jerry
Cartoon - 2001 - Lilo and stitch (Unreleased) - 2001 (came out in 2002)
Cartoon - 2001 - Monsters Inc. - October 2001
Cartoon - 2001 - Johnny Bravo - April 2001
Cartoon - 2000 - An Extremely Goofy movie
Cartoon - 2000 - Rutgrats in Paris
Cartoon - 2000 - Batman Beyond
Cartoon - 1997 - Extreme Ghostbusters
Cartoon - 1997 - Men in Black
Cartoon - 1995 - Spiderman
Cartoon - 1995 - Gargoyles - 9/11/1995
Cartoon - 1995 - The Tick
Cartoon - 1994 - Fantastic four
Cartoon - 1994 - Iron man
Cartoon - 1990 - Ducktales the movie
Cartoon - 1989 - The Simpsons – Features the Twin Towers in several episodes, such as "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" (Season 9, Episode 1 (1997)).
Cartoon - 1988 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Cartoon - 1987 - Super friend
Cartoon - 1986 - Real Ghostbusters
Cartoon - 1985 - GI Joe

Advertisements:
Advertisement - 2001 - Spidermen cancelled their promotion, like posters because it showed the Twin Towers (Source: First season of Pawn Stars Do America) Movie released in 2002.
Advertisement - 2001 - Telegate - 9/11/2001
Advertisement - 2001 - Whoopi Goldberg - September 11th 2001 at 8:47 AM
Advertisement - 2001 - Cordant Technologies
Advertisement - 2001 - American Express - Pre-9/11 campaign - Reflects the Towers in its promotional material.
Advertisement - 2000 - GE (General Electric)
Advertisement - 1999 - AT&T - Promotional materials - Includes imagery of the Twin Towers.
Advertisement - 1998 - Coca-Cola - Commercial set in New York - Features the skyline with the Towers.
Advertisement - 1998 - Pireli
Advertisement - 1998 - American Airline
Advertisement - 1995 - Philips - 1995 and 1996
Advertisement - 1994 - JetBlue - 1994 and March 30 2001
Advertisement - 1992 - US Air
Advertisement - 1990s - Delta
Advertisement - 1986 - Dream machine - "Remove the trade centers from the skyline"
Advertisement - 1983 - WTC ad
Advertisement - 1983 - Bonjour Jeans
Advertisement - 1982 - Lea Thompson in Burger King Commercial
Advertisement - 1980 - Channel 11 WPIX
Advertisement - 1979 - Pakistani International Airport had an advertisement showing the shadow of an airplane over the two towers
Advertisement - 1969 - AT&T

Music:
Music - 2000 - Liam Gallagher from OASIS saying he "pays respect for they blow you up and stuff"
Music - 1998 - Prince singing about Osama Bin Laden dropping bombs at concert in Utrecht Netherlands - December 24 1998
Music - 1997 - Micheal Jacksons Album Cover showing masonic symbols and also the WTC - Blood on the dancefloor ~ History in the mix - May 29 1997
Music - 1991 - Ozzy Osbourne Mama I'm coming home - 1991

Magazines:
Magazine - 2001 - Lufthansa advertisement in The New Yorker - 9/10/2001
Magazine - 2001 - New york "Real Estate 2001, is there life beyond the boom"- March 2001
Magazine - 1994 - Vice - 1994
Magazine - 1993 - Hustler - 1993
Magazine - 1993 - The New Yorker kid jumping on the Twin Towers - July 26, 1993
Magazine - 1987 - Fortune - 1987
Magazine - 1975 - Mad magazines 1975, 1994
Magazine - 1975 - National Lampoon Magazine - 1975
Magazine - 1970 - Popular Mechanics - 1970
Magazine - 1968 - New York Times showed a picture with an airplane about to hit the Twin Towers - 1968
Magazine - 0000 - Marvel Comics


Books:
Book - 2007 - "Falling Man" by Don DeLillo - A fictional take on the impact of 9/11.
Book - 2004 - The 9/11 Commission Report
Book - 1999 - "The Towers" by Anne Rivers Siddons - A narrative involving the Towers.
Book - 1997 - Data around us - Connected Mathematics
Book - 1985 - The year's best Science fiction - Edited by Gardner Dozois
Book - 1983 - Asi Sufre Latino America - Por Jose Borja
Book - 1976 - 911 - By Thomas Chastain
Book - 1970 - Thirty seconds over New York - By Robert Buchard

