Sully

I recently watched <font color="#0000ff">a film</font> at cinema "Sully". It talks about a former military pilot, who succeeded in landing <font color="#0000ff">at</font> Huston river with a plane that carried 155 people.
It's nearly unbelievable to think that Sully saved all <font color="#0000ff" style="background-color: inherit;">lives</font> on board. Despite this incredible fact, the company he worked with <font color="#0000ff" style="background-color: inherit;">tried</font> to blame him, saying <font color="#0000ff" style="background-color: inherit;">that he could</font> avoid landing at the river because there was enough time for landing on the nearest landing field.
The company put him under <font color="#0000ff">lot</font> of pressure, trying to simulate the landing with computers and showing  him that he had enough time for a normal landing.
He eventually managed to show that he <font color="#0000ff" style="background-color: inherit;">opted</font> the best choice, because during the simulations, they didn't <font color="#0000ff" style="background-color: inherit;">consider</font> the human factors into account.

Thanks all!!!