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- Surviving was a group effort. #SocietyOfTheSnow, a movie from Juan Antonio Bayona about one of the most remarkable stories of the 20th century and selected to represent Spain at the Oscars® 2024 is coming to selected cinemas in December and to Netflix on January 4th.
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I will never ever complain again about being cold in my bedroom during winter after seeing this movie
It’s okay. You’re allowed to be upset about things while feeling empathy for others too. It’s strange how people think this way. Just be upset. It’s just fine.
Init bro 😂
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Outit bro 😂@@Usacalifornia606
It´s a film from Spain, in Hollywood they didn´t want to give money for this project because it was spoken in Spanish, until Netflix gave it its support, it took 10 years to make the project a reality, and it is clear that this film from Spain is a thousand times better than those of Hollywood, Spain has done it very well and transmits so much emotion and reality that it will win the Oscar for best foreign film
En EE.UU se pierden muchas películas por su disposición parasitaria a no ver peliculas en español.
@@facundoleandrogilsaravia5137 No me sorprenderia que la vieran doblada en ingles en lugar de los subtitulos
@@bubblegumlukkaLos estadounidenses miran todo doblado, a muy pocos les interesa el lenguaje original. Ni siquiera sería una pregunta para ellos, lo primero que hacen es cambiar al doblaje. Lo sé porque hablo bastante con estadounidenses y eso es lo wue expresaron todos. Obviamente hay excepciones.
Amén
@@scott_mccyou are a taylor swift fan, you cant say anything 💀
Just watched this on Netflix. What a masterpiece!! I hope this gets nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars
Who tf cares what some award company thinks of this? Just enjoy it!
@@destructionman1people who work on this movie do i guess😅
The original version of this already won best action sequence back in 1993. The move was named "Alive"
I dont understand why they made another. Alive was great. Netflix just making a knock off remake…I’ll pass.
Everyone should just watch Alive
@@canam2436 instead of looking to argue without having watched the movie, instead go and watch it and come back and THEN, argue all you want.
edit: and you have to know that netflix operates in other countries than the US, Alive was a full on american actors and producers while this one isnt.
This is the most insane survival story I ever heard about, and the film does it every piece of justice
También hay otra en Colombia: Una avioneta se estrelló a principios del 2023 en medio de la selva colombiana, y solo 4 niños sobreviven. Estuvieron 40 días perdidos en medio del amazonas colombiano, con un bebé de 11 meses incluido (los otros tenían 13, 9 y 4 años respectivamente). Pensaron que buscaban cadáveres, pero uno de los perros de rescate (Wilson) encontró un biberón🍼 y empezaron las esperanzas de que al menos dos habían sobrevivido. Luego el perro desapareció, y lo dieron por perdido (a día de hoy lo siguen buscando). Se cree que el perro había seguido el rastro hasta los niños, que estaban todos con vida, porque hay pisadas suyas siguiendo el rastro de los niños, que los encontró y estuvo con ellos un tiempo (una de las niñas hizo un dibujo en el que aparece el perro).
En Sudamérica fueron semanas en las que estuvimos pendientes de esto. Nunca voy a olvidar cuando dieron la noticia de que los habían encontrado, simplemente me senté en mi silla y lloré con una fuerza que me vino de adentro del corazón. Lamentablemente ahora son huérfanos, su madre murió en el accidente y fueron separados de su padre porque al parecer sufrían abuso de su parte.
Ojalá su historia siga mejor, les quedan muchos años a merced de otros hasta poder hacer su propio camino, ojalá no los separen, tampoco. Lo que lograron fue tan sorprendente. Un verdadero milagros
have you watched alive?
I saw Alive first back in the 90s. I feel sad that people have forgotten it and young people don't know about it today. It was fantastic.
they already made a movie about this crash like 15 20 years ago lol the original is so much better lol
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I just saw the movie. It is a true gem. I'm glad it's not a Hollywood movie. Being spoken in Spanish by Uruguayans and filmed in that country and in the Andes makes it more real. The photography is breathtaking and the music is truly wonderful. It's been a long time since a movie made me cry. Congratulations.
It was filmed in Spain, it is a Spanish film telling the story of the Andes
@@80jpvit was filmed in Montevideo and The Andes
It was film in Sierra Nevada, Spain overall and few takes in Los andes.