Games:
Game - 2005 - The Warriors - October 17, 2005 - Includes references to New York's landscape.
Game - 2001 - Grand Theft Auto III - October 22, 2001 - Set in a fictional city inspired by New York.
Game - 2000 - Command and conquer
Game - 2000 - Tall: Twin Towers
Game - 2000 - Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 - August 28, 2000 - Features the Towers in its level design.
Game - 1996 - Die hard Triology Game
Game - 1994 - Urban strike
Game - 1994 - Aero Fighter 2
Game - 1992 - King of monsters
Game - 1992 - Aeroblitz Super sonic
Game - 1991 - Tetrastar
Game - 1988 - Microsoft Flight simulator - 1988, 1995
Game - 1979 - Disaster by Parker brothers

Others:
Other - 2004 - Bush interview, knocking a building down with Airplane not possible
Other - 2001 - 9/11/2001 - Pet goat by Bush
Other - 2001 - 25 January 2001 - WTC Construction manager interview saying towers can withstand even more than 1 airplane hit, missing since 9/11.
Other - 2000 - Pentagon Mass Casualty Project
Other - 1998 - Bicentennial Men Trailer
Other - 1995 - Illuminati game cards
Other - 1987 - The cover of the movie "The Squeeze" displaying destroyed towers. 2 versions, with a couple and single persons standing between them.
Other - 1980s - Coffee mugs displaying what's to come, The Twin Towers and airplanes right next to them
Other - 1976 - An upcoming movie The Tower from the book "The Towering Inferno" - 1976 - Reader's digest - 20th century, Fox-Warner release - New York times
Other - 1975 - Jehova's Witnesses watchtower Publication
Other - 1975 - Godzilla cover depicts a destroyed New York City, and that included back then also the Twin Towers + Godzilla VS megalon rooftop fight
Other - 1974 - Cable/wire walker Philip Petit (2008 documentary)
 
Needs to be sorted out:

Most are correct, but I need to see it first before adding it to the above list, some are redundant.

The World is Not Enough (1999) - In this James Bond film, the opening sequence features the Twin Towers prominently.
Sleepless in Seattle (1993) - Features the Twin Towers in the background during key scenes, but does not have destruction. Still, it includes iconic moments in NYC.
The Avengers (1998) - Features shots of the Twin Towers among other New York landmarks, although there is no destruction.
The Siege (1998) - This film revolves around terrorism in New York City and has scenes referring to the Twin Towers, reflecting a pre-9/11 anxiety.
In the Line of Fire (1993) - Contains scenes that feature the Twin Towers, though it's more of a classic thriller emphasis.
Escape from New York (1981) - While it depicts a dystopian future, the Twin Towers feature prominently in the city’s skyline scenes.
The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984) - Includes scenes with the Twin Towers, providing a nostalgic view of NYC before 9/11.
Cloverfield (2008) - This monster film features iconic scenes of destruction in New York City and has references to the Twin Towers.
The Avengers (2012) - The film’s climax features a massive battle in New York City, visually echoing the destruction reminiscent of 9/11.
The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009) - While primarily a hostage movie, it includes references to the Twin Towers and their destruction.
Zoolander (2001) - The film includes scenes featuring the Twin Towers in its New York setting, showcasing them in a comedic context.
The Smurfs (2011) - The film features views of the skyline, including the Twin Towers in the background during flashback sequences.
Film - 2001 - "The Last Action Hero" - Features scenes with the Twin Towers prominently in the background.
Film - 1999 - "Deep Impact" - Contains scenes depicting major disasters in New York City, featuring the Twin Towers.
Film - 1997 - "The Devil's Own" - Contains scenes shot in New York City with the Twin Towers visible in the skyline.
Cloverfield (2008) - The towers are seen in footage during the opening moments of the movie.
Once Upon a Time in America (1984) - The towers appear briefly, as they were still under construction during the film’s time period.
I Am Legend (2007) - The Twin Towers can be seen in some shots of the New York City skyline.
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) - The towers can be seen in certain aerial shots of New York.
Her (2013) - The Twin Towers appear in a scene where the character is walking in New York City.
The Secret of My Success (1987) - Features views of the Twin Towers in New York City.
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - The towers are shown in the backdrop during various scenes.
The Other Guys (2010) - The Twin Towers are visible in some background shots.
The Secret Agent Club (1996) – Features the Twin Towers in a scene.
The Out-of-Towners (1999) – Shows the Twin Towers.
The bonfire of the vanity's Bryan de palma
Working girl (1987)
Wall street - Drama movie.
movie - 1979 - King kong - Not original Movie
movie - 1987 - Moon struck
movie - 2002 - 25th hour - Crime drama
Other - The Day After Tomorrow - May 26, 2004 - Fictional disaster film involving New York.

