First Time Watching *Society Of The Snow* (Heartbreaking True Story)
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Some Of Yall Doing Absolutely Too Much Over Me Saying “It’s Spanish”. Usually I Don’t Pay This Stuff No Mind But With The Amount Of Likes And That One Comment Ima Speak My Piece Real Quick. I Don’t Have A Problem With It Being Spanish Nor Am I Disgusted By It Being Spanish. I Have 2 Movies Up My Channel Thats Already Spanish Films. Dont Assume Or Think I Only Know American Films Just Because Im A African American Who To Yall May Not Have Broad Filming Experiences. Ive Seen Movies From Many Countries So Keep The Negative Comments About Me Saying Two Words To Yourself . If You Gonna Come To Complain Then Dont Watch It. Criticism And Negative Comments I Can Take But To Think All I Know Is American Films Maybe Due To My Race And Culture Kinda Piss Me Off Ngl. But Yea I Said What I Said If You Dont Like What I Say Dont Watch It!!
that's still not an answer as to why watch it in english, instead of its original language. but it's okay
i dont think anyone that make those coments thought about you as a "A African American Who To Yall May Not Have Broad Filming Experiences" (tho you deleted the coments so i cant know, if they say that then fuck them). instead they saw it as we are latin americans wo usually our storys dont get to the big screen. The most popular movie about the miracle of the andes is "alive" who is a movie so cleary American and they didnt pay attention to the culture, thats why we love that the director fight for the movie to be make with uruguayan or argentinian actors and in Spanish, cause the laguage had a cultura backround that for all of us make the movie perfect.
I explain this so you can understand that the coments come from the constant latin rage of being missrespected and belive me when i say every reactor that had seen it in dub has recive the same coments.
Anyways, this does no justified how they treated you, is your right to seen the movie with the laguage you want, the dub was make to be listen and it make me sad if this become a bad experience for you.
Good reaction girl, srry for the bad english and i hope you dont get more bad coments.
@@franx7471 Thank You For Explaining I Do Understand I Do. It Wasn’t A Bad Experience I Had A Good Time Watching Its My New Favorite Movie Honestly It’s Just The Comment The Person Made Thats Alll. Thanks Anyways
@@hazelscherbatsky5040 Well At Least I Have A Channel That I Put The Work In For All By Myself Instead Sitting Behind A Screen Talking Shit & Criticizing Other People Work That I Cant Do … You Dismissed ✌🏽
@@hazelscherbatsky5040 3099 Other People Didnt Think So Tho So Move Along Thanks For The View Tho 😘!
Except for Javier who was 36, the survivors were aged from 19 to 26. Carlitos was 18 at the time of the crash but turn 19 on the mountain. The only younger person than Carlitos who was on the plane was Carlos Valeta who was about 3 months younger than Carlitos.
Ohhh My!! They Were All So Young. In My Age Range
Note while watching the movie: the Andes is the longest mountain range in the world, and runs pretty much the length of the west side of South America... including Chile and Argentina.
Oh My I Did Not Know That 😩. Thank You For Telling Me
@@destinyshabriaand if you want to be more accurate, it is the South American part of the very long American Cordillera, going from Antarctica to Alaska.
@@rlk3490 Ohhh Wowww It Stretches That Long? Wow !!
it makes sense why they couldn’t go above the mountain because the plane they were on was nicknamed “lead-sled” meaning the plane didn’t have much power to go over the mountains and had a limited altitude which is why they have to travel south where the mountains are lower
That Sucks 😭. I Read That In Real Life The Pilot Misjudged The Weather And Crashed Into The Mountain Instead Of Flying Close Into The Mountain Like In The Movie
Los Andes son la segunda cordillera más alta del mundo después del Himalaya, y el avión no era de los más potentes. No olvides que era 1972. Lo que ocurrió fue que los pilotos no se dieron cuenta de que el viento les había retrasado, las nubes les quitaron visibilidad, y se metieron en plena cordillera cuando ya creían haber salido. Por eso el piloto dice "Pasamos Curicó". Él creía que se habían estrellado en Chile.
Se llevaron con ellos la brújula del avión. Diez años después, Canessa la conservaba.
¿Idea mía o ella no capto mucho la película? 😅
@@Danica22si lo capto y le gusto. Nunca había escuchado sobre la historia y lo recomienda.