It was filmed in Spain bro
Filmado en Sierra Nevada, Granada (España)
I will say one thing:
WATCH THIS MOVIE RIGHT NOW
IT'S A MASTERPIECE
It really is! I CANT STOP REWATCHING IT! 😭
I just finished watching it and I have to agree
I’m going to watch it Now update later ..
It really is I'm obsessing over this film
@@freshevans Not go lie bro I smoked & watched something else 😂i was watching Power Book 3 mybad y’all I’m watch it frl & update
I’ve been obsessed with this story for years. Nando Parrado is my ultimate hero….he and all the other young men involved. To walk all that way in sub zero conditions, over mountains, after a head injury, coma and weeks of starvation and malnutrition, in basically gym shoes and two woollen jumpers….beggars belief what he and all of them achieved. Heroes, all of them
Well said ! The indomitable human spirit at its absolute limits. Absolutely inspiring.
No
@@zorilazbruh wut
My father actually met him after the incident while playing beach volleyball in Uruguay. He’s really a guy to look up to!
He's literally a gigachad in reality
Society of the Snow is worthy of an Oscar.
Society of the Snow is the first accurate film about the 1972 plane crash ("Alive" erased vital people from the story and changed the facts). It tells everyone's real names and stories and has a fully Uruguayan-Argentinian cast. The survivors and families of the deceased were consulted throughout the filming (and some of them make cameos in the movie). It was filmed in the real locations in Uruguay and the Andes. It is an extraordinary film and a respectful tribute.
Moreover, this film's protagonist is Numa Turcatti (who wasn't featured on Alive). So the two movies are very different.
(The survivors call Alive "the Disney version" of their story as it has a lot of inaccuracies.)
Wow
Thanks for the input. I’ll definitely check it out now 😊
If no one knows this by now
You belong under Patrick’s rock so he can crush you “SPIDERS NO SPIDERS! GET EM OFF ME!”
I remember watching a small doc on the story. Really crazy stuff
I was wondering if this was based on “ALIVE”. That movie has stuck with me all these years.
So glad to see this trailer finally released! I was part of the crew on advising and translator. What an experience to work out there for those few months! We worked with the families of survivors to make it as accurate as we could down to the conversations! What an honor it was.
Bet it’s gonna be awesome 🫶🏽
I wish so bad to have been in this production. So awesome.
its the human meat eaters?! its tasty? can i put it inside burger bun?!
You remade a classic movie nobody asked for and you probably risked your life😂congratulations. Anyone that once to see the proper version of this story watch Alive
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I'm from Poland, I knew about this story for years, read articles, watched a few documentaries, and watched the 1993 version but it's nothing compared to this masterpiece! Absolutely amazing film! One of the best survival movies ever made. The acting, the screenplay, the cinematography, the music, the special effects - all top quality.
One of the most beautiful words ever, it's exactly the line Roberto said (I remembered it from the documentary) that the bodies of their dead friends and loved ones, which they ate, were 'like the Eucharist, like the body of Christ, and gave them salvation - life'; and the second line from the movie that 'There is no greater love than to give one's life for friends'. Heartbreaking, but utterly beautiful and brilliant words! I totally agree!
If I were in a similar situation, I would also allow/give permission to my friends and loved ones to eat my body if it would save their lives. The body is only a packaging, what counts is what is inside, which this film also showed brilliantly - the spirit of altruism and love! And it is not talked about enough that our species has survived so many centuries thanks to mutual love and altruism, thanks to common faith and willpower to not give up even in the worst circumstances!
I also think that those who died in this tragedy, and were eaten, are still living - physically and spiritually - in the survivors! They gave up their lives and their bodies, so the others could fight and live!
The ending made me cry like a baby! It was so emotional, so touching and raw. This story is one of the most incredible survival stories of all time!! The movie needs to win an Oscar or we riot!
I felt the same way about this movie tule fascinating
Sister, this story hits me very deep to me and to us uruguayan people, your comment is magnificent, every single word of it, here we were told this story as kids, like a legend of ancient tales, but was reality. I am very thankful to all the team who made this movie with such a love and detail, but im also thankful to all the people like you out there who connected with maybe one of the most sacred events of my country, and, i can very proud say, of the whole world.
Thank you so much for your comment❤️🔥
Cheers from Uruguay!
