Sully Page #4

Synopsis: On Thursday, January 15th, 2009, the world witnessed the "Miracle on the Hudson" when Captain Chesley Sullenberger, nicknamed "Sully", glided his disabled plane onto the frigid waters of the Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 aboard. However, even as Sully was being heralded by the public and the media for his unprecedented feat of aviation skill, an investigation was unfolding that threatened to destroy his reputation and his career.
Genre: Biography, Drama
Director(s): Clint Eastwood
Production: Warner Bros.
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 12 wins & 33 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.5
Metacritic:
74
Rotten Tomatoes:
86%
PG-13
Year:
2016
96 min
$125,065,700
Website
6,133 Views


Tower, stop your departures,

we got an emergency returning. 1549, bird strike.

He lost both engines, returning immediately.

He lost thrust in both engines. He said.

Captain 1549, if you can get a view,

do you want to try land on runway 13?

We're unable. We'll be end up in the Hudson.

I've got an A320 diving for the river.

Al, stackle the inbounds to LaGuardia.

Let's put a hold on the Tower, please.

Come on, guys, stand point.

What about the over to our right?

Are you thinking New Jersey, maybe Teterboro?

Teterboro tower, I need a runway,

Captain 1549 needs to go to the airport right now.

- Newark tower, what have you got?

- Runway 29 clear and ready.

- You guys need an emergency landing?

- Yes.

Ok, yeah. Off your right side is

Teterboro Airport.

Sh*t.

This is the Captain,

brace for impact.

- What?

- Brace, brace, brace...

heads down, stay down!

Brace, brace, brace...

heads down, stay down!

Captain 1549, turn right to 8-0.

You can land on runway 1 Teterboro.

We got , We'll end up on the Hudson.

I'm sorry, say again, Captain?

Captain 1549, radar contact lost.

AC, come on over here.

Yes, We've also got Newark copy

at 2 o'clock in about 7 miles.

Don't go in the river.

- Sir?!

- Plug in.

Captain 1549, if you can, you got runway 29

available at Newark...

it'll be 2 o'clock and 7 miles.

Come on!

Please God!

I'm sorry, Patrick.

No, he's inbound to Newark, I know!

He's just went off the box before us.

- Patty!

- Hook'em back up.

He's heading to Teterboro.

We need authorized news.

Attention all aircraft in vicinity of the JW...

An emergency's been detected.

The Captain 1549 is low level above the Hudson.

This is 57MT, I got eyes on him.

Ok! Hang on the chopper at visuals.

I'm staying on this.

He's out there.

He's heading to Newark, 7 miles.

It's only 7 miles!

Captain 1549, this is Departure Control, on guard.

Do you read?

He's going down!

Captain 1549, do you read me?

Sh*t, he's going down!

He's gonna hit the water!

- Please, can you take sit?

- Sure!

Testers are gonna come down.

Breathalizer, urine samples.

it's standard.

His voice was so calm!

When he said the Hudson,

I didn't believe it!

This isn't happening.

People don't survive in water landings, Henry.

Embrace.

I better go.

I am so sorry.

I love you.

Yeah.

I, I gotta go.

Choosing to land in the Hudson was a big If!

I have an emergency flight caused by malfunction.

Roger that.

Looks like hydraulics.

Sir, we need to watch out.

Running a control test.

We need altitude.

Dallas tower, this is TACY 11 with flight control.

Roger that, turn left for 2-2-0...

unable.

Okay, proceed straight ahead for runway 21.

21, pacing out!

21, increasing speed.

1, you look free to fly, no trace of smoke.

Roger that 2.

I copied, I approach runway 21.

Following you in.

We're heading 0-2-0.

5 miles out, Sir.

Alright, give it a 3.

TACY 11, check air speed.

Thanks tower, but i can't control.

Avoiding to stall.

1, check your heading.

Or not gonna make the runway!

I got it.

That was a hell of a landing sir!

I didn't think we're gonna make it!

I'm gonna start charging you for this stuff,

alright?

Hear me?

Hey, let me know if you need anything.