No casó una creo , además de no estar en idioma original eso le quita la gracia del video. En momentos pensé que el video estaba en pausa , la chica ni se movía . Fue una reacción sin reacción . Malo malo el video
I'm sure somebody already told you this too but they made Numa the narrator so that we would not forget those who died on the mountain.
Yeaa That Makes Sense I Just Didnt Think He Was Gonna Die. I Liked Him
I'm sure they already told you but that's not physically possible to fly that high. Just because we have airplanes doesn't mean we have control over the atmosphere and all of the weather cycles. There are some things planes cannot do.
I wanted to add that the people in the plane are all friends and family of the players so it wasn’t a commercial flight, the only person who didn’t know the team was a woman who was offered a seat last minute because she was going to her daughter’s wedding.
Oh My That’s Sad She Unfortunately Never Made It 😭. And Yea When I Watched It The Second Time I Figured Out It Wasnt Commercial
@@destinyshabriaThe worst and most horrifying part of that woman's story is... The survivors all remember her because she was in horrific pain the first night, she spend hour after hour all night long screaming...
@@romoreyes2557 Ohh Mann They Can Probably Still Her Screams Sometimes Even Til This Day 😭
8 of the survivors had cameos in the movie. Coche is in the background at the bar. He died in 2023 but got to view the movie before he died. Nando is the guy who opens the door for his family, TinTin and Moncho are also at the airport. Roberto plays a doctor, Gustavo is the rugby coach, Carlitos plays his own father ie the man who reads out the list of survivors and Daniel plays the priest’s assistant. Javier died in 2015, the other 14 are still alive and all aged in their 70s.
That’s Sooo Cool
Love To See It !!!
I see the similarities with Lord of the Flies but at the same time, they’re different. The lord of the flies showed the kids turning against each other and letting go of their humanity while the people in society of the snow prioritized working together for their survival and holding on to their humanity despite the things that they had to do to survive.
Also, I would like to share with you some passages of the book where Gustavo Zerbino (survivor) narrates Arturo (the philosopher) and Numa’s death:
"ARTURO NOGUEIRA died in the arms of his best friend, Pedro Algorta, after I kept him alive manually for two hours. He was still up there in the hammock, where he had been since the crash, but I brought him down to the floor because he was too cold up there. I gave him artificial respiration for those two hours, pressing on his chest so he could breathe. But when I reduced the pressure he felt that he was going to die, that he was about to slip away, and he was scared. So I grabbed his hand and held it for a few seconds and then slowly let go of it, but when I loosened my grip he told me, ‘Please don’t leave me,’ with that same hand squeezing mine weakly. I said to him, ‘Easy, Arturo, easy,’ and I began stroking his hand again. When I started to let go of it very gently so that he could go in peace, he grabbed me again and begged me, ‘Don’t let go …’
This happened three, four, five times, and I told him: ‘Arturo, let yourself go in peace, I won’t leave your side. Pedro is here too, but you have to let go, it’s time to go.’ He kept breathing because I was compressing his diaphragm, giving him breath artificially with my hands. ‘Let go, Arturo,’ I begged him, ‘you’ll see that it’s better for you.’ That last time I whispered it right in his ear, and I finished by kissing him on the forehead, until finally he accepted it and he went. He went in peace because he had finally let go of his fear. For that reason he didn’t call out any more to me, and he held his hand out to touch me one last time and then let it rest on top of mine.”
Gustavo about Numa:
"I always remember Numa up there, full of despair, when he told us that he would rather die watching the sky, walking, instead of ending life immobilised in a cave of broken metal. For that reason, after the avalanche, he kept digging and removing snow without rest until he burned himself out with exhaustion. He always thought that his time had come but he wanted to work until the final moment, doing whatever he could to help. I cared for him all those days; I saw how he was hurried to the brink of death, with no defences, getting one infection after another. I went up to him and first I gave him a kiss on the cheek to greet him and asked him how he was doing. He just stared at me with a kind of infinite peace. He never complained. But Numa was quickly deteriorating: from that physical strength and vigour he had had at the beginning, he finished as a skeletal dying boy. He held on to his characteristic qualities until the end though. He was that same stoic guy when he was strong and when he was wasting away. I have always felt that he gave his life to hasten the final expedition. He, who was so intelligent, realised that he would be the catalyst for them to leave on that walk. It was his way of fighting back against the tragedy we were living through: not meekly accepting what life gave him, but setting his own goals and fulfilling them, until his dying breath. When he died, they found a little piece of paper clutched in his fist, where he had written, ‘There is no greater love than giving your life for your friends.’”