You should check the 8 real survivors who appear in the film playing small roles! Specially like you say in the emotional last scenes, the man who says the names of last 16 survivors, he is playing the role of his dad, who was a survivor at Los Andes himself, and he says the name of his father (whom he plays😊) This gave me the chills! I Hope i have explained myself, I am spanish native speaker
The fact that I didn’t know about this story until I watched this movie a few days ago, is insane. I felt like I was part of the movie, it made me feel a little overwhelmed, but that’s how you know , the movie was so real , raw, powerful & it impacts you. I watched it 3 times now, they better win an Oscar. This movie was beautifully made
When I first saw this movie when it came out in the early 90s called” alive “it tore me apart that I had to get to Uruguay and meet them and I did and it was amazing and they are amazing I just picked up the phone and called them and they answered...love them... and one of the survivors father was the “artist of Uruguay” from Punta Del Este he has a famous museum there.…you can look it up...
This is precisely how I felt watching Bayona’s previous film, “The Impossible”. It’s raw and realistic and is effective at immersing in the story.
This movie is a masterpiece. 10/10. It made me cry my eyes out.
There is no greater love than that which gives one's life for one's friends.
this words made me cry
These are the words that Jesus told to his disciples before being killed on the cross. John 15:13.
Numa is quoting Him and reminding them.
This movie blew my mind. What they went through to survive and what a great artistic job they did on the film. So heartfelt. Absolutely loved this film.
I just saw this work of art and it should win the 2024 Oscar for best foreign film. I am Porteño and listening to the Uruguayan brothers speak filled me with pride and happiness. This movie is at the level of The Secret in Their Eyes. Very good work Uruguayan and Argentine actors. Congratulations Bayona. Pride of being Rioplatense.
If only Uruguayans weren’t racist scumbags
I think it's a shoe in for best foreign film at the Oscars.
@@CrazyMunky84 Strongly agree.
haven't seen this, but i find it incredible that this was submitted to the academy over Close Your Eyes. it would take a truly all-time great film to beat that out
It is a film from Spain and not from Hollywood, if this film is made by Steven Spelberg, they would give it 10 Oscars
This has to be the movie of the year. No doubt about it.
lol
@@vonryan9242 oh shut up. You probably think Barbie is the movie of the year 🙄🙄🙄🙄
It's easily my top 10 films ever, one of the best I've seen in years that's for sure.
Literally one of the best movies I’ve watched in my life.. I cried so many times.. hats off to the whole team who played those characters really well.❤
I cried too
Deserves to win the Oscar for best International film. I'm a huge fan, from Italy ❤
I'm happy that a Latin film of ours was nominated
So happy their story gets to be told again!! I lived in Uruguay for 4 years and got to meet Roberto Canesa at a South African function , he was invited because he travels there as he is a doctor. We spoke and he was so humble he actually said to me that he’s been through so much nothing fazes him anymore and he just appreciates life. He actually tried to rent out his house in Carrasco to us. Also got to meet Carlos Paez in Punta Del Este and he was also awesome to talk to and you could see how much love he has for his son Carlitos whom he never gave up on! I hope this film gets the accolades it deserves because honestly if I’ve learned one thing from it, it’s that the human spirit will always come in clutch when you need it the most! RIP to those who passed.💚💚🙏🏾
Definitely one of the best films I've watched in my life. The film is very immersive. It's as if you are one of the survivors. The cinematography is superb, it makes you realize that you are just a tiny speck in this vast world. It also teaches you to appreciate the simple things in life and how important it is to value and fight for your life and the lives of people around you. I cried a river.
I watched this movie today. It made me cry multiple times. And it’s very hard to make me cry.
I googled it afterwards to find out if it’s based on true story, and was shocked to find out it was.
Despite that it is very long movie , I didn’t feel how the time went.
5 stars from me.
I hope it has or will win few awards.
If you want to cry more watch Lion from 2018
Extra data: survivors were the first ones that watched this movie, and they praised it for the accuracy of facts!
There's also an older version movie of the story "Alive" (1993)
As an Uruguayan myself this movie really bring me to tears, I remember when I was a child my parents told me the story but not as accurate as the movie, I recommend everyone this movie to watch it.
la película no es tan precisa. Para mí, decae en cuanto muere Numa. Lo cual es irónico, debería haber sido el final el punto más álgido
@@GessAttiPues los supervivientes dijeron que era muy precisa… Vofi…
@@LautaroTessi Lo que ellos dicen es que por fin sienten que vieron algo parecido a lo que vivieron, más respetuoso (y también debe influir el hecho de que el cast es rioplatense y estuvieron estrechamente en contacto). Pero también le cambiaron cosas, algunas cosas que también le cambiaron en la de Viven, de hecho.
