The Human Factor

Rating: 8/10 (17 December 2016)

1338/5000 Clint Eastwood had everything to do a titanic film or Rescue of soldier Ryan, because the story of Captain Sully is fantastic, but no, Clint chose to make a film almost technical, short and almost scarce of feelings, but contrary to everything, The film was really cool so I started to suspect that the film would not have a dramatic content when I saw that it was an hour and a half in duration, and I was sure in the first ten minutes of film. "Sully" is a film that has nothing to impress but also has nothing to disappoint, and it is able to leave the viewer completely glazed in the cinema, because it is fast and dynamic, mixing time lines and not caring much about Explain to the public what is happening. With almost no soundtrack and a very clear photograph, be it day or night, with cuts and very good sound editions and remarkable dialogues and very successful performances (nothing special), hardly Tom Hanks will disappoint, and Aaron Eckhart too It's OK. The screenplay is basic, cold and fast, he tries to pinpoint dramatic tones with Sully's dreams and anguish, but he can not, and in the great dramatic moment of the movie, pofff, you do not feel anything, but you leave the movie happy, A great and efficient story with a direction that fulfills the role.