Best Line in the movie: Capt Sully tells co-pilot Skiles, "We did our job."

Rating: 9/10 (29 December 2016)

On 15 January 2009, after his engines flame out from bird damage, Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger (Tom Hanks) lands US Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson River saving all 155 people on board.
The beginning of the movie shows a dream sequence by Sully when Flt 1549 crashes into New York buildings, then he wakes up.
Later the movie shows the beginning of an investigation by the NTSB of what happened to Sully and flight 1549 on the Hudson River and as we watch we see this committee try to destroy Sully's reputation as it tries to persuade Sully and co-pilot Jeff Skiles (Aaron Eckhart) that there were other options. They claim the computer simulations show they could have made it to Idlewild Airport. They claim the simulations also show the left engine was still idling. Sully says there was no way it could do that.
This was hailed the Miracle on the Hudson, but the NTSB didn't see it that way.
We see flashbacks of what happens in the cockpit and with the passengers as well just prior to the landing in freezing water. When Flight 1549 hits the water the CGI kicks in and we are most impressed and we let out a "Wow!" There is no other expression.
We are privy to some of the things the public never sees as the NTSB makes its case. Sully demands to be allowed to see the simulations without waiting for the usual time duration that would be imposed. Sully believes the human factor was not considered in these simulations. He knows he did the right thing.
Acting and action sequences all around were perfect. And yes I would give Tom Hanks the Oscar for Best Actor and let's not forget Clint Eastwood as Best Director. Kudos.
Notables: Jamey Sheridan as Ben Edwards a NTSB member; Laura Linney as Lorraine, Sully's wife.
The next best line in here was when NTSB member Anna Gunn as Elizabeth Davis asks co-pilot Skiles what would he have done different if he had it to do all over again. He says, "I'd do it in July."
Over 300 New York police and fire rescue men and women helped rescue all 155 " souls" that were on Flight 1549.
Stay tuned after some credits run to see clips of the real Capt Sully and many of the rescued passengers. (9/10)
Violence: Flt 1549 crashing onto the Hudson River. Sex: No. Nudity: No. Language: One F-bomb heard early on. Brief small stuff the rest of the way.