Si no te diste cuenta, es porque claramente no te sabés esta historia por fuera de lo que es el contexto de las películas.
This was the best film I have seen in ...years... decades? It was haunting and I had it in my head for a long time after it ended. I was surprised to find out it was so long. Because I lost myself in it as soon as it began. It did what all great art does, it allowed you to inhabit another life entirely for a time.
The best movie i have ever watched. I think the most positive thing about this story is that they gave hope to each other and survived & especially in such difficult situations where everyone is only concerned about their own lives, the society of the snow showed respect of human values and also sacrifice himself for humanity. Salute
I will also act realistically. If I was in a strange place with my child and I was hungry, what I would do is eat my child. Life is too precious.
You didn't watch the movie, did you?
Yes. Those are high class individuals. All are gems.
it’s always “wyd” and never “there is no greater love than to give one’s life for friends”
I wasn't expecting at all that this was what Numa wrote and it hit me hard 😭
😂
One of a kind. A truly immersive, visceral experience. It’s the kind of movie that makes you wake up early the next day and reflect upon it. I saw it three days ago without knowing the true story. The entire movie was like an ayahuasca trip in itself. I can't get it out of my head. The way the true story is told in this film will inspire generations to come.
Absolutely, the impact of the movie lingers in your thoughts for weeks. It's truly an amazing film with a captivating story.
“One of a kind”? Watch 1972’s Alive
@@BeverlyHighlandit's a very different film, despite being based on the same story. If you can't see that, oh well, sucks to be you. Have you bothered to watch both, or did you just jump on here to leave an arrogant comment because you needed the hit?
@@madeleinegrayson8372 I watched both. I’ve seen Alive multiple times. I actually watched it two months ago before I even knew this was a thing.
Best one!
I learned about the story in my early 20's. I have so much respect for them. I think their plight and overcoming what they did is one of the most moving things I have ever learned about. It truly left a mark on how I view life.
El grupo de sobrevivientes recibo el premio al "Sentido a la Vida " de Víctor Frankl que basó sus libros y teorías en su experiencia en el campo de concentración de Auschwitz
@@arielrossetti-uo6rsthank you for sharing that information, and how remarkable.
May God be with you all is what the pilot said
I couldnt imagined what they went through, what made this heartwarming is the fact that they never leave each other. They helped one another to survive. The strong helped the weak and the weak supported and gave hope. What a masterpiece! Salute to the survivors and to those who didnt make it! You are all heroes! I cried when the rescue came ❤
This movie was absolutely heartbreaking, I kept crying at so many scenes. So sad. But very very good movie 😭
I have just finished watching this movie. I’ve seen my share of movies in my life and I can honestly say that I’ve never been more captivated by a movie. Undoubtedly one of the best movies ever! A stellar performance by all involved. Their survival is a true testament to the resilience of the human race.
RIP to those who didn’t make it, but whose passing made it possible for their friends to live on.
Is the original language Spanish? Cause I got an English version of it. Should i watch it or wait for spanish lanuage release?
@@abuaiubansaryhamim7045 my Spanish isn’t good enough to watch it in Spanish, so I watched the English version. I don’t know if it’s available in Spanish.
@@robertdavis1084 I didn't find spanish option. i don't think it's out there yet. I like to watch in original language to get the real raw voice of actors. I use English subtitle for understanding.
@@abuaiubansaryhamim7045 the movie is in SPANISH I used English subtitles
I can't believe this film didn't win the Oscar for best foreign film😮
This is not a normal movie
This is masterpiece i
For anyone wondering, the song playing is "Adeline" by alt-j. Sooo good.
Recognized it immediately! Love Alt-J
Is there a version they cut for the trailer? It seems different.
