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Trying to understand the unknown is often what people try to do in tragedy. These movies try to show the proses of trying to understand. The reason they attempt too is because people feel empty when they loose loves once and friends. This is especially true for 9/11 because of the horrible way in which many passed away that day. They search for the answers or someone to blame because of the emptiness they feel inside. They just want it to go away and some feel understanding it more will help them. Some are right like in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Oskar gets a form of closure from his quest. The films I believe are trying to show people that is ok to feel sad about things but it is not ok to shut people out. Its not ok to shut people out, that's not what your loved ones would have wanted. Neither of the movies resonate with me as you probable guessed Mr. Bowser because I believe the government had something to do with it. I'm not saying it didn't happen I just believe the Gov. knew more then they said they did. I think that they knew in advance with time to plan and counter the attack. Second I believe they put thermite in the twin towers in order to make the attack more lethal so that people would be on bard for war more. The reason Bush wanted people to want to go to war is because he wanted to make money for him and his buddies through military contracts. It makes sense because when I tell people I think the government had something to do with it they look at me like I'm insane. They ask how could you be so insensitive toward the people who passed. The government most likely knew people would have that reaction. If people think that way then no one is going to question it anymore because they don't want to get yelled at by people who believe it did happen. Which is the perfect cover for them Just saying.