SSULPLY

On January 15, 2009, the world witnessed the 'Miracle on the Hudson' when Captain "Sully" Sullenberger (Tom Hanks) masterfully landed his stricken US Airways flight on the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving all 155 souls aboard. This film recounts the harrowing in-flight emergency and the subsequent investigation that threatened Sully's career and reputation, exploring the personal toll of the event and the heroic actions that defined it.

Sully was met with generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Tom Hanks's performance, Clint Eastwood's direction, and the film's tense portrayal of the event and its aftermath. Audiences also responded well to the inspirational true story.

• Tom Hanks delivers a compelling and grounded performance as the stoic Captain Sully.

• Clint Eastwood's direction effectively balances the thrill of the emergency with the procedural drama of the investigation.

• The film is a tense and respectful tribute to a remarkable act of heroism and the ordinary man thrust into an extraordinary situation.

Google audience: Audiences largely lauded the film for its realistic depiction of the "Miracle on the Hudson," praising Tom Hanks's portrayal of Captain Sullenberger as believable and heroic. The film's focus on the human element and the subsequent investigation also resonated positively.

None notable beyond nominations for specific guild awards and audience choice awards.

The actual Airbus A320 used in the "Miracle on the Hudson" was reportedly leased by Warner Bros. for filming, and then returned to service.