London Premiere Of 'Sully' At The BFI Imax

The transcript discusses the initial reactions to a news event, perceived as incredible and potentially a movie role. The full story was understood through a screenplay by Todd Komarnicki. Observations during the rescue operation are shared, including public perceptions of the event as a potential terrorist attack. The outcome was positive, with no casualties, leading to reflections on the social contract and its current state.

What did the speaker learn about the story after reading Todd Komarnicki's screenplay?

What was the initial reaction of people witnessing the plane flying low over Manhattan?

How did the day of the rescue turn out compared to the initial fears of a terrorist attack?

What was the significance of the phrase 'Great people get great things' in the context of the rescue?

What does the speaker imply about the social contract after the events of the rescue?