A Sullied NTSB.

Rating: 6/10 (25 August 2017)

When Captain Sullenberger delivered his speech, during the "hearing", a speech which by the way was so tranquil and true, the NTSB's reaction was of defeat, as if their role is to convict, rather than find what is the truth.
Either that area of the movie was directed badly, misrepresented by this film or, the NTSB is 100% unethical. Which ever reason it may be, sadly for me, it took away from the movie.
Dr. Elizabeth Davis's apology meant little, to nothing at all. That entire panel seemed as if they were just "caught out/caught red handed" when Sully delivered his rationale, almost suggesting that, that piece of knowledge Sully brought to light, they already knew, but were hoping would fly under the radar, so they could condemn an innocent man... And because this is based on true events, it makes it especially disgusting to fathom.
Beyond that, Sully is a good movie, just, good. The direction, photography, acting and score, just good all around... Nothing really stood out, but everything came together in a, good way. 6.5/10.