Series - 2001 - The West Wing - Season 3, Episode 1 - September 10, 2001 - Features the Twin Towers in a storyline related to September 11.
Series - 2002 - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - Season 3, Episode 23 - Addresses themes surrounding 9/11.
Series - 2001 - 24 - Season 1 - November 6, 2001 - Involves terrorism and related events.

TV - The Daily Show - Various episodes following 9/11 - September 2001 onwards - Satirical take on current events after 9/11.
TV - Saturday Night Live - Various sketches post-9/11 - September 2001 onwards - Includes commentary on 9/11 and its aftermath.
TV - The Twilight Zone (2002 revival) - "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" - June 2002 - Reflects themes of fear and paranoia.

Cartoon - 2001 - Duck Dodgers - November 14, 2003 - Contains references to the Twin Towers.
Cartoon - 2002 - The Simpsons - "The Bush Years" - March 10, 2002 - Includes 9/11-related commentary.
Cartoon - 2001-2004 - Justice League - Various episodes - Features themes of heroism and national security.

Music - Bruce Springsteen - "The Rising" - July 30, 2002 - Written in response to 9/11.
Music - Billy Joel - "New York State of Mind" - Various performances post-9/11 - 2001 onwards - Became emblematic of New York resilience.
Music - Alan Jackson - "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" - November 2001 - Directly addresses 9/11 events.

Magazine - Rolling Stone - Cover featuring the Twin Towers - September 20, 2001 - Reflects on the events of September 11.
Magazine - New York Magazine - Issue featuring the Towers - September 10, 2001 - Focuses on New York’s landscape.
Magazine - Time Magazine - Cover story featuring the Twin Towers - July 26, 1993 - Earlier reference to the Towers.


Other - "Fahrenheit 9/11" Documentary - June 25, 2004 - A critical look at 9/11 and its consequences.
Other - The New York Times - Various articles - September 11, 2001 onwards - Coverage of 9/11 and its aftermath.
Other - The cover of the "World Trade Center" by Alex P. Keaton - 1998 - Features imagery of the Towers.
 
Update:

Twin Towers in movies and series.