Wow That’s Amazing I Loved Reading That Thank You. And You’re Small Similarities To Lord Of The Flies But Bery Big Differences. I’m Glad They Worked Together And Kept Their Humanity I Think Thats Why So Many Made It Out Even Tho It Couldve Been More I Think Thats Why A Big Number Of Them Made It.
I thought that that was the saddest part of the book. I cried when Gustavo described Arturo’s death.
@@Zozette27 me too I was sobbing 😭
Great reaction Destiny, thank you 😊👍 I have watched 4 times and still cry😢😅😮
Aww Thank You And Awww Sorry To Hear About That. It Was A Sad Movie Yes I Almost Cried But I Managed To Keep It Together. My Eyes Wouldve Been Burning After Crying With All That Light
Why are you laughing in the thumbnail photo??? that didn't make me want to watch the video. Sorry 😥
I’m Not Laughing That Dont Even Look Like A Laugh Thats Me Being Distraught 😴
Find out at what age your grandfather had his first job, started smoking cigarettes and his first marriage, then you will understand that 50 years ago people did not have prolonged adolescence, at 18 years old they were young men and women, but they were men and women, not teenagers.
The Difference Between Now And Then. At 18 I Was Doing Some Of That But I Actually Still Looked Like A Child I Always Got I Looked Younger Than 18 And Never Over. I Smoked Here And There But Not Really And Didnt Drink So I Still Looked Youthful At 18. Which Is What Im Saying They Had To Have Been Grown Because Of The Things They Were Doing But Youre Right Being 18 Back Then Is Different Than Being 18 Now
They were in they early 20s, but in 1972 people looked older.
Lmaoo Yeaa That’s True
If you have the chance you should watch it again in spanish, the acting was amazing.
Yea I Will Watch Over In Spanish I Surely Will
@@destinyshabriaI second this recommendation. The movie was made by Uruguayan and Argentinian actors, their accents is the same as the 45 passengers on that plane and they use the slangs of 1972. It doesn’t matter you don’t understand Spanish, you’ll hear their accent and their emotions. It hit different when you watch the movie in Spanish. Bayona and Vierci took care of small details like this.
Happy Tuesday Destiny! I hope you have a wonderful day. Stay safe, take care and stay amazing.
Hello And Thank You. Enjoy The Rest Of Your Week !!
@destinyshabria You're welcome and you too
Thank You@@bigrob1987
You didnt miss Javier's dialogue about his wife and why he kept going, did you?
No I Didn’t I Heard Him . I Was Gonna Include It In The Video But I Decided Not To Use That Whole Scene. It’s Truly Sad Tho I Thought It Was Messed Up That Only One Of Them Could Make It And Not The Other, Otherwise They Both Wouldnt Make It 😭
That Scene Was Actually One Of Favorite Scenes Looking Back At It
I really enjoyed your reaction. Thank you for choosing this movie. I highly recommend looking for a behind the scenes feature called "Who we were on the mountain." I have been so inspired by this story I'm beside myself.😅 I bought the book from Audible and it's just as good as the movie. It's laid out a little differently, but the details are the same. The book is a different experience than the movie in that the movie shows us start to finish what happened for all of them whereas the book tells the story from sixteen different perspectives. I consider the book a companion piece to the movie.
Thank You For Watching I Appreciate The View. I Appreciate Your Enjoyment It Means A lot. Yess I Should Buy The Book On Audible I Bet It’s Amazing. I Will Check Out The BTS Feature Because I Did Really Like This Movie.
it was a smaller plane, it couldn't flight over the tallest parts
I Know That Sucks 😭😭
Note while watching the movie: it was not a commercial flight, it was a private charter flight with the Uruguayan Air Force. The team chartered it, and filled the rest of the seats with family, friends, team supporters and anyone else who would buy a seat.
Ps. The film is so much better watched in the original Spanish, the voice over actors are okay, but the way the actors deliver their performance can be much better appreciated in Spanish.
