Setenza
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Sorry to be a killjoy but I disagree completely that there is anything "spooky" or "eerie" here.
As krish mentioned, it is not unusual for "disaster" movies to depict famous landmarks being destroyed. It has more dramatic impact (eg Statue of Liberty, White House etc).
Yes the towers were hit. But for me that's it. Nothing spooky here!
Yes I'm with you on that. If you have a disaster movie that's based in certain countries you can list the landmarks that will be used.
Oh and the apocryphal tale about jackie Chan's "Nose Bleed" was that he was location scouting on the roof of the twin towers, 24 hours before 9/11