Movie:
Movie - 2024 - The apprentice
Movie - 2024 - Winner
Movie - 2015 - The big short
Movie - 2014 - Homeland security
Movie - 2012 - The Amazing Spider-Man – Features the Twin Towers in flashbacks.
Movie - 2007 - Desperate housewives
Movie - 2006 - World Trade Center
Movie - 2006 - 11 - 28 - Superman II // The Richard Donner Cut
Movie - 2002 - 07 - 28 - Superman // Helicopter caught in web between the towers (deleted).
Movie - 2001 - 12 - 21 - A beautiful mind
Movie - 2001 - 08 - 22 - K-Pax
Movie - 2001 - 01 - 19 - The Shaft // Also known as 'Down'
Movie - 2001 - Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles
Movie - 2000 - 12 - 20 - Traffic
Movie - 2000 - The 10th kingdom
Movie - 2000 - The 6th day
Movie - 2000 - The patriot
Movie - 2000 - The Family Man
Movie - 2000 - Disappearing acts
Movie - 2000 - Gun shy
Movie - 1999 - End of days
Movie - 1999 - The Matrix
Movie - 1999 - Just the Ticket
Movie - 1999 - Pushing Tin
Movie - 1999 - Seven days
Movie - 1998 - The Parent trap
Movie - 1998 - Enemy of the state
Movie - 1998 - Armageddon
Movie - 1998 - Godzilla – Features the Twin Towers being attacked.
Movie - 1998 - The Big Lebowski
Movie - 1998 - Abeltje // and the 2000 serie edit depicts the twin towers on cover image
Movie - 1997 - The peacemaker
Movie - 1997 - Turbulence
Movie - 1997 - Face off
Movie - 1997 - Devils advocate
Movie - 1997 - LA Confidential
Movie - 1997 - Men in black
Movie - 1996 - Long Kiss Goodnight
Movie - 1996 - The jurror
Movie - 1996 - Godzilla
Movie - 1996 - A time to kill
Movie - 1996 - Independence day
Movie - 1996 - Day of the warrior
Movie - 1996 - Jungle 2 Jungle
Movie - 1995 - Die hard 3
Movie - 1995 - Seven
Movie - 1995 - Hackers
Movie - 1994 - The miracle on 34th street
Movie - 1994 - The stand
Movie - 1994 - The Paper
Movie - 1994 - The Crow
Movie - 1993 - The pelican brief
Movie - 1993 - Super Mario Bros
Movie - 1993 - The Paper
Movie - 1992 - Flodder (2) in Amerika
Movie - 1992 - The distinguished Gentlemen
Movie - 1992 - Home alone 2
Movie - 1991 - Problem Child 2
Movie - 1991 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2
Movie - 1990 - Die hard 2
Movie - 1990 - Home alone
Movie - 1990 - Pretty women
Movie - 1990 - My Blue Heaven
Movie - 1988 - Die hard
Movie - 1988 - Monsters
Movie - 1988 - Shakedown
Movie - 1988 - Crocodile Dundee 2
Movie - 1988 - Lethal weapon
Movie - 1987 - Beverly hills cop 2
Movie - 1987 - Wall street
Movie - 1987 - Mannequin
Movie - 1987 - Ghostbusters
Movie - 1986 - Crocodile Dundee 1
Movie - 1984 - Trading places
Movie - 1984 - Johnny Dangerously
Movie - 1984 - Gremlins
Movie - 1984 - Hangmen
Movie - 1983 - Christine
Movie - 1983 - Twilight zone: the movie
Movie - 1981 - Escape from New York
Movie - 1981 - They all laughed
Movie - 1980s - Back to the future 1,2,3
Movie - 1978 - The Medusa touch
Movie - 1977 - Close encounters of the third kind
Movie - 1973 - Godspell
Movie - 1970 - Land of the Giants
Movie - 1979 - Meteor - Movie and Cover
Movie - 1978 - Spidermen

Series:
Serie - 2004 - Lost - S02E01
Serie - 2001 - X-File lone gunmen - march 2001 shows airplane nearly avoiding the twin towers due to internal manipulation.
Serie - 2000 - X-Files - En Ami
Serie - 2001 - X-Files Daemonicus - december
Serie - 1999 - X-Files - On Borrowed Time
Serie - 1999 - X-Files - Harsh Realm
Serie - 1998 - X-Files - Siren
Serie - 1998 - X-Files - Kitsunegari
Serie - 1997 - X-Files - Max
Serie - 1997 - X-Files - Synchrony
Serie - 1996 - X-Files - Millennium
Serie - 1995 - X-Files - DPO
Serie - 1994 > 2004 - Friends - Included the Twin Towers in some episodes as b-roll also in 2001.

TV Shows:
Tv - 2000 - NBC SCIFI channel /Syfy
Tv - 2000 - Saturday Night live, 2 situations - march 2000
Tv - 1991 - Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego - Interview or something
Tv - 1958 - Alfred Hitchcock Presents appointment at eleven

