Society of the Snow Netflix Movie Review
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- ❄️ This is my Society of the Snow Netflix Movie Review. Brace yourselves for the heart-wrenching and tragic film on Netflix, directed by J.A. Bayona. Join me as we unravel the true story of Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, where tragedy struck and survival became a daunting battle against nature's harsh forces. Did you enjoy the trailer?
🏔️ In 1972, the ill-fated flight carrying a rugby team to Chile crashes catastrophically onto a glacier in the unforgiving heart of the Andes. Only 29 of the 45 passengers emerge from the wreckage, finding themselves stranded in one of the world's most treacherous environments.
⛰️ Tasked with surviving in the midst of extreme cold and dire conditions, the survivors are pushed to the brink. Forced to confront the ultimate test of human resilience, they resort to harrowing and unimaginable measures to endure, battling against nature's relentless fury.
🎬 Directed by J.A. Bayona, "Society of the Snow" unfolds as a gripping tale of survival, capturing the indomitable spirit of those faced with insurmountable odds and the lengths they will go to stay alive.
🤔 Share your thoughts in the comments below! Are you captivated by survival stories? What expectations do you have for 2023's "Society of the Snow"? Let's delve into this emotionally charged cinematic experience and discuss the human will to survive against all odds in this tragic yet compelling tale, starring Enzo Vogrincic and Agustín Pardella.
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The fact no one character stands above the rest is kind of the point. They were a team, and all equal.
I agree! I feel like we were able to get to know everyone more than in Alive
I was lucky to watch this in the cinema and the silence in the theater when the final credits roll out... we were all overwhelmed and emotional
Oh I’m jealous!!
I just saw it on Netflix😭😭
sorry if I wet your screen.
I got to see int in a cinema as well, and ooff, that made the experience 20x more intense
"Overwhelmed" 😂😂😂😂
Same experience . In montevideo .. deep silent walking out the theater
Alive was a great movie but had some hollywoodean touches. The real survivors have said many time they didn't see themselves in the way the story was told even if the facts were correct. But this new one is exactly how they felt. They had a screening here in Uruguay with the survivors and relatives of the deseased and they couldn't believe how good and touching it was for them. Also something important for us was that it was filmed with local actors so for us Spanish speakers this sounds extremely accurate because we are hearing our beautiful Uruguayan accent as it it.
..interesting you say survivors didnt see them selves as depicted, seeing as they all had input on the making..nando and conessa more than others...nando was present for most of the filming..this i know as i worked the show...something that was missing (imo) was a story line of what the families were going through and how some never gave up hope..i feel both should have been done perhaps 2 parts in order to do this..a miniseries...the ending of alive with john malcovitch was amazing ...either way, a story to be told..a story to be remembered
Funny…. A simple google search shows “the survivors” liked the flick 30 years ago…. It’s an odd trend.
@@gordonbrunner9429Nando and Canessa wasn’t in on the making of “alive”?
Heavy on the last part. ¡Por fin algo de español de verdad!
...both nando and conessa were in on the making of alive...both are in the movie in the begining as referees during a game@@urangmyphone265
There were 3 cameos, Carlos Paez plays his own father, he is the one who mentions each survivor twice towards the end. Roberto Canessa is the doctor behind "himself" (He is also a doctor and cardiologist in real life). And Nando Parrado (who crossed the Andes on foot with Roberto) is the man who opens the door for them when they enter the airport at the beginning of the film
I locked up on carlito Perez but not the others. Thank you for sharing.
There is actually 8 cameos according to the cast list. As you say Roberto plays a doctor, Carlitos plays his father and Nando is at the airport. However both Tintin and Moncho Sabella are also at the airport. Gustavo Zerbino plays the rugby coach, Daniel Fernandez is the priest assistant and Coche Inciarte is a bar customer. Coche sadly died last year.
I have watched both movies Alive and this one, but this is in another level. probably the characters felt more genuine due to native language but direction, cinematography, acting to score. Very intense very raw
A Powerful movie of survival, of plane crash, frigid weather, avalanche, hunger, loneliness, desperation, fear and death. Every frame was heartbreaking. Nandor had motivation to leave as he didn’t want to end up eating his mother and sister. And to have that strength to traverse the mountains in that weather with no proper experience and gears was just unbelievable.
