World Trade Center Page #2

Synopsis: On September, 11th 2001, after the terrorist attack to the World Trade Center, the building collapses over the rescue team from the Port Authority Police Department. Will Jimeno and his sergeant John McLoughlin are found alive trapped under the wreckage while the rescue teams fight to save them.
Director(s): Oliver Stone
Production: Paramount Pictures
  4 wins & 8 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
66
Rotten Tomatoes:
68%
PG-13
Year:
2006
129 min
$70,236,496
Website
2,712 Views


Sarge!

Officer? Officer?

The daycare center.

There's kids there. Over there.

Hey, Sarge! There's kids in the...

Yeah, at the daycare at Five.

I know, they got them out.

-Okay, listen up. Where's Kassimatis?

-He's looking for you, Sarge.

We got to evacuate the Tower.

Who knows how to use a Scott Pak?

And don't give me any PBA bullshit.

Hey, Sarge, to tell you the truth,

I haven't used one in like four years.

Look, what did I just say?

Who's coming?

Step forward.

I got it, Sarge.

I'll go.

I'm with you, Sarge.

All right.

All right, we got a team.

We're headed into Building Five.

The rest of you wait for Kassimatis.

Follow me. Stay together.

-Jimeno.

-Sarge.

Take everyone's memo books,

nightsticks, hats. They're useless here.

Put them in the Suburban.

It's over on Church and Vesey.

And meet us back at the police desk

in the lobby of Five. You got it?

Which one's Five?

There's two towers.

North tower is One. South tower is Two.

Right behind it, there's Five,

right in front of us,

which is where the police desk is.

Take the alley. Hurry up. Hey!

Let's go.

They're all dying!

They're all dying!

Grab those bottles.

Get the helmets.

People trapped at 87th and 89th floors.

10-4. They're getting a TVpicture

with numerous injuries.

Numerous injuries out there.

Okay, turn them on.

Double check. Test them.

Massi? Anything more here?

Helmets? Scott Paks?

No, Sarge. Try the E room

near the truck docks in the basement.

Jimmy Lynch is down there.

Thanks.

Okay, there's more stuff down on B-1,

the truck docks.

We'll drop down to the Concourse,

go around One to Two,

and there's some stairs there.

Keep your eyes open. Follow me.

Don't get separated, okay?

Well, Sarge, we got plenty here.

Hundred and ten floors. Fire with fuel.

We're gonna be using up bottles.

We need them.

Sarge, you won't believe this.

Your Suburban on Church? It's gone.

Roof smashed in.

Stay together and stay focused.

-Yo, Dom, where we going?

-Sarge wants more stuff.

-What?

-Don't worry about it.

He knows what he's doing.

What the...

Don't think. Keep moving.

Jesus, Sarge, we got to get up there.

You aren't rescuing anybody

if you can't breathe, Rodrigues.

Stay focused.

This way.

Where's the fire?

Now you're talking.

Got the BT dogs up in here.

What's up, Sarge?

Sarge, I'm telling you we got to get up.

There's a ton of people stuck up there.

-We're going up.

-Yeah? I gotta go with you.

-Sure, Chris. We can use you.

-Yeah?

We need more equipment.

Get a tank on.

A-Rod!

Yo, what's up, Chris?

Yo, what happened to your eye, man?

What happened to your eye?

I was carrying this woman out,

something whacked me

in the freaking head.

-She okay?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got her clear.

Hey, hey, Sarge, we ain't gonna find

any equipment left in One.

-Coming through. Coming through.

-Excuse us. Thanks a lot.

Lynch has got gear down

at the B-1 truck docks next to Two.

There's a staircase right over there

at Ben & Jerry's.

I heard they were

evacuating Two, Sarge.

Must have caught fire from One.

I heard Two got hit,

that there was a second plane.

No, Fields just said one plane,

Tower One. Now, stay together.

You see the TV?

There's a big fire up there.

There ain't no TVs down here.

You guys hear about the Pentagon?

It got hit. A missile or something.

Israel? It's gone. It's nuked.

Whole freaking world's

coming to an end today, Willy.

