Sully

Passable. Watching Tom Hanks is a pleasure, and Aaron Eckhart is good. But the film is shallow, and the script loaded with platitudes and self-aggrandizing ("loosing two engines at a lower altitude than any jet has ever lost them", I doubt anyone fact checked that). I say none of to minimize the miracle that happened that January 15. But the movie is just OK.

Everything is made into a movie now a days. Even before the subject has had time to breathe(zero dark thirty,9/11,13 hours, deep water horizon, Patriots day) is being converted to script. No one cares about making a quality film it all hinges on weather or not the subject is marketable.

I really liked how well they re-enacted the landing. The CGI was very well done, and I felt it was very accurate and not the typical unrealistic physics you see in CGI on most TV shows. It was a very good story, and I'm glad that they explained how it panned out. I am subtracting a star for the movie dragging - it has a lot of repetition and I felt like they were just trying to drag it out to make it longer, which is never good. Overall, great movie, and would recommend.