Sully

Sully" is a compelling biographical drama directed by Clint Eastwood, starring Tom Hanks in the titular role of Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger. The film chronicles the true story of the heroic emergency landing of US Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson River in 2009, known as the "Miracle on the Hudson."Tom Hanks delivers a nuanced and heartfelt performance as Captain Sully, capturing the essence of the experienced pilot faced with an unprecedented and life-threatening situation. Hanks effectively conveys Sully's calm professionalism, inner turmoil, and unwavering dedication to the safety of his passengers and crew, bringing a sense of authenticity and emotional depth to the character.Clint Eastwood's direction masterfully balances the intense and suspenseful reenactment of the emergency landing with the aftermath and investigation that followed. The film delves into the media frenzy, public scrutiny, and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) inquiry into Sully's decision-making during the crisis, providing a thought-provoking exploration of heroism, human error, and the impact of split-second decisions.The supporting cast, including Aaron Eckhart as First Officer Jeff Skiles, contributes strong performances that bolster the emotional core of the film. The camaraderie and mutual respect between Sully and Skiles are portrayed with authenticity, adding a layer of warmth and humanity to the narrative.One of the standout features of "Sully" is its technical excellence, particularly in the riveting depiction of the emergency landing sequence. The visual effects, sound design, and cinematography come together seamlessly to create a visceral and immersive experience that places viewers in the heart of the harrowing ordeal faced by the passengers and crew of Flight 1549.Overall, "Sully" is a poignant and inspirational film that honors the real-life heroism of Captain Chesley Sullenberger and the remarkable "Miracle on the Hudson." With its strong performances, compelling storytelling, and meticulous attention to detail, the movie serves as a tribute to courage, professionalism, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity. It is a must-watch for audiences seeking a stirring and uplifting cinematic experience.

Sully the movie is great! I love this movie because you see how the government treats it's employees even if all the passengers are safe and saved in the middle of an airplane losing it's engine. Sully is a man of honor! He was patience, self controlled and did not panic and stayed calm was amazing to watch.Sully is definitely a must see movie!

I’ve watched this movie twice already and it’s something that you can never get over watching again. Sully’s quick decision making skills saved the lives of everyone on the plane, I can’t believe how much hate the media gave him over it. Anyways, Tom Hanks portrays Sully perfectly and you get goosebumps each time watching the heroic moment

Great movie. Good story line

As an aviation freak, I found several errors in the movie. Most of them are minor, but some of them really got me going.If you don't want to see what went wrong in the movie, stop reading here. If you do, keep reading!30:59 — FO Skiles requests pushback from gate 21, not C23, which was shown earlier.31:28 — The Continental aircraft had split-scimitar winglets. Those came out after 2009.32:07 — The air traffic controller tells Sully to take off from runway 4. When Sully responds, he just says “cleared for takeoff”. Pilots are required to state the runway they were cleared from.32:23 — In 2009, the new American livery had not gone into service. On the departure line up, there was a new-painted American B738.32:23 — It showed aircraft in line for departure off runway 4 on taxiway alpha-alpha. The only aircraft that should be on that side are the U.S Airways Express and Delta Shuttle aircraft, which have a terminal on that side.33:12 — The director switched roles of the captain and FO. It was the captain who had the throttle in his hands, the FO who said “positive rate”, the FO who said “Birds!” and the captain said “Woah!” as the birds impacted.35:22 — In the movie, Sully said “We are unable. We may end up in the Hudson.” In real life, Sully said “Unable, were in the Hudson.”37:21 — The incident aircraft was an Airbus A320. The aircraft shown on approach to the Hudson was an Airbus A333.38:18 — During the underwing shot of getting close to the water, it shows the Airbus winglet all white. The standard U.S Airways winglet is black/blue. The new American Airlines Airbus is a standard all white.41:59 — On approach to Sully’s military emergency landing, the controller told him to land on runway two-one. Instead the picture had the number on the runway as two-two.49:47 — FAA registration numbers are only six digits long. The NYPD chopper had seven: N1589PD.54:34 — Seconds earlier, the cabin was filled with water up to Sully’s waist. As he turned around to look at the FA (flight attendant), the cabin was dry.1:19:40 — In the first part where Sully actually landed the plane, never once did anyone mention things as followed:Sully: “My aircraft” FO: “Your aircraft”Run through of checklistThe approach controller offering runway three-one at LaGuardiaAs much conversationOverall, it was a very nicely done movie. I really enjoyed it.

This guy was a hero! Nice to see the behind the scenes activities by the FAA and how Sully prevailed.

Tom Hanks, once again, comes through with a top notch performance in this movie.

Tom Hanks! You know it’s going to be good! What more do you need?

War ein Geschenk, superschnelle Lieferung TopQualität

DVD au top !! Très bon film !!

Sully suite à un évènement réel absolument à regarder.

Great film worth a watch

Film avvincente e che sono contento di avere nella mia collezione di DVD.