Captain Sally's comments

Lead: Sally is a true story. On June 5438+1October 65438+May, 2009, American Airlines flight 1549 from la guardia airport, new york was accidentally hit by a bird just two minutes after take-off. After judging that both engines stopped working, Captain Sally successfully landed the plane on the Hudson River in new york without causing any death. The following is my comment on Captain Sally. Welcome to read the reference!

Captain Sally comments on mode recommendation 1 Speaking of heroes, I have to think of another movie "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" released a while ago.

Comparing Lynn with Captain Sally Jia, we can still see many similarities. All wearing the crown of redemption? Hero? ; Have you experienced it? The hero returns? All kinds; Have you suffered? Hero queen? Embarrassment of identity; Of course, they all found their own salvation in the end.

Lynn is a hero on the battlefield, saving a person from the enemy. Sally is a hero on the plane. She saved the lives of everyone on board. Both are heroic images, but because of the different demands of their respective directors, neither film is simple? Hero? Theme.

Let's talk about Captain Sally here.

It is no exaggeration to call his deeds miracles. The passenger plane made an emergency landing on the water, and 0 passengers were killed or injured (only one flight attendant was injured in the leg). Not to mention the crew, at that moment, I seemed to see God.

Of course, even if there is a God, his miracle is created by Sally.

Later, the great enthusiasm of both the media and the masses can actually be understood as the attitude of ordinary people looking up to heroes. But at this time, their hero is actually experiencing great suffering.

In an emergency, people's reactions are mostly instinctive. Sally's judgment and behavior in those few minutes were completely based on his flying experience of more than 20 years. However, after the state of emergency has passed and the nerves have relaxed, because there is still fear of being late and those? What if? . What if my judgment is wrong, if the plane crashes out of control in a densely populated urban area, if the water landing fails, and someone dies because of his choice? One by one, a thousand are all his dreams.

On the other hand, the investigation of the plane crash is also under way, which seems to be unfavorable to him. Investigators questioned his judgment and gave evidence that there was a better choice at that time, and there was no need to take such a big risk to land on the river. In the face of such a voice, Sally is very firm, and he firmly believes in his intuitive judgment. However, there is an occasional hesitation in his eyes, and his fingers will reveal his inner feelings. What if, what if you are really wrong?

Heroic aura actually has no practical effect. Sally is still an ordinary person, with her own ordinary family, career pursuit and family burden that all ordinary people have to face. Just like Lynn, the Silver Star medal hanging on his chest can't add much practical glory to his past and his family. If you want to make some money, you have to rely on not fade away's film adaptation.

This story proves sally's. Innocent? And then it came to an abrupt end I will feel unfinished, perhaps because I anticipated the theme of the film. Because this is a story about a hero, we haven't even sung a hymn for the hero. Why is it missing? But in fact, the director didn't mean to be arrogant. He focuses on Sally, not his heroic status. Because of his composure, there is hardly much emotional ups and downs in the whole movie (except for the panic when forced to land and escape, of course). Of course, the presentation of the effect depends not only on the rhythm of the director, but also on the role of the actors. I won't elaborate on the acting skills of Emperor Tang Ying. I just want to sigh that the highest level of acting really makes people feel that there is no acting.

Finally, I want to say a few digressions.

What impressed me most about this film is the censorship system.

For the miracle created by the hero, ordinary people were shocked by the intuitive impact of the incident and did not hesitate to put forward their own affirmation and praise. This is the emotional side. But this incident was an accident in the final analysis and should be treated more rationally. Since it is an accident, it is necessary to investigate the cause, investigate the responsibility and reduce the probability of the accident happening again. Mechanical reasons, man-made reasons, unexpected reasons, every possible reason can not be let go. Moreover, the most important point is that objective investigation is not affected by other factors. Not because? Hero? The relaxation of identity standards cannot deliberately create guilt because of the interests of insurance companies. So as to draw a correct conclusion for reference.

After all, the ultimate goal of accident prevention is human life.

