The film is about the emergency landing on the Hudson River in New York. The hero is the hero, but it gives a different perspective. Most of the page is about anti-heroes, questioning heroes, and denying heroes. This strategy is very effective and creates a good sense of tension for stories without suspense. From the accident to the successful landing of the passenger plane, it took only 208 seconds. The film is naturally a bit weak, confined to reality, and it also ends in reality without much aftertaste. Its internal structure and skeleton are built with the mechanism of society and public opinion. It tells how a hero is born.
The film is simple and reliable, and the whole film is very low-key. Since the audience already knows the end of the matter, they will not feel too nervous. But the director presented that kind of tension well, with the brilliance of an autobiographical movie.
"Captain Sally" is a high-quality and largely satisfactory work. Like the protagonist in the title, the protagonist did his job well and deserves praise.
The film is simple but the focus is clear. It is difficult not to interpret the director's autobiographical intentions, build his reputation on a profound professionalism, strictly control his temper and budget, and work hard to complete each film.
In the film, director Clint Eastwood expertly gave a crisp and moving retelling of what the audience knew about the crash landing accident and what the audience didn't know about behind the scenes.
The film may not be a classic movie, but it is definitely a story that the public likes to hear and see. It once again reminds the audience that ordinary people are also capable of doing extraordinary things in times of crisis.
