<p>Cheers, as I said, I don’t think I’ll see this movie in a theater, and maybe never. But I can understand why some people might want to. I don’t think it’s about re-living the horror of those moments. Some people need to think, or see images of something traumatic in order to try to process the emotions. In a different way, I remember looking at the photos taken right after my first child was born, over and over. It wasn’t about seeing pretty pictures, it was about getting a handle on the whole experience. (I had some complications, and like many women, it didn’t go smoothly.) Some people just like to put those images/thoughts away in a mental box, never to see again – my husband is more like that. It’s not always about rubber-necking or enjoying a spectacle at someone else’s expense. I’m sure most of us have some difficult emotional memories about that day.</p>