World Trade Center in the 1222 Movies 1969-2001

#wtc #narvent #movie #twintowers #worldtradecenter

VØJ, Narvent - Memory Reboot
VØJ, Narvent - Moonlit
Narvent - Fainted
VØJ, Narvent, KoruSe - Euphoria
VØJ, ATSMXN - Winter Memories
Narvent, Pxlish Beatz - Daydream
VØJ, Narvent - Lost Memory
Narvent - Vintage Sadness
Narvent - Her Eyes
Narvent, Willix - Florescence
Narvent Flower With No Name
Narvent, TRVNSPORTER - Maintenance
Narvent - Vanished
Narvent x OBLXKQ - "Partiality"
Narvent, PHUNK$ - First Snow
Narvent - Obsessed
Narvent, Luneex - Calm Night
Adieu Aru & Narvent - Elegance
Narvent, Nikkie - Memory

[danil]

Please help me!
If you know any movie/TV series/anime or cartoon that I forgot to add. Please let us know in the comments!
In the future, I want to update this video and add the missed movies.
Thanks!

[ZIOMEB]

59:40 of course the last movie they'd appear in before they fell would show them nearly getting hit by an airplane
because why wouldn't it

[jeepmega]

The fact the Towers appeared in so many movies even while under construction shows how culturally relevant they were, and it also shows just how deep the wound went when they were destroyed.

[RyanNguyen]

I haven’t seen any movies during the construction of the WTC. That’s phenomenal!

[danikoo]

4:09 They never expected it would be gone earlier than that 😢

[LordHeath]

The amount of effort, research and editing that went into compiling this video is just unbelievable! Wow.

[zebedep]

I keep coming back to this video, because it has such a haunting quality. Thank you for all the time and effort you took to put it together.

[Lucas-cccy]

One of the best videos i’ve ever seen on YouTube. Insane work. You are a genius. Thanks for the video!

[مازن]

46:35 it's scary how similar that looks to 9/11.

[oldskool]

Every single Movie in this Video looks million times better than all the movies that came out in the last ten years.

[elwaybeliever]

36:03 Home Alone 2 has the coolest shot of the WTC out of all of these

[SophiePancakes]

I first watched this video back in March and I’ve been rewatching it almost daily since then lol. I really love how you timed some of the shots with the music and fit it all within an hour! Even if a few movies are missing, it still came out perfect 💜 the towers were so pretty.

[THEPHAETHON]

Isn't it amazing how often we've been shown the towers burning, destroyed, and with airplanes flying over them in films and commercials? As if someone was trying to prepare our subconscious for something. And just pay attention to the last 20 to 30 film titles, it's truly eerie!
That cutting must be a hard job, thanks.

[aamespublishing]

Just stumbled upon this video yesterday! Amazingly good : music and scenery.

WTC - was such a unique construction. For me - it will always be a symbol of the old world we used to live, when things were simpler, better. The world before 9/11 was different. This video made me so nostalgic.

Thank you for an outstanding job you did!

[stereohype]

@44:00 glad you included 1997's Welcome To Woop Woop and then Kiss Me Guido. I love both those movies.

[tatianatatianaxo]

I absolutely love this montage, makes me want to go watch all these films. The Twin Towers were truly a pinnacle, beacon of the city, and stunning to see in every shot. I love the night time view of them. I wish I could have seen them stand in person. This video was suggested because ever so often I fall down the rabbit hole of 9/11 and rewatch all of the videos. R.I.P to those lost that day.

[masseffectman]

This video is beautiful. You did an amazing job finding and putting these clips together with this music, it conveys a nostalgic sadness. They weren't just buildings, they were millions of people's memories. RIP to the ones who perished with these pieces of art on that awful day.

[JNHC]

I can still feel the feeling of that era, and it is beautiful and strangely nostalgic.

[lego]

It's nice to see a WTC video getting recommended to me that isn't 9/11 related. Because as much as it is important to remember that day (as well as the 1993 bombing), I personally feel like it's important to remember what life was like at the complex during its 2-3 decades-long lifespan as well as the huge impact it had on the world.

[craig]

Great work. The amount of effort gone into making this video is incredible. It's surely a labour of love.