As a Uruguayan, I'm well acquainted with this story. I've read the book, watched countless interviews and documentaries and this film does a stellar job of portraying the events that transpired on that mountain back in 72. Their actions are the epitome of heroism.
We know a lot about it here in Brazil. South Americans are all very familiar with the story. Nando Parrado has given several lectures here.
Is the book by the same name?
This movie deserves an Oscar!!
Idk if its bc i saw it recently (yesterday) but i feel like this film was the same if not a more heightened viewing experience than Oppenheimer all while NOT having the big names. And i LOVED Oppenheimer. Society of the Snow is a masterpiece.
I didn't rate Oppenheimer obviously a big event and the main cast gave amazing performances I just think there's something lacking with American and British cinema of late and I think it's more about directors and needing to place faces you've seen to many times plus the whole Hollywood left and right plane lists and b.s just turn me off from thinking or investing and even wanting to invest my time money and allowing anything to pull my heart strings doesn't come naturally anymore were living dystopian almost communist existences and the pretence doesn't work . This was a great movie and a change and it kind of reminded me of real people real times real troubles real press and how depending on yourself and the ones you know wasn't manipulated in every way possible now it's just you and your bank account and anything good coming your way in a glass box for the cunts to look at
I agree. This movie was definately the best adaptation of this tragic/ heroic story.
This movie was absolutely heartbreaking, I kept crying at so many scenes. So sad. But very very good movie 😭
As an uruguayan i have to watch this movie
Same.,! I cried a lot. 😢😢😢
That was exactly my feeling, nothing new was being put in (which is something I love because the story as it is is astonishing) but the way in which it was told was extremely impactful. I cried all through the movie. The director and actors did an amazing job. Easily one of the best movies out so far.
This was definitely better than ‘Alive’
Alive was great at the time but this movie really captures the sense of feeling trapped in a vast open space in a way Alive never did.
They can be climbing up through the Andes like little dots in the snow, but I felt the claustrophobia from the surrounding mountains
Wonderful cinematography and a wonderful homage to those involved
I thought ‘Alive’ is amazing, the actual crash moment was a lot better in ‘Alive.’ Also, the fact that Roberto Canessa didn’t have any facial hair, when he had a full on beard when they were rescued, takes a way a huge part of his identity and appearance; so I’m quite annoyed that they chose to make him clean-shaven. The there was a bit more emotion shown by the characters in ‘Alive’ too, whether it was fear, sorrow or anger at one another.
This film was really good and authentic, but I wish it took a little more of what worked in ‘Alive’ and used that as inspiration.
Still, this movie has a more human focus, and the cultural context is very important. You can't have American actors playing uruguayans, and if you do, make sure they don't move the straw of their mate.@@ILoveJahangeerAlso, it's good to give a voice to the ones who wouldn't be able to make it, because they were also very important in the story, in their friends survival. Numa is a good example of it. It was good of J Bayona to give the victims a name, whereas in Alive, they were just extras.
@@ILoveJahangeer Why would they use a film the survivors dislike as inspiration? 'Society of the Snow' was made to tell the true story in a respectful and realistic way. In the words of the survivors, 'Alive' is a fictionalised and very superficial depiction with stereotyped characters in which they've never seen themselves reflected.
@@ILoveJahangeerAlive sucked. They are laughing and joking a lot of times throughout the ordeal, like they are having a great adventure or a vacation in the mountains when the survivors have said in all interviews that every single day was hell and they didn't know if they were going to be the next one to die. The dialogue and performances in Alive are bland and weak.
You can say the same for Ethan Hawke, he refused to grow a beard for Alive. The 90s film is good but it's not accurate and it resorts to emotional manipulation. This one is brutal, has more heart, more human and it's an accurate representation of what these guys went through and unlike Alive, this one has the approval of the survivors.@@ILoveJahangeer
One of the best films of 2023 and as a Latino, I appreciate the casting choices.