-Yo, Chris.

-Yeah.

-Nice timing on that transfer.

-Yeah, no kidding, right?

-Jimeno?

-Yeah.

You stay with the cart.

The rest of you, come with me.

Stay safe.

We're receiving... On the 106th floor...

People are trapped at that location.

About five floors from the top,

there's at least 50 people hanging on.

Hey.

Reynolds.

Bridge.

Jimeno. Bus terminal.

-You all right?

-Yeah. You helping evacuate?

Trying. Going up Two. You?

Up One. I'm waiting for my sarge.

Yeah. Well, it's gonna be a long day.

You'll be all right, kid.

A lot of good people here.

Units, also be advised

that people are trapped

on that 60th floor.

Sixtieth floor,

people are trapped up there.

Stuck in the elevator,

the elevator shaft, and we're

chopping through the wall to get out.

Okay, we got enough.

Tower One.

Let's go. Stay together.

Okay, 10th floor.

We've knocked out that fire. We're in

the B stairs. We'll meet you over there.

Let me know

what kind of conditions you got.

Lieutenant?

I was down on B-1.

The shafts there are buckling.

There's gonna be people trapped

in those elevators.

Jeez.

It just took us an hour to get up to 30

in Tower One.

Now they want us over in Two.

-What happened in Two?

-I don't know.

-You guys be careful, okay?

-Yeah, stay safe.

Hey, Will. Let me get that.

Thanks, man.

8-1, McLoughlin. What's your location?

This is 8-1. We're in the Concourse.

We got gear and are heading to One.

8-1, 800, negative that.

Rendezvous with me

out on Barclay Street. I got a team here.

We'll all go up together.

with Tower Two?

Run!

The elevator shaft!

Anybody there?

Anyone there?

My legs!

Sound off!

Sound off!

Pezzulo!

Jimeno!

Rodrigues!

Chris!

Antonio.

Chris!

A-Rod!

Antonio!

They're gone.

They're in a better place, really.

All right.

What's everyone's situation?

What's everyone's situation?

I'm pinned. Bad.

I can't...

I can't move my legs.

I think I'm okay.

How you doing, Sarge?

I don't think I'm hurt, but I can't move.

I got some movement here.

PAPD!

Officers Jimeno, Pezzulo

and McLoughlin are down.

We're trapped on the Concourse level

between Towers One and Two.

We're trapped near

freight elevator Five.

-Oh, thank God.

-It goes down to the B-1 truck dock.

Yeah, here you go. Get some air.

Get some air. Some fresh air.

You're okay, Willy. You're okay.

Got any radio?

Here you go.

No, mine's smashed. It's not working.

All my stuff on the left side is buried.

The mike's gone.

You got to get this...

You got to get this off of me.

It's good to see you, Dom.

Good to see you, Willy.

-You okay? You good?

-Yeah, I'm good.

I'm going to get you out.

Don't worry about it.

I'm gonna get you out, Willy.

It's working, Sarge!

Dom's got us covered!

Good. That's good.

How'd you know to run in here, Sarge?

The elevator shaft's

the strongest part of the building.

Oh, Jesus.

How did this happen, Willy?

I'm gonna take care of you.

I'm gonna get you out, buddy.

Looks like there's light! Maybe some air!

I'd say about 20 feet up!

Hey!

Officers down!

Hey!

-You ready?

-Come on.

Come on, Dom!

Oh, Jesus.

I can't get this off him by myself, Sarge.

Maybe I should go up and get some help

and then come back for you guys.

No! No! You're gonna get him out!

You're gonna get him out!

All right.

Here we go, Willy.

Come on!

I can't get you out, Willy.

Come on, Dom.

Don't leave us here.

Do me a favor.

You can do it. I know you can do it.

All right.

I'm going to get you out, Willy. All right?

I'll get you out. Yeah, I'll get you out.

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Andrea Berloff

Andrea Berloff (born 1974) is an American screenwriter, actress, and producer. Berloff is best known for writing the 2006 disaster drama film World Trade Center, and co-writing the 2015 biographical drama Straight Outta Compton. more…

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