1. I thought that a story about a hero saving lives could be photographed, but the whole film focused on the psychological line, the unanimous praise from the outside world and the accusations of the investigation team caused twists and conflicts, the captain went from self-affirmation to self-doubt, And then to the final self-affirmation, exciting. After listening to the recording, Sally's line I'm just so damn proud brought tears to her eyes. Plain narration is much more moving than dog-blood sensationalism.
2. Several tears: - Sally got off the plane, the first thing is to ask the number of people injured and confirm the number, "155 people, I want this number". When the union president told him the total number was 155, Salileo repeated "155...155" twice in a trill. - When the rescue boat is at full speed, close to the aircraft. "Stop for me, baby," the captain muttered, and the music was gentle and warm.
3, the role of the list. The checklist was first used in aircraft driving, and this time it is more profoundly reflected in the film. When encountering an accident, the co-pilot starts to operate the checklist one by one. At this critical juncture, like a brain plug-in, he clearly and clearly gives you instructions. Let you not even worry about panic. It can be said that the list is a wonderful invention of human beings. Munger borrowed the flight checklist and made a list of misjudgment psychology, saying how many mistakes can be avoided if people can check each time against the misjudgment psychology list like a pilot. (See "List Revolution" again)
4. Professionalism is the highest virtue.
5. There are various factors in the miracle birth, and none of these factors are indispensable: - Accurate judgment based on sufficient experience of the captain, calm cooperation of the co-pilot - Effective evacuation of the crew and orderly evacuation of passengers - There are boats nearby on the river , can arrive at the accident scene as soon as possible - other rescue ships arrive in time
6. Tom Hanks has an amazing voice. Listening to the middle school listening class repeatedly listening to the "Sleepless in Seattle" tape, I still clearly remember that the first side of the tape was jingle bells jingle bells, and I remember lying on the bed in the East Room with the lights turned off, listening and imagining the scene of the movie. I have been obsessed for more than 20 years now. When the first second narration of "Captain Sully" came out, he was instantly brought into his world.
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