I’ve seen both previous versions, Survive! (1976) and Alive (1993), Society of the Snow is definitely the best version of this true story.
FUN FACTS ABOUT THE MOVIE AND THE REAL LIFE EVENT:
The actor who portrayed the father of Carlitos Paez ( the guy who is listing all the names of the survivors at the end of the movie), is actually the real Carlitos Paez.
In his book, Roberto Canssa expressed profound sorrow over the passing of Numa, as it left a lasting impact on him. Because now the dead outnumberd the living.
I wonder why no one even acknowledges the fact that 3 real survivors are actually in the movie, interacting with their young selves
I just recognized Nando 😅 but 8 of them are in the movie
The survivors and some relatives of the dead ones made cameos
This movie deserves so many Oscars... this is cinema of the greatest kind! I watched it 4 times and I still find new details every time I watch it and when I go to sleep after I literally feel cold!
Did you ever wonder why they never light a fire?
@@dolaopposite In the movie it doesnt show but they did a fire several times with the little they had to burn. Specially they did it to grill the meat in special occasions (like to feed Numa, Gustavo and Maspons) after the first expedition where they almost died. And also in the tail of the plane they found a cocacola wooden box and they did fire those days between Parrado, Conesa and Tintin.
If you read Parrado's book and the Society of the Snow book you will see they did it several times. But they said after a few minutes of fire they felt even colder after.
@@dolaopposite nunca encendieron fuego pues lo intentaron y estaba todo húmedo con la nieve y lo que quemaran ya no podian recuperarlo, recursos escasos y ningún árbol a la vista!
I was waiting to watch this review after I watched the movie and after watching it, all I can say is...OMG. I cried so much, it was so hard to watch but I couldn't stop, it was amazing. Great review Austin!
An interesting side note: Nando Parrado (who crossed the Andes on foot) makes a very short cameo in this film. He the gentleman that opens the door for them when they enter the airport at the beginning of the movie!
Roberto also has a cameo in the hospital scene
I recognized him. I have seen one of his lectures.
Carlitos also made a cameo towards the end he played as his Dad, the man who was saying the names of the survivors.
I seen this with my family (all adults) and honestly the silence was so loud. At the end of it all we could say was wow! Must see movie and we better see Oscar nominations for this 👏🏽👏🏽
I just saw it tonight and also went into it only knowing the basic story, and I was so moved. Heartbreaking yet uplifting is a great description. Both of these aspects brought me to tears. It's definitely in my top 20 and maybe even top 10 of 2023 (I'm also counting it for 2023, haha).
Consider that some passengers involved in this plane crash had never encountered snow before. Just imagine how challenging it must have been for them to survive in extreme cold conditions when their plane crashed in a snowy mountain.
Alive was one of the books that made such an impression on me growing up and when the movie came out I thought it was a fantastic interpretation. But, as I watched Society of the Snow today on Netflix, I couldn’t help but think it was on another level. Later I learned it was filmed where the plane crashed and at the same time of year, and I do think it made a difference. The casting, acting and cinematography are brilliant!
No es exactamente así, revisando comentarios en otros videos un usuario explicaba que fue rodada en España. Lo he buscado y fue filmada en “Sierra Nevada” que esta en Andalucía. Después por otro lado el director grabo varios días en el lugar del accidente en los Andes, todo este metraje fue pensado y usado para los fondos. Por lo que realmente estas en la geografía real, cosa que no sucedió en “Alive” que creo fue filmada en Canada.
Saludos!
‘Alive’ was filmed on the crash site too.
@@ILoveJahangeer No es cierto, se rodó en la estación de esquí de Panorama en Canada
@@taladrocule Ah! Perdon, entonces. En varios entrevistas los actores y director hablan de haber filmado en el mismo local y epoca del año del accidente, lo cual ayudo mucho con la interpretacion ? 🤔
@@eirule2530 No se de donde salio eso, pero de ser cierto se fumaron un buen verde
pd: no cuesta verificar la información, esta disponible para todos en .net, no por hacerse más inteligente que el otro, o por tener razón. Los actores pueden recitar la misa, hay miles de Making of donde se exagera y se miente para impresionar, ego de actores o que terminan creyendose su discurso para crear hype por la pelicula.
