Well crafted 5700 Seconds (from 208 sec)

Rating: 7/10 (10 September 2016)

Sully is best example of how a great director(Eastwood) can make a great movie (definitely not his best) with just one line or 208 sec story.
Sully is a movie which glorifies the real time effort of a real life hero who saved every one on the flight and still keeps his humanity intact.
The best part of the direction was that director teases you with the accident which could have happened without showing the real landing on Hudson river till last.(he shows 3 different scenario of landing through Sully's eyes.)
Tom hanks was perfect in every frame( After 15 year, Oscar nomination is on the way) and i couldn't have imagined anyone else for this role. he was pitch perfect and showed how confident captain Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger was, but at the same time uncertain of his own doing that if he was the real danger to life of people on the plane.
I was immensely impressed by the other hero of the movie, Editing and Cinematography. it was great to see how flashbacks and imagination was used to move story forward. The only disappointment of the movie was one dimensional role of a talented actress Laura Linney and how she was given only one object to show her emotions and how she was just reduced as a weeping wife.
Aaron Eckhart was good and provided some much needed comic relief.
On the whole it was a satisfying journey, journey which might be the most important journey of those 155 passengers and crew of their life. I recommend everyone at least give it a try.