@@damienfill9028 yeah I think they’ve tweaked it
So I’ve just gone down a rabbit hole. “Adeline” was inspired by a melody on Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack for “The Thin Red Line”. And Hans Zimmers’s melody in “Journey to the Line” on that soundtrack seems to echo a Melanesian song called “God, yu tekem laef blong mi”. I’m not 100% on the origin of the latter (some pages suggest it was composed by Zimmer, others say it’s a Melanesian song which in turn is based on a Christian hymn). How fascinating the journey of music is.
@@salttothesea Yes, I love the Thin Red Line soundtrack and it did sound like the Melanesian choir a bit. The one in the trailer seems so beautiful, I would love for them to release it.
The scene when the helicopters arrived at the end was as though a rebirth for them- I literally was in tears. The background scores, the ups and downs, the emotions, the cries, the laughters and finally the hope of survival. This movie is a masterpiece. IT DESERVES AN OSCAR
The last act had me crying because of the beautiful acting, filmmaking and music. Perfect.
When I watch movies that make me cry I always tell myself “it isn’t real.” However, being that this movie is based on reality I find it so hard to stop crying. Although, I cannot imagine nor fathom what it must’ve been like, this movie did justice in portraying a glimpse of what those individuals went through. To those who lived and to those who passed, all their bravery, compassion and strength is truly admirable. This movie/actors truly deserve an Oscar for this performance.
The survivors have said this film is MUCH more true to the story, realistic and amazing than Alive. Many of them dislike Alive, but they've said great things about this movie. Bayona interviewed the survivors and the victims' families to make an accurate tribute to their story. This was filmed in the Andes and it uses everybody's real names. This film will be focused on Numa Turcatti and his story, which was not featured on Alive.
also some survivors said this is also futher away from the truth so i dont know where you got your info from?
@@adrianstjrnfldt youre the one who should be asked where ur getting ur info from
@@andyseinfeld1954 No they both are making claims that need proof to back them up.
@@svedfgrgeerhwehgr There are interviews with some of the survivors and the author of the book who is a friend of them that have said they like it better. All of the interviews are in Spanish. One of the survivors is on the movie as his own father. And they talked with the survivors and the families of those who died for the movie and then invited them to a private screening when it was finished. Said by the author of the book and the director of the movie, and there is even a photo of that moment too.
Tried doing a google search but didn’t find a shred of evidence to suggest that the real life survivors ‘disliked’ the movie Alive. In fact, To ensure maximum authenticity during the shoot, the real life Nando Parrado was hired as a technical advisor on the film. Also, Although the script for Alive was written by John Patrick Shanley in collaboration with Frank Marshall and producer Kathleen Kennedy, the monologues read by Malkovich were not written by any of them. In fact, they were written by the real-life Carlitos Paez himself. Maybe ‘GoatAmv could provide some links to his claims?!
I'm glad it was made in the language the victims spoke. It respects them.
This movie changed my life
This is the best version of this story ever told! The additional details of survival made me appreciate this film so much more!
Who’s here after watching this masterpiece?
Gonna dive into it right now 🛬
Oh Numa… the heart and soul of this story, a damn hero.
What masterpiece? The guy has a lighter and smokes 20 times during the movie, but they don't make fire. Wrf!!!
I can’t get this movie out of my head. I had heard about the story before but wow this movie was heartbreaking and incredible. That crash scene was brutal and well shot. Honestly this film deserved a nomination for Best Picture and Sound. Even though it didn’t get those at least it was recognized. It was truly amazing
Seriously I can’t stop thinking about it either!! I’m already rewatching. This story is so crazy to me and this movie was just so beautiful and tragic. Also Enzo and Matias Recalt aren’t bad to look at lol
Just watched this last night. No words can do it justice. It takes you deep inside your own self. How strong you can be when faced with hard times
Watched this in my room. Santa Monica has showings at a theatre so I'm going!!!!! This is the most amazing movie I've seen in years. I can't believe it took so long for them to make it and that Hollywood denied them.
This is what I call a movie. The story line, the acting, the music....everything was beautiful. I so recommend people to watch it. Hollywood movies recently feel so shallow, good job Netflix for supporting this project.
Alive is a good movie, Society of the Snow is a masterpiece.
This is simply one of the best I have ever seen and possibly could ever see. The level of minute details that the director has captured is simply amazing.
Just watched this on Netflix. I was ready to give up halfway as I am not doing well with graphic gor, but I made it through the end. I am still in shock and an awe. The acting skills of this man are impressive. The last time I felt this way was after watching another true story with sad ending. Into the wild. I will never forget that movie and Christopher Mccandless. I hope the society of the snow wins golden globe. It deserves an Oscar
Into the wild was Iconic for me too... I love that comparison.
