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This September, Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanksjoin forces to honor a hero and a miracle. Presenting our exclusive art for Sully Movie, filmed almost entirely with IMAX cameras.
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This September, Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanksjoin forces to honor a hero and a miracle. Presenting our exclusive art for Sully Movie, filmed almost entirely with IMAX cameras.
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This September, Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanksjoin forces to honor a hero and a miracle. Presenting our exclusive art for Sully Movie, filmed almost entirely with IMAX cameras.
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182. Sully
Director : Clint Eastwood
Cast : Tom Hanks, Aaron Eckhart
I believe, "When everything's perfect, classics are born". Sully for me, is the latest example for this. When Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanks join together to make a movie, you can never expect anything less than a wonderful journey filled with emotions. The minute expressions that Tom Hanks delivers passes these emotions right to you and once again he proves why he is loved by many. The Cinematography, Editing, Sound Design, Dialogues, VFX - everything is amazingly done in this. Some shots are just too beautiful to be put using some adjectives. The credits scene with the real passengers and the real hero, "Captain Sullenberger" behind the incident of the Hudson river was also nice. To put it simply, this is another Clint Eastwood magic. Must watch!
9/10
US adult audiences turned out in droves this weekend to see Sully, director Clint Eastwood’s dramatization of the so-called “Miracle on the Hudson”. The film took $35.5m, according to studio estimates on Sunday, surpassing expectations by around $10m.
Tom Hanks stars as Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, who made an emergency landing of US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River in 2009, minutes after taking off. In addition to showing Sully’s feat, the film explores the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigation of the landing.
Both audiences and critics responded strongly to the taut drama – Eastwood’s first since American Sniper. An estimated 80% of those who turned out were over the age of 35, according to Warner Bros.
“This is the kind of sophisticated drama that is the antidote for older audiences to the youth-driven blockbuster stylings of the summer season,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for the box office tracker comScore.
“It proves that going to the movies is not just a youth-driven habit. Older audiences love to go to the movies as well and Sully is exactly the kind of movie that can bring them out.”
According to comScore’s PostTrak audience survey, 39% turned out because of Hanks. Dergarabedian said that for stars that number is normally in the single digits.
“The movie sells itself,” said Warner Bros distribution executive Jeff Goldstein. “Clint Eastwood is the master of being understated … He always wants the film to speak for itself, and it did.”
Goldstein was also struck by how well the film, despite its New York story, played in all areas of North America.
The Warner Bros film cost a reported $60m to produce and is the first to be shot entirely with Imax cameras: the 375 Imax US screens accounted for about $4m of the total this weekend.
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