Typical American Hero story but false

Rating: 3/10 (11 October 2016)

It's an interesting story but it just fall flat when they push that American hero nonsense in there just because they can't paint out America or Americans as anything but heroes even though this oil spill was really bad.
spoilers coming up.
So at one point one crew member wanted to push a button that would seal something, possibly preventing the spread of fire but she didn't have authority to do so so she couldn't even though it probably would have been the difference in life of others. So they drag the captain up to the bridge so they could hold his busted hands and push the button with his finger...now that's nonsense. They want to portrait these guys as heroes, no way they did that in real life. Get off it.
So first I got salty about all those hero stuff but then I really got sour when they all (but 11 I think) got rescued and started praying to god. Now what the hell, there's just been a major tragedy, lives were lost, oil would contaminate the water and they uniformly decides to read bed time stories to pray to God. That takes the cake for me. Don't push your God-crap on me, that also didn't happened in real life.
So great shots, good acting, interesting story but those two ingredients destroyed this picture for me.