My grandfather always loved this story and he liked Alive. Wish he was alive to see this one. Just an amazing story.
Anyone thought it was fascinating that they lasted 72 days in ‘72 and they crashed on Friday the 13th of October?
When these souls crashed into a cold environment I was in my mother's womb safe and warm.
I can't imagine ever finding myself in a survival situation like them 😵
This show had me in tears i loved this show RIP to the people that die
I've seen Alive but it doesn't compare to this version and I've just found out that it was actually filmed in the exact location and same time of year that the crash happened. Certainly will stay with me.
They went there to take shots used for the background environment but it was really filmed in the mountains of Spain.
One of the best new films in recent memory easily! Very impactful... told in a unique way. With every person passing their name and age appears on the screen. Which to me makes it like every single person mattered and was accounted for. Never heard of this story for some reason... so this was all new to me. Very impressed!
Amazing movie. I hope it wins best foreign film at the Oscars
It's very deserving but it has stiff competition in The Zone of Interest.
Tear jerking many times, Oscar worthy!
Big fan of Alive but this movie goes more into the pain and psychological aspects of their survival. You see the decline physically and mentally realizing they are in their own. And it definitely deals with the moral compass of cannibalism. I’ve read some reviews that’s it’s too long. It didn’t feel like a 2.5 hr movie.
They were stupid because they were freezing to death while smoking cigarettes and nobody thought to light a fire lol
@@dolaopposite 😂 you are stupid thinking the fire would even last. It was too windy and there's no wood to burn.
Thanks for the review, I might not have watched it otherwise. I'm new to your channel and agree with your Top 10 movies for 2023, and love your style! so decided to watch. This movie left me breathless!
Much love!
just finished it and I'm bawling my eyes out
Deserves the Oscar
Just finished watching it...An incredible story.
This movie moved me greatly. Horrible situation and an incredible group of people. They arent monsters and i dont blame them at all for doing what they had to do to survive.
I actually did not know this movie was based on a true story until the very end with the real pictures. I thought it could be through out the movie but wow. The first 17 minutes blew me away on the quality and brutality of what happens.
I actually never saw any nudity so I don’t understand why it stated there was any. But that movie was incredibly good and so sad. The story of Numa took me by surprise for sure.
At the end while they are in the hospital is where there is some nudity. It's very brief.
I agree wholeheartedly. Loved this and first time I've shed a tear at a streamed movie in a looooong time.
Excellent review, as always! I found out about the true story behind this because of Yellowjackets that used it as a major inspiration, but this is so much more brutal... Bayona is a massively under-appreciate director.
Agreed! Love his work
Lost is better than Yellowjackets imo. Yellowjackets stole the 2 timelines formula and reversed it. The characters are more engaging and likable in Lost but as flawed. Lost was hard when being dripfed episodes weekly. However all in 1 go it's masterpiece. Much better than Yellowjackets. I saw both seasons but really don't like Yellowjackets, sorry.
Also 'Alive' is much better than this movie imo. The native tongue is nice to hear in this movie and it is good just feel Alive did the story better.
I loved the movie! A ten out of ten for me!
I watched both movies and this one is on a whole different level. Even the survivors loved it, as it tells the story in a much more accurate and authentic way.
One minor criticism is that some of the scenes and conversations might not be able to be fully understood by the audience. You'd need to be from either Argentina or Uruguay to do so. But other than that, the movie is a must watch.
I speak Spanish fluently and I myself had a hard time at first with the conversations.
I have watched both movies, a total of 9 books about this story, and a couple of documentaries. This is the best movie but I think the book ‘Society of the Snow’ is even better than the movie.
I saw both The Impossible (2012) and Alive (1993) before, the former in the theaters in 2012 (and years later on Netflix) and the latter in geography class when I was in school.
SOTS was a whole tier up for Bayona since The Impossible (which was already brilliant). And I guess there isn't even a worthy comparison against Alive, but hey that was 1993 so yeah.
