The Miracle of the Movie is that there's more to The Miracle On The Hudson than you think.

Rating: 10/10 (9 September 2016)

Spoiler Alert! After losing both engines striking a flock of Canada geese, Captain Sullenberger, aka Sully, and Jeff Skiles, co-pilot landed their Airbus 320-214 on (not in) the Hudson River. All 155 souls on board are rescued by ferry captains and helicopter divers with no serious injuries.
WAIT. . . . it's not a spoiler alert if the whole world knows what happened. You're right, but the spoiler is not just knowing the events, but feeling as if you are there in the cockpit. You forget how everything ends just fine, but you can't help yourself. Your breathing becomes shallow, your stomach tightens as you brace for impact. Keep telling yourself that it will all turn out OK. Doesn't work. Emotion overrides what you know.
But for all the white knuckles and gut wrenching, the untold story that occupies most of the movie is the investigation by the Transportation Board that thinks Sully's at fault for not making it to an airport. That plane cost a lot of money and someone must be at fault (the geese are held harmless). The longer the inquisition lasts, the higher your blood pressure goes.
This movie grabs you by the scruff of the neck and doesn't let go! See it at your own risk.