Captain Sally's comments on model essay think that Sally is a true story. On June 5438+1October 65438+May, 2009, American Airlines flight 1549 from la guardia airport, new york was accidentally hit by a bird just two minutes after take-off. After judging that both engines stopped working, Captain Sally successfully landed the plane on the Hudson River in new york without causing any death. Captain Sally has become a hero in the eyes of Americans, but he still has to face the investigation of the review Committee. Coincidentally, after so many years, I am still deeply impressed by this incident, because I clearly remember a report at that time. Because the plane landed in the Hudson River in new york, Twitter inadvertently spread the news to the world earlier, faster and more live than professional media reporters for the first time. However, what I knew at that time was limited to this. Until today, through the restoration of the film Sally, the characters in this incident, including Captain Sally, have become vivid and rich in my mind, and I know for the first time that there are so many tearful stories and twists and turns after the forced landing.

The first time I shed tears in the whole movie was after Captain Sally and the co-pilot were almost severely questioned by the review committee. Although the plane finally landed in the Hudson River, the review committee still tends to suspect that the pilots actually made wrong and dangerous judgments, because they may have sufficient reasons to return to la guardia airport. Sully said helplessly, before that, I had flown for more than 40 years and safely carried millions of passengers, but my final evaluation was decided by just 280 seconds (I didn't write down the original words). At this time, I couldn't help it, because I could understand his grievances, and he also told me the feelings I had been holding back for a long time? What the world wants is not how hard you work, nor your previous success, nor your kindness. No, it doesn't matter if you screw up this time or next time. In the film, the people in the review committee don't know, understand or care about the pressure of 155 lives Sully faced when making a decision, the embarrassment of walking through the forest-like Manhattan skyscrapers in less than 6 minutes from the accident to landing, and the fact that no one has ever landed on water successfully. In their eyes, only one question is repeated? Why did you choose to land on water after dozens of computer simulations? Is it so easy for me to feel replaced by this kind of heckling? Yes, why can others and other places do it and you can't?

Captain Sully, played by Tom Hanks, spent most of the movie in a depressed state, so that he began to hallucinate and doubt his neurotic state. Before the hearing, as the media and the public constantly portrayed him as a hero who was worshipped all the time, his pressure was increasing. I've been worried about him, okay? If the final investigation results prove that his forced landing is not as good as choosing to return to the airport, will the media who thank his passengers, worship his public and praise him immediately put on a face and call him an incompetent person, a person who doesn't care about passengers' lives, or even a person who steals honor? Liar?

At the end of the film, Sullenberg proved himself right in 35 seconds, which is necessary for human nature. This is a happy ending. Tom Hanks once again succeeded in creating a hero among the little people. But what if Sully's judgment based on 35 seconds of experience is actually the second best choice? Then, as he himself said, he will be deprived of his flying badge, never fly again, lose his pension, fail to pay his mortgage, and have no place to live. And those words that he didn't say but kept bothering him in his dreams, such as what does the world think of you? No matter how much you risk your life to save the remaining 154 lives, no matter how many times you have to check after flooding half the plane to make sure that no passengers are left behind before your last evacuation, no matter whether you refuse to change your wet clothes or go to the hospital at two degrees Celsius, you just want to make sure that all passengers are alive at the first time. The world is so unfriendly sometimes. It sounds rude, irritable and impatient. Often don't give you a chance to explain. You are walking on thin ice, but it's not you who decides you? Always? Is it just yours? Once? . You will be judged not by what you did, but by what you did, even what you didn't do. Obviously, human nature is so complicated, but it is always required to run as accurately as a machine, without mistakes, emotions and distinctions. What a terrible thing it is.

On June 5438+1October 65438+May, 2009, a flock of Canadian geese appeared over new york and crashed into American Airlines flight 1549, which just took off for three and a half minutes, causing its two engines to lose power and forced to land on the Hudson River next to Manhattan.