Bayona and SOTS really deserve more praises and accolades 💯
It was just absolutely spectacular
This is easily one of the most emotionally devastating movies I have ever seen. That ending choked me up so hard.😢
Just finished watching it and I thought it was a great movie! I was so glad I watched this on Netflix. Definitely going to be a movie for the year.
In my opinion, It is the best movie of 2023.
exactly no one character stands out, that was the greatness and what all the relatives like. And you can see every passenger, passengers i didn't even know were there. Every victim was acknowledged, the idea is that even them, with their bodies, helped.
Looking forward to watching this weekend.
I’m literally watching movie before going on a plane
Pray for me…
Not a lot of movies make me cry. This one did
I love movies like this.I hope its going to be as good as Revenant , or The Gray
Almost same level of the gray. Difference is the survivors doesnt have the survivor skills that liam neeson have. And there are no greenery or wild life to consume. So for me, it's harder. I dunno 😂
I love your reviews man👍😎
You'd know it was the seventies, no food, proper drink or heat but by God did they have cigarettes. Probably helped save them. The best version of this I've seen, don't know who did the dubbing its so well done its hard to tell.
Great job describing this movie.
I was looking for your video on the family switch
The crash in Alive is diffeent, but also very harrowing, a must see
Only one word : "OSCAR"
goddamn your reviews are good
SUCH AN AMAZING MOVIE
You dont miss anything by not watching Alive. Its not the same story, hollywood took a book called alive, a book that just stated the facts no emotion,and turned it in to some hollywood flick, inserted melodrama and fist fights among the survivors and dumb shit about them falling thru the ice holding to a ledge and that dumd sort of thing hollywood uses all the time, and not happy with that, and the gore, they also disrespected the dead even further by changing the characters names to some generic names in spanish.
Did their singing at night after the warm up whiskey shot cause the avalanche?
Brutal. Brutal is the best way to sum up the entire movie in one word
Can't believe it's already 2024 movie review time
We ready
When is the tv series list dropping?
This weekend :)
Alive was better say the gringos yeah keep that for you
we need a berlin review
It was amazing
This movie was very good. Alive is also very very good. You should see the movie and read the book as soon as you can. Fantastic
Desperately waited for your end of the year best TV shows list but I guess it's not coming 😢
It’s coming :)
Awesome movie
You haven’t seen “Alive”? I would love to hear a comparison between the two movies. “Alive” was a pretty big deal when it came out.
I definitely need to check it out
I like that Alive better conveys who is who in the plane…. And uses visual language to understand the plane crash better…. This one the characters blend with each other in the beginning…. Nando’s mom for example has better characterization…. Also you can clearly tell who were the guys with the broken legs…. They totally omit the agonizing lady trapped under the seats…. She just mention her….
@@AustinBurke I think you'll be surprised by how similar they are...
Saw Alive in the theatre when it came out. It was devastating. This movie is excellent too. They are pretty similar. I found the crash sequence in alive a bit more frightening, if that is even possible. Alive is only available on DVD. I don’t think a bluray was ever released.
I saw 'Alive' in the theater back in the day. Loved that film!
this is good and bad becuase Uruguay will be more konown for this movie and this story in the new Generations but its sad It's sad that it's because of a tragedy. Greetins From Uruguay
This is also a Spanish film and dubbed into English
Good movie ♥️🥲
the crush sequence and the landing at Omaha Beach in Saving Private Ryan are the best sequences...
can someone explain to me the graphic nature of nudity in this film?
They show them showering at the end after being rescued. A tactful and appropriate use of nudity in a movie. They look extremely frail, it's impactful.
Hey did you see this movie before the rest of us? I feel like you weren’t clear about that.
This looks like a movie that is best served *COLD* 🥶
For those unaware of the survivors of this crash had to resort to cannibalism in order to survive til rescue came. I am just mentioning this for any audience members who’s constitutions maybe squeamish for this.
I thought ‘Alive’ was some made up movie used in the Simpsons episode where Marge has a fear of flying.
Am i the only one to wonder why they never started a fire?
