Harling Mays strides into the hospital where Capt. Whip Whitaker
is waking up lucky to be alive after miraculously landing a
plummeting jet in the addiction drama "Flight," starring Denzel
Washington.  John Goodman's character Mays has a pony tail,
Falstaffian girth and a black bag of illicit substances for his
friend and very good customer, Whip (Washington). With his
sunglasses and earbuds blasting some dark Rolling Stones, he's
Dr. Feelgood by way of the Dude.  Like a number of people in
"Flight," Harling finds his way in the world with an out-of-
whack moral compass. And much of the R-rated film's heft comes
from director Robert Zemeckis and writer John Gatins' desire to
wrestle with heroism and moral ambiguity.  John Goodman and Alan
Arkin are the heads of the fake studio set up to make a fake
film in Iran in "Argo."<!--IPTC: John Goodman and Alan Arkin are
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