From take-off to forced landing, but just six minutes; Captain Sullenberger saved the lives of 155 people on board with his own experience, technology and accurate judgment. This miraculous water landing in aviation history was adapted into the film "Captain Sully" by Tom? Hanks, Clint? Director: Eastwood

In recent years, Tom? Hanks' face has always been in the direction of gaining weight, simple, honest and reliable. Being loved by the American people, there is no pressure to play the role of expert+hero. Besides Sully, who just landed in the cinema, he also wrote an article about Dan? A new film based on Brown's best-selling novel Hell was released.

Father Eastwood is 86 years old this year? Old? Directed and acted in the soundtrack of movies, and played cowboys and tough guys in his early years? I'm just saying, I'm too young to see it. In the past, CCTV6 showed a film "Space Cowboy" (2000), which he directed and acted. It told the story that four former astronauts went into space like old urchins to repair a Soviet satellite that was about to crash in the United States. A typical hero's routine to save the beauty adds a little cuteness to the sunset. For example, one of the grandfathers usually designs roller coasters, and when he is old, he sits on the roller coaster and tests whether it is cool enough while eating bananas.

Sully, like Hanks' one-man show, is calm everywhere, but has no Eastwood style. Everything is expected. Give a warm welcome to the hero? Sudden kisses, hugs, and wine named after Sully, the passengers were full of gratitude and the ending was happy (except for insurance companies and airlines). The accident investigation process has some twists and turns, but it is nothing more than deliberately creating contradictions for the sake of creating contradictions. This film is full of strong American consumerism, media consumption heroes and heroes who guide people to consume. Well, I still recommend you to watch the documentary series "Air crash investigation" made in Canada. Hudson splash flight 1549? That episode.

In fact, Canada has twice achieved a zero-death aviation accident like US Airways 1549.

1On July 23rd, 983, Air Canada 143 ran out of gasoline on the way from Ottawa to Edmonton, and its engine quickly lost power, so it could not fly to nearby Winnipeg Airport? Fortunately, the captain used to be a pilot of the Royal Air Force and remembered that there was an abandoned military airport nearby. Fortunately, he used to fly a glider. He was a master? However, the abandoned airport has become a racing track, and a race is being held that day? Fortunately, the nose landing gear can't be locked when the plane glides down, and it retracts into the hatch after touching the ground, causing the nose to directly touch the ground, increasing the friction, and finally avoiding the plane hitting the ground crowd.

After investigation, it was found that the 767, which just started service, used metric units (kg) instead of the traditional British units (lb) of Air Canada. When calculating the fuel quantity, the crew mistakenly added only half of the fuel without adequate training, and the captain didn't notice it before taking off. Fortunately, the captain was not afraid of danger, and used the glider landing method, setting a record for the longest distance of unpowered gliding of a civil airliner.

18 years later, the captain of flight 236 broke this record?

On the way from Toronto to Lisbon, the plane leaked oil because the ground maintenance personnel mistakenly installed a component of the hydraulic system, and then issued a warning of fuel imbalance on both sides of the fuel tank. However, the pilot misjudged the system error and opened the valves connecting the two sides of the fuel tank, resulting in oil leakage. Finally landed in the Azores, Portugal. Here we go again! The captain is a master glider and landed successfully.

There are too many miracles and luck in zero-death aviation accidents. Every regulation written in aviation history is so painful. Before the Grand Canyon 1956 air crash, the plane had no fixed flight route. Many captains take passengers to see the scenery when flying over the Grand Canyon, but when two planes don't know that they are about to collide, tragedy happens, no one lives. From then on, the plane can only fly along a fixed route. For another example, before the air crash of 1987 Pacific Southwest Airlines 177 1, the crew did not have to go through security check. A former airline employee was dissatisfied with his former supervisor, got on the plane with a work permit and a gun that had not been recovered, and shot him. Finally, the plane crashed at supersonic speed, and everyone suffered about 5000 times the acceleration of gravity. What concept? The flesh and blood are broken, and the body is hard to distinguish.

Perhaps no industry has set foot in wyndell dichinson like the aviation industry. I don't know if the plane can fully realize automatic driving in its lifetime; It's just that only people can save people in a crisis at present.