John Galka

You would be better off watching interviews with the actual people involved than watching the movie. The real people are much more interesting and more capable than portrayed. The wife was never in the pilot seat at any time and was smart enough not to interfere while her husband was busy operating the aircraft. They literally swapped out half the people who were white with people who were black. Not an issue if that's who they were, but I do not believe there were many (or any) black men or women involved in getting the family safely to the ground. Fortunately that inaccuracy does not effect the story. The gender roles appear to be accurate escept for the fact that the wife had no involvement flying the aircraft. This story needed little help from the writers. They should have just followed the flight records and recordings accurately. That would have made for a better movie in my opinion.

There is good and not good...and this is not good. Perhaps I have been misled, but I though comedy, by definition, was intended to be humorous. You may like the president or not, however, there are countless things that he says and does that are very funny. Repeatedly calling someone a racist, along with the millions who voted for him is not, and will never be funny. So just a suggestion, consider things that are actually funny.