We saw the movie Sully (with Tom Hanks) last week. You remember the story: U.S. Air flight #1549 was disabled at 2800 feet when both the plane's engines failed. Captain Chesley Sullenberger chose to land right on the Hudson River and saved 155 lives.
When real trouble in the form of a flock of birds hit his plane, he had just seconds to analyze and decide what to do. He brought his decades of experience and his best judgment to the decision, and he didn't back down under pressure.
People didn't get out of their seats until the credits were half over. I suggest you stay in your seat if you go see it, too, and you'll be glad you did :)
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