Animation:
Cartoon - 2005 - Tom and Jerry
Cartoon - 2001 - Lilo and stitch (Unreleased) - 2001 (came out in 2002)
Cartoon - 2001 - Monsters Inc. - October 2001
Cartoon - 2001 - Johnny Bravo - April 2001
Cartoon - 2000 - An Extremely Goofy movie
Cartoon - 2000 - Rutgrats in Paris
Cartoon - 2000 - Batman Beyond
Cartoon - 1997 - Extreme Ghostbusters
Cartoon - 1997 - Men in Black
Cartoon - 1995 - Spiderman
Cartoon - 1995 - Gargoyles - 9/11/1995
Cartoon - 1995 - The Tick
Cartoon - 1994 - Fantastic four
Cartoon - 1994 - Iron man
Cartoon - 1990 - Ducktales the movie
Cartoon - 1989 - The Simpsons – Features the Twin Towers in several episodes, such as "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" (Season 9, Episode 1 (1997)).
Cartoon - 1988 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Cartoon - 1987 - Super friend
Cartoon - 1986 - Real Ghostbusters
Cartoon - 1985 - GI Joe

Advertisements:
Advertisement - 2001 - Spidermen cancelled their promotion, like posters because it showed the Twin Towers (Source: First season of Pawn Stars Do America) Movie released in 2002.
Advertisement - 2001 - Telegate - 9/11/2001
Advertisement - 2001 - Whoopi Goldberg - September 11th 2001 at 8:47 AM
Advertisement - 2001 - Cordant Technologies
Advertisement - 2001 - American Express - Pre-9/11 campaign - Reflects the Towers in its promotional material.
Advertisement - 2000 - GE (General Electric)
Advertisement - 1999 - AT&T - Promotional materials - Includes imagery of the Twin Towers.
Advertisement - 1998 - Coca-Cola - Commercial set in New York - Features the skyline with the Towers.
Advertisement - 1998 - Pireli
Advertisement - 1998 - American Airline
Advertisement - 1995 - Philips - 1995 and 1996
Advertisement - 1994 - JetBlue - 1994 and March 30 2001
Advertisement - 1992 - US Air
Advertisement - 1990s - Delta
Advertisement - 1986 - Dream machine - "Remove the trade centers from the skyline"
Advertisement - 1983 - WTC ad
Advertisement - 1983 - Bonjour Jeans
Advertisement - 1982 - Lea Thompson in Burger King Commercial
Advertisement - 1980 - Channel 11 WPIX
Advertisement - 1979 - Pakistani International Airport had an advertisement showing the shadow of an airplane over the two towers
Advertisement - 1969 - AT&T

Music:
Music - 2000 - Liam Gallagher from OASIS saying he "pays respect for they blow you up and stuff"
Music - 1998 - Prince singing about Osama Bin Laden dropping bombs at concert in Utrecht Netherlands - December 24 1998
Music - 1998 - Trijntje Oosterhuis - Vlieg met me mee, also was in the movie Abeltje flying, crashing, and the Twin Towers.
Music - 1997 - Micheal Jacksons Album Cover showing masonic symbols and also the WTC - Blood on the dancefloor ~ History in the mix - May 29 1997
Music - 1991 - Ozzy Osbourne Mama I'm coming home - 1991

Magazines:
Magazine - 2001 - Lufthansa advertisement in The New Yorker - 9/10/2001
Magazine - 2001 - New york "Real Estate 2001, is there life beyond the boom"- March 2001
Magazine - 1994 - Vice - 1994
Magazine - 1993 - Hustler - 1993
Magazine - 1993 - The New Yorker kid jumping on the Twin Towers - July 26, 1993
Magazine - 1987 - Fortune - 1987
Magazine - 1975 - Mad magazines 1975, 1994
Magazine - 1975 - National Lampoon Magazine - 1975
Magazine - 1970 - Popular Mechanics - 1970
Magazine - 1968 - New York Times showed a picture with an airplane about to hit the Twin Towers - 1968
Magazine - 0000 - Marvel Comics


Books:
Book - 2007 - "Falling Man" by Don DeLillo - A fictional take on the impact of 9/11.
Book - 2004 - The 9/11 Commission Report
Book - 1999 - "The Towers" by Anne Rivers Siddons - A narrative involving the Towers.
Book - 1997 - Data around us - Connected Mathematics
Book - 1985 - The year's best Science fiction - Edited by Gardner Dozois
Book - 1983 - Asi Sufre Latino America - Por Jose Borja
Book - 1976 - 911 - By Thomas Chastain
Book - 1970 - Thirty seconds over New York - By Robert Buchard

