SOCIETY OF THE SNOW (2023) Movie Reaction - Emotional Rollercoaster! *First Time Watching*
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Join us for an emotional rollercoaster ride as we experience the captivating drama of SOCIETY OF THE SNOW (2023) for the first time! In this reaction video, witness our genuine reactions and heartfelt emotions as we immerse ourselves in the compelling narrative, poignant characters, and thought-provoking themes of this groundbreaking film. From heartwarming moments to gut-wrenching twists, SOCIETY OF THE SNOW promises to take us on an unforgettable journey.
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:10 Reaction
01:06:49 Recap/Outro - บันเทิง
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GUYS WE KNOW IT WAS A SPANISH ORIGINAL. Netflix has it preset to English & we didn’t think to switch it. Regardless, we still enjoyed the story, production, scenery & intention of the movie. Much love to all💙
No big deal, yall chillin 😂
There are a few things that are going to get lost in translation but still the english dub is good. The voice actors did a good job.
Oh fuck off. The movie still conveys the same pain
They chose Numa as a narrator not for shock effect but to give a voice to the ones that didn't make it home.
They did a great job by doing that! It hit us hard when we saw that he passed away
@@aliperezuy Esto no tiene nada que ver, es sólo un tema lingüístico.
He estado oyendo a la gente de LATAM diciendo "sobreviviente" y se me hacía raro.
El caso es que creo que somos los españoles los raros. Aquí se usa el verbo "sobrevivir", pero al que sobrevive se le llama "superviviente".
The man that found them was very poor. He gave them all the food he had. In turn the survivors took care of him for the rest of his life and continue to take care of his children to this day.
Sergio Catalan was a muleteer. The survivors helped to pay for his hip replacement, and visits time to time Catalan property.
The survivors referred to him as father.
That’s amazing to hear! He saved their lives & for that, they feel indebted to him💙
One thing that hit me the most was when in a recent interview Enzo Vogrincic asked Gustavo Zerbino what he felt when he returned to the crash site, and he answered "The thing is that I never left"
Trauma he feels probably every minute of every day!
I know its too late to change the reaction to the movie being in english but definitely take the time to watch it again in the original spanish.
The emotion conveyed in their native language is phenomenal and had me crying multiple times during the movie. The english dub never conveys that same emotion to me.
Its unfortunate how Netflix presets foreign films in English if there is an English dub.
We realized it after we watched it & by then it was too late! I (swizz) usually always watch my anime/shows/movies in sub to get the full experience (if it’s the native language) but Netflix had it preset as you said.
Yeah, especially because this dub is quite bad if I say so, but it's great that y'all still enjoyed which in the end, is the point of it!
@@luciagil9008Yes I wasn't a fan of the dub. Felt very Pokemon shouty dub to me 😭But either way they enjoyed the movie and learned a new story.
Actually is in Netflix in spanish, well I have it in both, with their subtitles.
14:20 in interviews, the survivors have said this very same thing! After the crash, they entered "rugby team mode", where they mantained the social hyerarchy of the rugby team, with Marcelo as their leader and an autopilot sense of working together just like in rugby. After the avalanche where they lost half of the survivors and Marcelo too, in their words they switched to "society mode", where it wasn't an autopilot conventionally structured group anymore, and instead they became complete equals, where they all had their speciality and area of control and everyone else followed/commanded too. Some survivors originally didn't do much due to the "rugby team mode" and other survivors call them "the retirees" because of it (not necessarily out of lazyness, but because they weren't mentally well enough, fit enough or in general motivated enough to do stuff with the rest); after the avalanche, as far as I've heard every single survivor was active and participating in the society as well as they could
The survivors said they stayed silent right after they watched the movie, because they felt back in that plane, but in the end they 👏🏼, for them this movie is close enough of what really happened to them.
A very emotional, impressive and incredible survival and human story. I really wish this win the Oscar 🤞🏽
Couldn’t even imagine how they felt reliving those moments. Even in English it was still emotional for us to witness & i (swizz) didn’t know it was a true story until the end credits so it all hit me truly at the end.
@@DaKidsReact yeah! It’s a well known story here in latin america, but also in so many countries.
Plus: the actor that plays Numa, Enzo Vogrincic, said that when he met the survivors and told them that he was going to play Numa, they gave him a hug, there he knew that Numa was someone very special and important.
