It's... OK

Rating: 6/10 (9 September 2016)

Frankly, I don't understand the script of the movie... He successfully lands a plane with 155 passengers on the Hudson river, and he feels sorry afterwards? And his wife is critical of him ("Couldn't you've done anything more dangerous")? Why?
During the whole movie, Tom Hanks has an expression of someone who did something bad, or hides something because he's afraid it will be revealed, only for us viewers to find out a the end of the movie that he did that in order to create the much needed drama this movie desperately wanted, in order justify itself of being a movie...
This "movie", however well directed it is, should have been a documentary in the first place. The events of this plane crash are not enough to create the drama or tensions a movie needs in order to create engagement with the audience. When the movie ends, I found myself a bit confused, with only one question in my mind: "That was it?"
It's an OK-ish movie, although if it was placed under the "documentary" title it would be more appropriate.