Games:
Game - 2005 - The Warriors - October 17, 2005 - Includes references to New York's landscape.
Game - 2001 - Grand Theft Auto III - October 22, 2001 - Set in a fictional city inspired by New York.
Game - 2000 - Command and conquer
Game - 2000 - Tall: Twin Towers
Game - 2000 - Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 - August 28, 2000 - Features the Towers in its level design.
Game - 1996 - Die hard Triology Game
Game - 1994 - Urban strike
Game - 1994 - Aero Fighter 2
Game - 1992 - King of monsters
Game - 1992 - Aeroblitz Super sonic
Game - 1991 - Tetrastar
Game - 1988 - Microsoft Flight simulator - 1988, 1995
Game - 1979 - Disaster by Parker brothers

Others:
Other - 2004 - Bush interview, knocking a building down with Airplane not possible
Other - 2001 - 9/11/2001 - Pet goat by Bush
Other - 2001 - 25 January 2001 - WTC Construction manager interview saying towers can withstand even more than 1 airplane hit, missing since 9/11.
Other - 2000 - Pentagon Mass Casualty Project
Other - 1998 - Bicentennial Men Trailer
Other - 1995 - Illuminati game cards
Other - 1987 - The cover of the movie "The Squeeze" displaying destroyed towers. 2 versions, with a couple and single persons standing between them.
Other - 1980s - Coffee mugs displaying what's to come, The Twin Towers and airplanes right next to them
Other - 1976 - An upcoming movie The Tower from the book "The Towering Inferno" - 1976 - Reader's digest - 20th century, Fox-Warner release - New York times
Other - 1975 - Jehova's Witnesses watchtower Publication
Other - 1975 - Godzilla cover depicts a destroyed New York City, and that included back then also the Twin Towers + Godzilla VS megalon rooftop fight
Other - 1974 - Cable/wire walker Philip Petit (2008 documentary)
 
