United 93 (review) was a very powerful and moving film, and one which I really enjoyed watching, although it did make for incredibly uncomfortable viewing. Details have been released today of the double disc DVD offering that will be out on September the 5th, and will offer a couple of additional documentaries of events that terrible day.

MoviesOnline carry the details of the DVD release:

"Chasing Planes: Witnesses to 9/11" is a riveting 48-minute documentary that chronicles the myriad of experiences, personal dedication and touching insight of the civilian and military ground control personnel on that fateful day...The documentary examines in detail the chain of events involving the four airline flights that were hijacked on 9/11...

"United 93: The Families and the Film" is a 50-minute documentary containing intimate interviews that focus on the families and the actors discussing the emotional challenges of bringing the personalities of the passengers and the flight crew members to life...

Both sound incredibly strong and moving and will compliment the film offering as well as providing a very emotional memorial to those that gave their lives and those that were scarred by the events of that day. I'm always one that believes we should not forget any events of such great impact or importance such as these, and so an offering such as this is one I do look forward to. What are your thoughts on the extras on the DVD and their relevance to the film?