Factual errors in the movie..

Rating: 7/10 (11 September 2016)

Its a good movie alright, but when I read the wikipedia article about the aftermath events I realized that Clint Eastwood for some reason wanted to portray the NTSB as devil's advocate or even devils. I am sure Sully did the right thing when he was facing the situation. But NTSB never accused him of any wrongdoing as shown in the movie. Also the simulation details given in the movie are all wrong. The wiki article says the below :
"The NTSB ran a series of tests using Airbus simulators in France, to see if Flight 1549 could have returned safely to their choice of LaGuardia Airport (LGA), either runway 13 or 22, or Teterboro Airport (TEB) runway 19. The test pilots were fully briefed on the series of events and maneuvers. The test pilots were only able to return successfully to either airport in eight of 15 attempts. The NTSB report noted that these test conditions were unrealistic: "The immediate turn made by the pilots during the simulations did not reflect or account for real-world considerations..." A single follow-up simulation was conducted where the pilot was delayed by 35 seconds: He crashed trying to return to LGA runway 22.[96]"
Clearly this was not the same as shown in the movie. Shame on you Clint Eastwood for doing a very poor job like this! There was no need to glorify Sully by degrading NTSB's actions. Sully did the right thing and he is a hero beyond any doubts. You don't have to prove that by this cheap tactics!