if you pack all the clichés about city firefighters into 105 minutes while you have ladder 49. it has a story but is highly clouded by all the clichés. it turns it into movie that with every event while becomes so predictable it not worth watching. there is no depth to the story and even the acting seems superficial. it looked like it wanted to be a tribute to firefighters but ended up being boring and pretentious. the parallel between jack morrison being fatally trapped beneath an inaccessible part of a building and firefighters being trapped beneath the rubble of the twin towers was all too obvious. it doesn not compare to movies like backdraft and certainly does not set an example for future movies about fire personnel. 
if you pack all the clichés about city firefighters into 105 minutes while you have ladder 49. it has a story but is highly clouded by all the clichés. it turns it into movie that with every event while becomes so predictable it not worth watching. there is no depth to the story and even the acting seems superficial. it looked like it wanted to be a tribute to firefighters but ended up being boring and pretentious. the parallel between jack morrison being fatally trapped beneath an inaccessible part of a building and firefighters being trapped beneath the rubble of the twin towers was all too obvious. it doesn not compare to movies like backdraft and certainly does not set an example for future movies about fire personnel. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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