Last edited:
Needs to be sorted out:
The World is Not Enough (1999) - In this James Bond film, the opening sequence features the Twin Towers prominently.
Sleepless in Seattle (1993) - Features the Twin Towers in the background during key scenes, but does not have destruction. Still, it includes iconic moments in NYC.
The Avengers (1998) - Features shots of the Twin Towers among other New York landmarks, although there is no destruction.
The Siege (1998) - This film revolves around terrorism in New York City and has scenes referring to the Twin Towers, reflecting a pre-9/11 anxiety.
In the Line of Fire (1993) - Contains scenes that feature the Twin Towers, though it's more of a classic thriller emphasis.
Escape from New York (1981) - While it depicts a dystopian future, the Twin Towers feature prominently in the city’s skyline scenes.
The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984) - Includes scenes with the Twin Towers, providing a nostalgic view of NYC before 9/11.
Cloverfield (2008) - This monster film features iconic scenes of destruction in New York City and has references to the Twin Towers.
The Avengers (2012) - The film’s climax features a massive battle in New York City, visually echoing the destruction reminiscent of 9/11.
The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009) - While primarily a hostage movie, it includes references to the Twin Towers and their destruction.
Zoolander (2001) - The film includes scenes featuring the Twin Towers in its New York setting, showcasing them in a comedic context.
The Smurfs (2011) - The film features views of the skyline, including the Twin Towers in the background during flashback sequences.
Film - 2001 - "The Last Action Hero" - Features scenes with the Twin Towers prominently in the background.
Film - 1999 - "Deep Impact" - Contains scenes depicting major disasters in New York City, featuring the Twin Towers.
Film - 1997 - "The Devil's Own" - Contains scenes shot in New York City with the Twin Towers visible in the skyline.
Cloverfield (2008) - The towers are seen in footage during the opening moments of the movie.
Once Upon a Time in America (1984) - The towers appear briefly, as they were still under construction during the film’s time period.
I Am Legend (2007) - The Twin Towers can be seen in some shots of the New York City skyline.
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) - The towers can be seen in certain aerial shots of New York.
Her (2013) - The Twin Towers appear in a scene where the character is walking in New York City.
The Secret of My Success (1987) - Features views of the Twin Towers in New York City.
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - The towers are shown in the backdrop during various scenes.
The Other Guys (2010) - The Twin Towers are visible in some background shots.
The Secret Agent Club (1996) – Features the Twin Towers in a scene.
The Out-of-Towners (1999) – Shows the Twin Towers.
The bonfire of the vanity's Bryan de palma
Working girl (1987)
Wall street - Drama movie.
movie - 1979 - King kong - Not original Movie
movie - 1987 - Moon struck
movie - 2002 - 25th hour - Crime drama
Other - The Day After Tomorrow - May 26, 2004 - Fictional disaster film involving New York.
Series - 2001 - The West Wing - Season 3, Episode 1 - September 10, 2001 - Features the Twin Towers in a storyline related to September 11.
Series - 2002 - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - Season 3, Episode 23 - Addresses themes surrounding 9/11.
Series - 2001 - 24 - Season 1 - November 6, 2001 - Involves terrorism and related events.
TV - The Daily Show - Various episodes following 9/11 - September 2001 onwards - Satirical take on current events after 9/11.
TV - Saturday Night Live - Various sketches post-9/11 - September 2001 onwards - Includes commentary on 9/11 and its aftermath.
TV - The Twilight Zone (2002 revival) - "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" - June 2002 - Reflects themes of fear and paranoia.
Cartoon - 2001 - Duck Dodgers - November 14, 2003 - Contains references to the Twin Towers.
Cartoon - 2002 - The Simpsons - "The Bush Years" - March 10, 2002 - Includes 9/11-related commentary.
Cartoon - 2001-2004 - Justice League - Various episodes - Features themes of heroism and national security.
Music - Bruce Springsteen - "The Rising" - July 30, 2002 - Written in response to 9/11.
Music - Billy Joel - "New York State of Mind" - Various performances post-9/11 - 2001 onwards - Became emblematic of New York resilience.
Music - Alan Jackson - "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" - November 2001 - Directly addresses 9/11 events.
Magazine - Rolling Stone - Cover featuring the Twin Towers - September 20, 2001 - Reflects on the events of September 11.
Magazine - New York Magazine - Issue featuring the Towers - September 10, 2001 - Focuses on New York’s landscape.
Magazine - Time Magazine - Cover story featuring the Twin Towers - July 26, 1993 - Earlier reference to the Towers.
Other - "Fahrenheit 9/11" Documentary - June 25, 2004 - A critical look at 9/11 and its consequences.
Other - The New York Times - Various articles - September 11, 2001 onwards - Coverage of 9/11 and its aftermath.
Other - The cover of the "World Trade Center" by Alex P. Keaton - 1998 - Features imagery of the Towers.
 
