Beautifully crafted film

Rating: 8/10 (9 September 2016)

==THIS REVIEW HERE MIGHT CONTAIN SOME HEAVY SPOILERS. VIEWER DISCRETION IS THEREFOR ADVICED==
If you live in the west you probably already heared of this story. Technically speaking 'some' plane make their way through a flock of birds and with both engines hit and unworking, the pilot still managed to make their landing on the river Hudson and all the passenger had been saved. However, hidden to the public eyes there was also a back-story to it. Immidiatelly after the crash there was a federal investigation going on, where investigators run simulation programs to get their point proved. The point was that the pilot could get back to the airport, without putting their passenger on danger by landing on the river. However as we see through the end of the film, the investigators used this programs in the really dirty way, the one that gets their points prooven in the way that only technically speaking is possible, but humanly speaking totally impossible. For instance will the pilot in normal situations really turns around and drive the plane back to the "base" the same seconds as the birds hit the engine?, as are things presented in the simulations as they ran Wouldn't he first try to run the engines and turned them on, only to realize in shock that the both engines have stopped working, and he is unable to turn them on, which is a really rare case I believe. Or wouldn't he make a call to the airport, checking that its free, for not hitting the other plane, that it's currently rising., and others..
The translation of this film in my country is 'Miracle on the river Hudson', which I think is more to the point. As you watch this film you start to believe that is nothing more then a miracle. Or as Sully(Tom Hanks) puts it, when he left with his co-pilot the court, it goes something like that: "I believe that we get it through very well. But we actually put it through better."
Clint Eastwoodis without a doubt a very respectable director and very respectable to all the characters involved. However this story also gets true to the truth as is humanly possible. There is no big bangs, no big unnecessary explosions, as long as they don't put anything to the Original story. For instance did you notice that when Sully(Tom Hanks) imagined a building hit by an airplane is the same that the women hit during running the second simulations run. You could imagine what Could happen if he listened to flight controllers and not, acted on his own, as he did.
Technically speaking this is a beautiful crafted film. however I still have some negative points. Tom Hanks for instance could be in my eyes more livable. The film is also crafted with a dark and depressing tone to it, the darkness in this film is more moderated, but in my eyes could be made more livable.
All in all, beautifully crafted film, which puts to the real story, answering some answers that might be risen.