A trailer for Charlie Sheen's new movie, "9/11," based on the September 11 attacks, was released on Friday, and many people are calling it "beyond offensive" and "manipulative."

"Dead Lord, the Charlie Sheen 9/11 trailer is beyond offensive. It looks like a very poorly made TV movie. Just horrific," one user tweeted.

"I watched a trailer for a movie called '9/11' starring Charlie Sheen and it's awful and manipulative and makes me mad at everyone involved," tweeted another.

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"9/11," which stars Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg and Gina Gershon, is based on true events when five people were stuck in an elevator in the World Trade Center's North Tower during the terror attacks.

"This Charlie Sheen 9/11 movie trailer is Extremely Tasteless and Incredibly Unnecessary," another Twitter user said. "I wish that wasn't a real sentence but yay jokes?"

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Representatives for Black Bear Studios and 20th Century Fox have not yet responded to TheWrap's request for comment.

See some Twitter reactions below, and watch the trailer below.

I'm not sure if it will ever be late enough for Charlie Sheen to star in a 9/11 movie. — Abe “Abe Goldfarb” Goldfarb (@AbeGoldfarb) July 21, 2017

This Charlie Sheen 9/11 movie trailer is Extremely Tasteless and Incredibly Unnecessary. I wish that wasn't a real sentence but yay jokes? — Ben Gaspin (@BenGaspin) July 21, 2017

I watched a trailer for a movie called "9/11" starring Charlie Sheen and it's awful and manipulative and makes me mad at everyone involved. — Brandon Shockney (@Beeshock) July 21, 2017

Cheesy.- Trying too hard to elicit a certain response from the audience; unsubtle, inauthentic.

Example: 9/11 movie starring Charlie Sheen pic.twitter.com/FN5sSWhfq8 — Anabel (@cle_boo) July 21, 2017

Seriously, who thought Charlie Sheen in a movie about 9/11 was a good idea? — BA Thompsonator 🇺🇸 (@ActionRation) July 21, 2017

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