This is One Idiotic Movie

This so-called "documentary" sets out to "prove" that the attacks of 11
September 2001 were an inside job and the result of a vast conspiracy.

There's only one problem: they can't prove any such thing.

To begin with, it is very bad investigative technique to start with a
predetermined premise and shape your "research" to prove the narrative.
This kind of research, done with the express purpose of affecting the
outcome, is piss-poor and the results are not worthy of
attention.

The narrator starts out with a detailed explanation of the definitions
of "conspiracy," "theory," and "conspiracy theory." It's a whole lot of
twaddle because most people with half a brain already know what these
things mean and his definitions shed no new light on the subject.

The rest of the film is devoted to a mishmash of eyewitness accounts
(so unreliable that they are often disallowed in court) and pseudo
scientific claptrap ("Hunt the Boeing??" Leave it to the French to come
up with an absurdity so complete that it made me laugh.)

The filmmakers steer clear of experts and people who know aviation,
building construction, the effects of various stresses on a given
structure, or anything remotely resembling an attempt to ascertain the
facts.

If you buy this piece of garbage, I have a lovely bridge in Brooklyn to
sell you.

Oh God. There's nothing more inconvenient than an old queen with a head cold!