TV:
But what still seems so hard to believe

is that everyone aboard the plane survived...

including 2 shivering babies who were found

in a life wreck.

Hey!

Ah! Is, is that you?

- Are you the pilot? Sully? That is you, right?

- Yeah!

Hey, it's a pleasure to meet you.

That was,

that was unreal what you did the other day.

That was really something.

It's a real pleasure to meet you, you know? We...

we invented a drink after you, as soon as it happened.

Ain't that right Manny?

Yeah yeah, you did! In fact I'd take one.

The Sully! It's a...

It's a shot of Grey Goose, with a splash of water.

- Right, guys?

- A splash of water!

Hey!

Listen!

To January 15th!

Best day at the year!

- To Sully!

- To Sully!

Hey Pete?!

Sully's here, and he's there!

Yeah Pete.

He's everywhere!

Like a real hero!

Right?!

- Keep it coming, Paulie. I'll see you all at 1!

- Agreed.

101 people on board, Captain.

That's the report sent for us by the DW.

Alright, thanks. Roger that.

Alright.

We're heading out for Teterboro

on midtown Sub-7.

I cannot believe you have de sack to say that...

that's literally like it mean

the entirely city to think.

I'd say it again, Dennis Eckersley

is without question...

the greatest really pitcher

in the history of baseball.

Are you blind about the lay kick,

is that what it is?

Or is it the mustache?

You're just jealous he was never a Yankee!

- Jealous!?!

- Oh, please. Yeah!

Brace!

Heads down, stay down!

It's ok.

Stay down!

I don't wanna die!

Evacuate!

Grab your life vest please!

Opening front end door.

As exits are usable,

move forward to the over wing exits!

Move forward.

Move forward to the right that's your exit door.

Sir, evacuate the plane right now!

Calm down, you'll be fine!

Here, it's gonna be bitter out there.

Jump!

Jump!

Oh my god!

- We have to jump.

- No, no Wait!

- Can you see this?

- Yeah.

Jesus Christ, that's a plane.

- Employ that men over on a ladder, right away.

- Alright. I'm on it.

Mayday, mayday, mayday!

Coast Guard sect to York.

Channel 16, Thomas Jefferson...

We have a passenger airliner

in the north river...

We're in route, we will advise!

Let's go, Let's go!

Jimmy?! Jeff's still on that plane.

We can't leave him there!

We've got him. We've got him!

He will be okay!

Keep moving forward!

Follow the instructions!

Sir, Sir!

Can you come help us?

Everyone keep moving forward!

Over the wings!

All scenes of duty in trackin.

Plane down! We got passengers on the wings.

Approach with caution.

Put a blanket on her legs.

She needs a tourniquet.

You're gonna be fine honey, go slowly.

Go slowly!

Blankets.

Wrap this around her leg, make it tight.

It's so cold out here.

Starting approaching, we're nearly there.

Pick it up.

Alright

3. 2.

1. It's good. It's good!

Hold it right there baby, Come on.

Come on, one at a time.

We're gonna get everybody!

A little closer!

With a water temperature of 36 degrees

and a windshield of -5...

the surviving passengers of flight 1549

literally have managed to live.

You were great down there.

We have great good people coming your way,

alright?

50 yards. Go!

- I got you. You're ok. Alright!

- Ok.

- They said that one is still here. Come forward.

- Get off here!

Come forward!

You need to get off this plane, now!

Captain!

Captain, we have to go!

It's time to get off the plane, right now!

Alright. You guys go!

Go!

Be right behind.

Sully, we gotta go!

Everybody's okay!

Help is on the way.

Whoever has miraculously survived this falling

from the sky into the icy Hudson...

has about 300 of New York's finest

ready to help them...

The only question remaining is:

Will it be too late?

In Manhattan, Bobby Cuza, New York 1.

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Todd Komarnicki

Todd Komarnicki (born 19 October 1965 in Philadelphia) is a playwright, director, producer, screenwriter, and American novelist. He resides in NYC with his wife, Jane Bradbury, and their two children. more…

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