Crash Investigators Pan Their Casting as Villains in ‘Sully’

[BigZ]

That was supposed to be edited out from what I had previously read.

Haven't read onto it.. but in the beginning there basically was a shot of United planes with Continental CG'd on them.
Cheap, easy, effective. You know how things are these days. Who's gonna notice anyway?

 

[MikeD]

Haven't read onto it.. but in the beginning there basically was a shot of United planes with Continental CG'd on them.
Cheap, easy, effective. You know how things are these days. Who's gonna notice anyway?

And to think, back in the day when movies had a DC-10 taking off and the same plane becomes an L-1011 when landing, or vice versa, was considered an aviation movie crime.

 

[BigZ]

And to think, back in the day when movies had a DC-10 taking off and the same plane becomes an L-1011 when landing, or vice versa, was considered an aviation movie crime.

Not to derail, but hey, back in the day they actually tried
(Classic soviet movie. Here a tanker runs dry after giving all the go juice away, has to land on an abandoned ww2 field. Check it out from 3:15)

 

[NovemberEcho]

Not to derail, but hey, back in the day they actually tried
(Classic soviet movie. Here a tanker runs dry after giving all the go juice away, has to land on an abandoned ww2 field. Check it out from 3:15)

I had no idea what was going on but I could feel the suspense. I would watch that with subtitles.

 

[Xcaliber]

I saw it last night, it's a highly inaccurate movie. First, it depicted Sully buying a sandwich from an airport convenience store. No pilot I have ever met would be caught dead in one of those, let alone actually buying food from one! Second, a gate agent was shown having sympathy for passengers who showed up to the gate late. Clearly this movie has an agenda (I just don't know what it is).

On a more serious note, I did find it somewhat amusing that in the simulator scenes they edited out the all important "retard, retard" call.