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Sully (2016)
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Director:
Clint
Eastwood |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Drama/Biography |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Sully |
RUNNING
TIME
96 minutes |
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Producer:
Clint
Eastwood
Frank Marshall
Allyn Stewart
Tim Moore |
Screenwriter:
Todd Komamicki |
Review
A
somewhat world-weary Tom Hanks is playing real-life pilot hero
Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, a man whose feat of saving the lives
of 155 passengers and crew by landing a motorless Airbus A320 in the
Hudson River is turned by NTSB into a question of why he didn't also
save the plane by returning it to the airport. The problem with this
film, which has a heroic and fascinating story at its core, is that
it gets lost in back-room power-struggles and bureaucratic
discourse, which not only is all too familiar in American films
(powerful organization vs. powerful organization with protagonist
stuck in the middle), but also smothers any nerve and vivacity that
Sully has (the film, not the man, although it may be true for
both).
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