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postngone said:
Needs to be sorted out:
The World is Not Enough (1999) - In this James Bond film, the opening sequence features the Twin Towers prominently.
Sleepless in Seattle (1993) - Features the Twin Towers in the background during key scenes, but does not have destruction. Still, it includes iconic moments in NYC.
The Avengers (1998) - Features shots of the Twin Towers among other New York landmarks, although there is no destruction.
The Siege (1998) - This film revolves around terrorism in New York City and has scenes referring to the Twin Towers, reflecting a pre-9/11 anxiety.
In the Line of Fire (1993) - Contains scenes that feature the Twin Towers, though it's more of a classic thriller emphasis.
Escape from New York (1981) - While it depicts a dystopian future, the Twin Towers feature prominently in the city’s skyline scenes.
The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984) - Includes scenes with the Twin Towers, providing a nostalgic view of NYC before 9/11.
Cloverfield (2008) - This monster film features iconic scenes of destruction in New York City and has references to the Twin Towers.
The Avengers (2012) - The film’s climax features a massive battle in New York City, visually echoing the destruction reminiscent of 9/11.
The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009) - While primarily a hostage movie, it includes references to the Twin Towers and their destruction.
Zoolander (2001) - The film includes scenes featuring the Twin Towers in its New York setting, showcasing them in a comedic context.
The Smurfs (2011) - The film features views of the skyline, including the Twin Towers in the background during flashback sequences.
Film - 2001 - "The Last Action Hero" - Features scenes with the Twin Towers prominently in the background.
Film - 1999 - "Deep Impact" - Contains scenes depicting major disasters in New York City, featuring the Twin Towers.
Film - 1997 - "The Devil's Own" - Contains scenes shot in New York City with the Twin Towers visible in the skyline.
Cloverfield (2008) - The towers are seen in footage during the opening moments of the movie.
Once Upon a Time in America (1984) - The towers appear briefly, as they were still under construction during the film’s time period.
I Am Legend (2007) - The Twin Towers can be seen in some shots of the New York City skyline.
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) - The towers can be seen in certain aerial shots of New York.
Her (2013) - The Twin Towers appear in a scene where the character is walking in New York City.
The Secret of My Success (1987) - Features views of the Twin Towers in New York City.
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - The towers are shown in the backdrop during various scenes.
The Other Guys (2010) - The Twin Towers are visible in some background shots.
The Secret Agent Club (1996) – Features the Twin Towers in a scene.
The Out-of-Towners (1999) – Shows the Twin Towers.
The bonfire of the vanity's Bryan de palma
Working girl (1987)
Wall street - Drama movie.
movie - 1979 - King kong - Not original Movie
movie - 1987 - Moon struck
movie - 2002 - 25th hour - Crime drama
Other - The Day After Tomorrow - May 26, 2004 - Fictional disaster film involving New York.
Series - 2001 - The West Wing - Season 3, Episode 1 - September 10, 2001 - Features the Twin Towers in a storyline related to September 11.
Series - 2002 - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - Season 3, Episode 23 - Addresses themes surrounding 9/11.
Series - 2001 - 24 - Season 1 - November 6, 2001 - Involves terrorism and related events.
TV - The Daily Show - Various episodes following 9/11 - September 2001 onwards - Satirical take on current events after 9/11.
TV - Saturday Night Live - Various sketches post-9/11 - September 2001 onwards - Includes commentary on 9/11 and its aftermath.
TV - The Twilight Zone (2002 revival) - "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" - June 2002 - Reflects themes of fear and paranoia.
Cartoon - 2001 - Duck Dodgers - November 14, 2003 - Contains references to the Twin Towers.
Cartoon - 2002 - The Simpsons - "The Bush Years" - March 10, 2002 - Includes 9/11-related commentary.
Cartoon - 2001-2004 - Justice League - Various episodes - Features themes of heroism and national security.
Music - Bruce Springsteen - "The Rising" - July 30, 2002 - Written in response to 9/11.
Music - Billy Joel - "New York State of Mind" - Various performances post-9/11 - 2001 onwards - Became emblematic of New York resilience.
Music - Alan Jackson - "Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)" - November 2001 - Directly addresses 9/11 events.
Magazine - Rolling Stone - Cover featuring the Twin Towers - September 20, 2001 - Reflects on the events of September 11.
Magazine - New York Magazine - Issue featuring the Towers - September 10, 2001 - Focuses on New York’s landscape.
Magazine - Time Magazine - Cover story featuring the Twin Towers - July 26, 1993 - Earlier reference to the Towers.
Other - "Fahrenheit 9/11" Documentary - June 25, 2004 - A critical look at 9/11 and its consequences.
Other - The New York Times - Various articles - September 11, 2001 onwards - Coverage of 9/11 and its aftermath.
Other - The cover of the "World Trade Center" by Alex P. Keaton - 1998 - Features imagery of the Towers.
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I found your autism. You can have it back.
 
weaponoffreedom said:
what is the point of this thread?
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😂Man, whenever you bust out this old gem, it's hard to tell if you're being sarcastic or genuinely asking. Really knot shore why you'd even need to ask though, coz ain't the answer up top. Plus, maybe it's just me, butt the title kinda gives it away donut....😄

If you're trying to be a sarcastic cunt, well I'm sorry to have to inform that you're failing miserably at it. You're cursed with being way too likable. Granted, this likableness can be intensely unsettling combined with the whole professional human hunter thang. Gives off an Anton Chigur vibe. Epic character obviously, prolly cool to chill with—as long as there ain't a captive bolt pistol in sight and he ain't flippin' no coin demanding ya call it.

Butt anyways...😂ya have no idea what I'm blabbering about aye. Don't you dare ask me what the point is.
 
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