Yeaaa I’ll Check It Out In Spanish And I Noticed It Wasnt Commercial The Second Time I Watched It. I Watched Again After This Reaction The Next Day After Filming This And I Realized It Wasn’t. I Initially Thought It Was Commercial
The odds of your airliner crashing are _way_ _way_ less than 1 in 10 thousand.
True
It wasn’t a commercial plane, it was an air force plane. those planes couldn’t fly above the mountains. they decided to fly with an air force plane because it was cheaper for them, and they also invited friends and family and sold tickets to other people because they had to fill the plane. also remember this happened in the 70s! not the same technology.
the error here is that the pilots had to turn when they reach Curico (city in Chile) and for some reason (human mistake some say) they turned way before when they were still crossing the mountains. and the pilot, when he was about to die, tells them that they passed Curico (that’s why they turned) but he was wrong.
as a matter of a fact that were not even in Chile. they were still in the argentinian side of the mountain.
but they all thought they were in the chilean side because of what they pilot told them. that’s why they decided to walk to chile. it took them 10 days to get to chile, but if they had known they were still in argentina and if they had walked to the argentinian side they would’ve reached civilization faster, they were 14 kilometers away from a hotel in the argentinian side.
Awww Mannn That Sucks 😭. If Only They Knew They Could’ve Been Saved A lot Sooner 😩
Si escuchas a Parrado sabrás que eso de llegar al lado Argentino es una falasia que se repite mucho, tenían que cruzar tres ríos muy caudalosos, y además el hotel estaba cerrado hace años.
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The pilot miscalculated how far the plane had flown and turned north too soon so they crashed off the route they were meant to be on. They hadn’t passed Curico, which the dying pilot had told them. They thought that they were in Chile but actually they were still in Argentina.
Right I Read That When Looking Up The True Story Smh 😭
Check out Gangs of New York! You will love it. Subbed!
I Seen It Like Once Before. Do You Any Other Recommendations? And Thanks For The Sub 🙏🏽
Where is the Hard Candy reaction?
You said it was added to the list 2 months ago
Yea I Did I Said I Would React To It I Never Said When. It’s Coming Soon I Have Other Things To React To That I Already Planned To Watch Long Before I Said I Would Watch Hard Candy But It’s On The List And It’s Coming. Please Be Patient Sir It’s Coming Soon
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All we're saying is we really would've rathered you watching it in Spanish since the english dub has terrible acting and absolute lack of emotions, thats it
Yeaaa It Did Lack Emotions But I Still Liked It. It’s My New Favorite Right Now But I Will Rewatch In Spanish Tho
I really think you are doing the people who put efforts into the English dub a disservice by automatically dissing their work. I too prefer to watch the original language with sub titles but the first time I watched this the version that came up was the dubbed diversion. I'm here to give everyone of those doubling actors credit because they put their heart and soul into it and we shouldn't just be slamming them or anybody who appreciates this version.
@@user-nt8lq4rp3z Heart and soul? Did you really see the dubbed version? The screams, the crying, the yelling, none of that has any energy, any heart or soul as you call it, it almost sounds like they tried to be as calm as posible, when they fix Alvaro's leg right after the crash, god that "scream" of pain made me cringe
@@user-nt8lq4rp3zDiana, las actuaciones en español están muy bien. El director hizo el esfuerzo de poner detalles en los diálogos que solamente pueden apreciarse en el idioma original. Se han tomado tanto esfuerzo, que merece ser vista en su lengua original. Al director le costó muchos años conseguir el dinero para hacer la película porque no era en inglés. No es solo una lengua y otra lengua. Es todo lo que hubo por detrás para que la película fuese filmada en la lengua de las personas reales. Hay que verla sin doblaje.
Comment And User Blocked Cus I’m Not With That Negative Shit On This Channel. Yall Can GTF On Somewhere Else If Yall Came To Insult Me .
English dub = hard pass.
If you liked this movie. Then you should check out the 1993 version "Alive" .. same exact true story.
Yess My Mom Told Me About It I’m Gonna Check It Out Either Today Or Sometime This Week
Not really, ALIVE has another perspective on the same story. Much more "heroic" and unrealistic, so to speak.
@@rlk3490 Oh Ohk Thanks Ima Check It Out To See
Alive is very americanized, with false names etc. The survivours said The Societi of the Snow is the real deal
@@chiaraserrano6 Yeaa I Know I Read That When I Was Searching The Real Story