They tried, but, everything was wet, and .. if you burn things, you destroy the only things you can use to survive
The original (Alive) was absolutely FLAWLESS! Can't wait to check this version out. Can anyone help me - where the hell can I find the original movie? I've checked so many streaming platforms, even to rent on CZcams....NADA!!!
I had to rent it on prime.
Alive wasn't the "original", the first one was the mexican Supervivientes de los Andes (Survive!) from 1976 based in the book of Clay Blair with the same name. Then, in 1993 came Alive!, based in the book of Piers Paul Read and now this one, based in the book from 2009 by Pablo Virci. Anyways, none is the original since the three are based in different books, of course, that they are similar since the three recall the same real-life event.
This dude hates the movie😂
Great review, thanks. I thought, apart from the opening and ending, this was pretty much a beat for beat remake of Alive! The tone was slightly different, and there was less of the extreme stuff that Alive had (the falling into a crevasse, the mad crew member), but I thought they were generally *very* similar. This one felt colder, and the trek to safety felt longer. What I missed from both of them was them not dealing with the public reaction to their survival technique.
It's not a remake bro
@@senero3121 Yes, it's not officially a remake, but I'm saying it *plays* more like a remake than most other remakes do (one exception being Psycho). Of course, it's based on the same story, so there will have to be similarities, but look at the differences between, say, A Night To Remember and Titanic - the latter is *clearly* not a remake and is a very very different film, based on the exact same event. My point is, this film *looked* like a remake - and a mostly very faithful one.
Alive is superb. And this is not that different to be fair, just told from another perspective.
But with rioplantense actors which was very necessary to tell the story appropriately
@@_bella2345this
Alive parecía una parodia. Los actores gordos hasta el final. 😂
WITHOUT Don Sergio Hilario Catalán Martínez (CHILEAN Arriero 🇨🇱) who was the hero who saved the Uruguayans. Neither the Spanish (film producer) nor the Argentinians and Uruguayans (actors) would have had a film (they would have no story to tell).
LONG LIVE CHILE! 🇨🇱, always helping the neighborhood!
Helping like in the Falklands
@@LuchoVallejs
En aquella época el general Galtieri (dictador argentino) en un discurso dijo que después que ganaren la guerra contra Inglaterra invadirían Chile. Qué querían entonces los argentinos que los apoyaremos a ustedes que nos querían invadir... ANDÁ!!
Más bien ellos lo encontraron a él... después de caminar 10 días...el hizo un acto humano hermoso pero los héroes son ellos mismos...
The movie was okay. Slightly better than Alive, but not by much. I think the issue is there is too much they can put in a movie about this tragedy to make it a 2.5 hour film. It should have been a miniseries with a solid 5 or more hours to introduce the cast, let us learn something about them, and show us what their families went through. Also, most of the ingenious ways they learned to adapt were not shown, such as making sunglasses out of plane parts to fight snow blindness, and using seat cushions as snow shoes.
Why didn't anyone use the 2 lighters to create a sense of heat? Smh
They tried, but everything was wet
That is why I had to stop the movie, I hated that they were lighting cigarettes and not a fire. It's stupid
Thought this is an "Alive" remake. Isn't it?
Oh, nvm...
This movie used to be called "alive"... not?
I guess I am a Hispanic of a certain age….. I like Alive…. Don’t have issues with “Americans” playing South Americans…. Though the crash in Alive was better in a way in which you can tell who is who when the chaos happens….
In 'Alive' they showed the pilot drinking mate while flying. I mean, come on, is garbage compared to this one
Your comment is totally unrelated to mine….
@@alejandromolinac se. Era pa otro
The crash must be chaotic, that's the point. Alive is an american adventure movie while this one is a crude story about surviving, like the real thing, it feels way more like how it happenned and that's why is better
Either the movie is dumb or the people were dumb because they were smoking cigarettes and not lighting a fire,, like wtf
with what wood in wet snow?
This is like the third version of this story. When is it enough?
-CRASH- players smoking and drinking and no one ever thought to build a fire 🤦♂️
it was extremely difficult to make a fire as clothes and wooden parts of the plane were wet.
This movie was basically the same as the old movie a little bit more gory!
Dude you have to see "alive" nothing compare to that .........