Saw it at the cinema today, and highly recommend catching it on the big screen if you can! I read Piers Paul Read's book about it earlier this year and it is honestly incredible how many details Bayona manages to include and how true to events this film is. Stunningly beautiful too, with brilliant performances from a young cast. 5/5
What an incredible film.. my God what those poor souls went through
My father’s cousin died in the second avalanche inside the plane, I’m an actor here in Uruguay and got the info to be part as an extra or qualified extra but didn’t apply for, it looks really really good, glad to see this after 2-3 years 😊
What's your dad's cousin's name?
@@Blue-dc3rhto be honest I don’t remember his name
You can just say ur uncle
Also grew up with a buddy who was Uruguayan-American whose uncle was one of the athletes, last name was Sasco not sure if that was his uncle’s last name as well. Grew up hearing about this story from him.
@@mojee9509His father’s cousin isn’t his uncle though. That would be his father’s brother 🤦🏼♀️
Came here after I watch it on Netflix. What an amazing story of survival and friendship.
I am obsessed with this movie. I watched the trailer and I was already emotional. But I don't trust trailers. Then, I watched it. I spent most of the movie trying to hold tears back. I failed misserably.
I just watched this yesterday and omg the directing, acting, cinematography, accuracy and just almost everything was perfect!! It’s a great tribute to all those who are not with us today and to all those who survived ♥️
What a masterpiece of art and storytelling. It makes you feel the cold 🥶
It doesn't matter that it didn't win the Oscar for best picture. For me it is the best of the year, and I could say of the decade, and for many people it will be remembered as one of the best films of the century so far.
En nuestros recuerdos será una de las mejores peliculas de la historía del cine.
I just watched now this movie , i literally cried 😢😢 hats off those peoples ....
I just wanted to point out the words and emotions being shared here carry more value than any Oscar ever will. I cannot wait to experience this with my son!
This film should’ve won an Oscar 🏆
I 'm from Uruguay and part of this film was filmed at my work: an infirmary. I look forward to seeing it.
I swear to god if this movie does'nt win Best Foreigner Film at the Oscars i'm gonna be so pissed
Watch this movie, it’s an absolute masterpiece. It’s such an amazing film. Documented perfectly of what really happened to these poor people.
I just watched it. Even though they are stuck in one place, there's so many things happening which keept me awake even though I was normally sleepy when I watch movie late at night. I could feel the adrenaline rush in this movie.
This is one of the most deeply moving films I have ever seen.
A harrowing, heartbreaking, beautiful masterpiece.
I've just saw the movie. So gripping, shocking, moving.. I really hope this makes its way to the OSCARS.
I saw a documentary about this and what the last movie left out, it appears this movie shows, which is just how FAR the two guys walked to get help. They climbed mountains with no gear, no food, and walked for an insane amount of miles to finally find someone to help. Truly astounding.
This movie was filmed in the actual place where the two guys walked. It was shot in the Andes. "Alive" wasn't at all
@@Blue-dc3rh, Alive was filmed in Canada.
They walked around 38 miles over multiple days to get help
This new film shows what 'Alive' failed to convey by fictionalising the story. While in 'Alive', the one and only hero is 'Nando' ('Roberto' as his sidekick) and all the surviving passengers depend entirely on his initiative to escape from the mountains, the true story is about teamwork at its best. The survivors say they had to build a new society, the 'Society of the Snow', in which, all of them had a crucial role in their struggle for survival.
'Tintín' says in the book 'Society of the Snow' (and also in his conferences) 'We can't say there was only one, two or three heroes. In the Andes, each one of us gave a hundred percent to help the others, we all saved each other's lives.'
The film 'Society of the Snow' was made to pay tribute to all the heroes in the ordeal, including those who couldn't return to their families.
@@Blue-dc3rh This one was filmed in Sierra Nevada, Granada, Spain.
I have to say the “Alive” was more of a Hollywood production. As usual, Hollywood doesn’t let facts get in the way of a good story. This movie was great.
