Hero's Victory, Vocation's Victory

Darion 2022-04-23 07:01:39

The theme of hero rescue is not new in Hollywood, but after reading it, I still feel full of positive energy and blood, and I am amazed by it.

There are two main ones:

First, the narrative style is concise, clear, focused and eye-catching. It adopts a reverse sequence narrative, the beginning goes directly to the ending, the onion is peeled layer by layer, and the audience is led into the truth layer by layer. This narrative method is relatively simple to use in words, but it is not easy to handle it so well with images.

The second is behind the victory of heroes, the victory of vocation and the victory of the rule of law. Captain Sully showed his professionalism in the whole incident handling, not only in the emergency response to the accident itself, but also in the aftermath of the incident, always caring about the passengers. This is the sacred duty of a captain. Like the captain in Titanic, he was the last one to wrap up, and he didn't leave until everyone was safe to leave, awe-inspiring.

This is the case in all walks of life. If the person in charge can truly step out of the personal ego and focus on the mission and accusation, this is the victory of the rule of law society and the victory of the social order.

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Sully quotes

  • [last lines]

    Elizabeth Davis: [At the NTSB investigation proceedings] First Officer Skiles, is there anything you'd like to add? Anything... you would have done differently if you... had to do it again?

    Jeff Skiles: Yes. I would've done it in July.

  • Sheila Dail: [cabin crew chanting] Brace brace brace! Heads down! Stay down!