Sully Gets Hugged | Sully (2016) | 1080p BluRay HD

Sully (Tom Hanks) receives a hug.

Prospective nominee for:
Best Actor, Tom Hanks
Best Picture, Sully
Best Director, Clint Eastwood
Best Supporting Actor, Aaron Eckhart

This movie's quite recent, so there are no major writings on it, but here's my favorite review of it for you guys:

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Director: Clint Eastwood
Writer: Todd Komarnicki

Actor:
Tom Hanks as Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger
Aaron Eckhart as Jeffrey Skiles

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[stephenbarringer]

What I find most moving is how Sully mistakes her disbelief at how small his request is for being put out by it, and how he immediately apologizes thinking he's asked for too much -- that's true humility.

[jtkirkfan]

The humility of a person who is still in the "I was only doing my job, " mode of thinking.

[JoseChavez-ctdb]

The way she looks at him; with such adoration.
It's like a rock star god is standing in front of her, and she's the band's biggest fan. Love it!

[NoriMori]

I love the disbelief in her voice when she says "Dry cleaning…?" _He_ thinks that she's thinking "That's too much", but what she's _really_ thinking is, "That's too little! That's all you're gonna ask for?!" She seems genuinely confused by such a minor request. XD

[opl]

you know how you can tell a movie is good...? When random excerpts from it makes you want to watch the whole thing.

[Ares]

I like how his baffled 'What just happened" comment shows that, at this point in time, his achievement hasn't sunk in yet. To him, this praise and admiration came out of left field.

[AlanCanon]

That hug was how we all felt that morning.

[varshap]

No one could ever play the role of Sully only Tom Hanks ..just love to see him every role and huge respect for Sully!!

[hothotheat]

Considering hundreds onboard and thousands on the ground weren’t hurt, a hug is the least he deserves.

[kxmode]

I think true heroism is doing something extraordinary and not realizing it as such.

[mysticdragonwolf]

During the wildfire of Colorado in 2013, I helped in evacuation of people from path of the fire.

I met and interacted with thousands of people

1-2 weeks after, I was approached by 3 people who thanked me for helping them and If there was anything I needed, they would give

I was taken aback at first

But

Seeing we were at a bar, I jokingly said, “I can never say no to making new friends, seeing I’m new in the area; maybe show me around and get me aquatinted with the area?”

The stunned silence made me think I asked too much.

They not only helped me settle for the time being, I became the family friend and even got invited to weddings.

Though I no longer live in Colorado- kept in contact and game together

It wouldn’t be till this movie, Sully, did my gaming friends pointed out this scene is what they felt for me

Sure, I gave first aid, water, and went door to door forcibly evacuating families and sometimes yelling at them for the sake of their lives to leave their homes — no different than the other people — yet somehow I stood out from the rest

Even now - still somehow don’t understand — yet I somehow understand

It’s a weird feeling

[NAc]

Honestly, that is how a hero should be treated.

[DocHolliday]

The look on the first officers face lol😂

[diegomayafotografia]

This is a nice little scene in a very solid movie about people coming together for the greater good.

[kalelsuperman]

these 2 and the rest of the crew were heroes

[SoloClone]

That was very touching, offered everything....anything... asked for dry cleaning

[strycian]

"What just happened?"

"You just got hugged by a total stranger and missed a chance to get laid."

[Lovely-Fishes]

Being Hugged is so Motherly esp when one misses her badly and when it happens at Random... Choose your Inspiration Wisely S❤️lly 🙏🏿

[itsjemmabond]

I don't blame her, I would have hugged him too.

[hibob]

Great Orlando-based actor Brett Rice in that scene. Gets cast in tons of movies and shows - usually as a Southern football coach