Greetings from Portugal...Just finished watching the film...While Alive ( 1993 ) brings back memories...I felt La sociedad de la nieve was more authentic and really presented a more factual experience from those that went through this harrowing true story of survival against an hostile environment...Excellent job from the entire cast and crew...Bênçãos e energia positiva! 🇵🇹🇺🇾🙏
Yeah like I couldn't eat chicken afterwards🙃
About 8 years ago I was on a flight with Nando leaving from Montevideo to Buenos Aires. He answered every single question about the crash I asked. Super gracious of a man. My first question, " You guys never ran out of cigarettes ? He laughed. One of his teammates had a suitcase filled to sell them. That was one flight I knew I didnt have to worry about crashing. What would be the odds ?
Great story thanks for sharing 😂
You could have still given him the permission to eat you if need be, just in case ; ) Yeah it's dark humor sorry. Such ordeal is just out of this world.
Watched "Alive" when I was 13. Adored it, read all about this crash and kept the movie in my heart for years. Watched "Sociedad de la nieve" today and ADORED it more. Both movies are masterpieces and moved me deeply ❤ what a story, poignant, inspiring, sad, moving 😢❤
This film deserves to win at the Oscars
Goodness! If "Parasite" could secure multiple awards as a Korean film, then this movie unquestionably deserves all the awards, if not more! It's a cinematic masterpiece that had me completely enthralled from beginning to end.
This movie was absolutely heartbreaking, I kept crying at so many scenes. So sad. But very very good movie
People from Uruguay, Argentina and Chile grew up knowing about this insane survival story. So glad there’s a finally a movie doing it justice
En México es una historia tan famosa que le hicieron una película (malísima, por cierto)
Se le hace justicia a los héroes uruguayos que lograron pasar por ése infierno, los demás somos sólo observadores y admiradores.
A film lesson. How to explain a tragedy in such a beautiful way. Humanity lesson.
It's a masterpiece movie!
I just completed watching it and thoroughly enjoyed the whole movie. The fact that it was based on a real life incident makes the watching experience even better as the whole scenario is realistic and will make you imagine yourself as one of those survivors.
I'll recommend everyone to watch this great movie.
10/10 🌟 for me.
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I felt so bad for Numa 🤧 he was such a nice guy wanted to survive and do a lot of things in his life.
Why write a spoiler at all, dumbass
Just watched the movie , I felt bad for Numa too , literally cried when he died
Poor Numa. I cried😢
Thanks for the spoiler
there was a spoiler warning which you chose to ignore@@arielgustavoesquivel
What a powerful movie. Can’t help my tears from falling towards the end of the movie. This movie will inspire you in so many ways. Great cinematography and performance from the whole cast❤
Watch it now!!!
got heartbroken when Numa died😢 i thought he was gonna survive
me too,i expecting he survived because he narrated the story but sadly it did not happen😢
Just today I was able to watch this amazing movie inspired by a true story.
If it were not for the solidarity of the survivors with each other, they would have died under the rubble and no one would have heard their story.
It's humanity
This became my new favourite movie. I love it so much, the music, the story everything is perfect.
It also made me realise how blessed I am to be here, home, with my family.
Haven’t seen a movie this GOOD in so so long. It really was both a miracle and tragedy my sweet numa
After watching 'Society of the Snow,' I was literally moved to tears. The storyline and emotions portrayed were incredibly powerful. 😭🥶 🗻🫨💟🛩️
Every time I think about Numa I start crying all over again😢
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Just wachted this.
Wow, just wow. Heartbreaking.
What a story, what a movie..
Glad to see we are getting the most accurate depiction of the Andes Mountain crash. I’ve read Miracle in the Andes since one of the stars of Yellowjackets (in which the crash loosely inspired the show) was reading it, and I couldn’t imagine how it would feel to place one’s self in the survivors’ situation. They truly survived in the harshest of environments under very difficult and impossible circumstances
I've watched this with my whole family last night and this movie is amazing! I am moved greatly! It needs a lot of Oscars 2024 nominations!!! I've never seen a movie where I felt the struggle, where it feels like I'm also with them during their struggle to survive. So good. They deserve the Oscars! Best Picture, Best Sound Effects, Best Cinematography and so much more!
Just saw the movie. It will stay with me forever. Incredible! What ever words i use it won't be enough!
me too. Brutal
The TRUTH is raw, and it's not for everyone I'm afraid. This film makes me appreciate life, family and friends even more. Thanks Emily.
@@joeym9342 Exactly! We all have to live like today is the last day for us. Thanks as well :)
Rioplatense Spanish is so beautiful ❤️
you can clearly identify the italian influence in the words and the gestures, specially in Uruguayans :P
@@cosmicbarrilet86 I love it. ❤️
Thank you so much!
The appeal of Rioplatense Spanish is something I am proud of, being a Uruguayan myself.
@@micaelaizarracadenas352 🫶🏻🫶🏻 A beautiful country I hope to visit someday. Dealing with Guatemalans thinking their dialect is better than everyone else’s is getting old. Many hugs from Los Angeles ❤️❤️❤️❤️😉
Eso cambia todo respecto a las otras películas. Aquí los actores son uruguayos y argentinos.
The film was heart wrenching, the modern effects makes you feel like you are there. I wished they told the story through multiple POVs, like Nando coming to terms with his choice inviting his mother and sister, Roberto and his girlfriend's love story (like how he wore the sweater she made for him even in his venture out), Carlitos being the spoiled kid who never lifted a finger to being the one who sewed the sleeping bag that saved Nando and Roberto. Numa was an admirable person based on the survivors' accounts but it would've been great to know each survivor equally.
The Alt-J song as soundtrack of the trailer is just.. 👌
This is one of the best movies that I’ve watched in the last year or two.
watched it yesterday, this alone makes my Netflix subscription worth it, although I wish I had seen it in the theaters. Beautiful beautiful film!
This movie broke me💔 I've been crying for hours😢😢. Words can't tell how much I'm so sorry for what those passengers had to go through in reality 💔💔💔 OMG
Society of the Snow is the first accurate film about the 1972 plane crash ("Alive" erased vital people from the story and changed the facts). It tells everyone's real names and stories and has a fully Uruguayan-Argentinian cast. The survivors and families of the deceased were consulted throughout the filming (and some of them make cameos in the movie). It was filmed in the real locations in Uruguay and the Andes. It is an extraordinary film and a respectful tribute. Quoted..!
Gracias Netflix por invertir y creer en Bayona, por dejarlo crear esta obra maestra de película, mientras otros le cerraban la puerta a Bayona tú confiaste en él e hizo un trabajo hermoso 🥹
I saw this at a festival. The movie is greater and VERY different from "Alive", it has a different protagonist, a different POV of the story, and it's a far more accurate adaptation of the accident (the survivors say this too). It was filmed chronologically, with Uruguayan and Argentine actors, who lost up to 20 kg of weight during filming. The main actor -Enzo Vogrincic- is outstanding. Bayona interviewed the survivors and the families of the deceased in order to replicate every true detail of the story with upmost respect.
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…and yet, I saw Alive and have no desire to see the same basic story again.
@@geoffoldread7684you'll be missing out
All I could think of was ALIVE when watching the trailer. It’s looks like a remake of ALIVE with the same shots too, but I’ll take your word for it.
I might actually watch this.
But, based on the trailer, it's looking like an updated version of Alive.
This movie deserves every award to be given, and I would even dare to say that it’s even better that many of the English speaking nominated movies.
I’ve been fascinated by this story every since watching Alive when it first came out in 93’. This felt so much more realistic and detailed tho, especially the flight and crash scene. They did an incredible job
they sure did, both movies are very similar, but I think this version is even better
Alive is based on a book written by an English author that didn't interview the survivors (they were dissapointed at it, and even more dissapointed at the film), "Society of the Snow" is based on the book of Pablo Vierci, an Uruguayan author who worked with all 16 survivors to write it, on top of that the survivors were also involved greatly in this film, and all families and survivors were interviewed for even more details and in some cases a lot of the words said are exactly the same as what happened, the fact that in this film it's actual "Rioplatense" spanish speaking actors helps even more to transmit the words.
Like the survivors say, "Alive" is "the disney version" of what really happened, this one is far more realistic and brutal.
@@DaveFisher-cq2dryes i found both movies very similar and amazing 😍 I dunno why ppl in the comments are fighting over which movie is better blablabla. "Alive" was superbly made for the 90s. "sociedad de la nieve" is amazing for the new generation and has more details. Better for us who got to enjoy both movies when they came out right? ❤
Yes I agree 😍
@@Saybeun such a positively balanced comment. ❤
Genuinely one of the greatest movies I’ve ever seen