That is a moment that he will never forget I’m sure
Some of the actual survivors acted in the movie. Nando appears opening the door at the airport for the actor portraying him and his family (mom, sister, and dad); Carlos Páez portrays his father when announcing the names of the survivors over the radio; Roberto acts as one of the doctors examining the survivors; and Daniel Fernández appears in the church. The story is incredible, and there are many podcasts, interviews, and original material about the accident.
That’s actually amazing that they included some of the actual survivors in roles for this movie. It’s also very traumatizing but real to be part in the making of this. Feel so bad for them having to make the decisions they did while on that mountain.
Gustavo is the rugby coach, TinTin and Moncho are also at the airport and Coche is in the background in the bar. Coche died in 2023 but got to see the movie at a special screening before he died.
Roberto Canessa is also in the hospital scene behind the actor who is playing him before they go upstairs
13 of the bodies were untouched. They put the bodies of the relatives apart ie the bodies of Liliana Methol, Eugenia and Susana Parrado and also of Francisco ‘Panchito’ Abal as he was Javier’s cousin. Everyone agreed that these bodies were to be left to the very last. The bodies of the last three who died - Arturo, Rafael and Numa were also untouched as they had been very emaciated and had infections when they died. After Nando, Roberto and TinTin left Fito Strauch and Gustavo Zerbino went looking for bodies they knew were further up on the mountain. They found that body of Daniel Shaw and brought it back. As he was Fito’s and Eduardo’s cousin his body was put with the other relatives. The next day they recovered the body of Carlos Valeta who was the youngest person on the plane. Carlos had fallen out of the back as the plane slid down the mountain. Those outside of the plane saw him running down the mountain and shouted out to him (you can hear them doing this while Numa and some of the other boys were with the pilot). Carlos disappeared, it seems he fell into a hole in the snow and probably suffocated. Some of the boys tried to reach him but they sank into the deep snow.
Carlos Valeta’s father who was a doctor suspected pretty early on about what they ate to survive and said ‘"I'm glad there were 45 in the plane so that 16 could come back home to their loved ones". Some other families of the dead were as supportive, but others were not.
Thank you for explaining this for us! It makes sense that the sick bodies wouldn’t be ate by the others. It’s a tragedy all around & is heartbreaking to watch & hear about! It makes sense that some family would support & some not but they weren’t up there to understand the reasoning/thinking behind it all.
Did they eat Coco?.😢
@@joeyenicks2521 - I assume so. When Coco’s father went with Rafael ‘Vasco’ Echavarren’s father to retrieve Rafael’s body Mr Nicolich made no attempt to look for his sons body and I gather that is because he knew Coco’s body had been eaten. Of all the bodies only Rafael’s was buried in Uruguay.
@@Zozette27 rYou mention of carlos Valeta. regards to they found his body. They were able to use it so that Nando and Canesa have fresh food for final attempt . This fact is suspected but IT has not declared
@@gatolocoverga152 - I believe that they recovered Daniel Shaw’s body on the 13 Dec and Carlos Valera’s on 14 Dec which means that Nando, Roberto and TinTin left before those bodies were recovered. This means that they knew that they had to either find another body or use a body of a relative after they gave the last expedition enough to last them during their trek.
Appreciate this reaction guys. Not a lot of people reacting to this masterpiece have engaged with the story like you did. This has to win the Oscars next month. I recommend doing some more research on the real people, although the film was as accurate as it can get. The real Roberto and Nando were cameos in the movie so was the real Carlitos Paez who was playing his dad in the end announcing the names twice just like his dad actually did. 14 out of 16 survivors are still alive, and they are all giving interviews still and inspiring.
We appreciate you & your support💙 The story to this hit us in the feels as we try to out ourselves in the shoes of the people we are watching in movies/shows. It must have been amazing yet traumatizing to relive those moments w/ being in the movie themselves. Will look into their interviews for sure!
@@DaKidsReact yeah especially the way the did it. Nando was the person to open the airport door for the actors who played him and his family. Roberto was one of the doctors in the end attending to the survivors. He actually became a pediatric cardiologist. I believe they all went up to the mountains with the actors and crew and had some type of memorial ritual. It’s a famous hike spot now where people go to pay their respects since the wreckage and (most of) the bodies were all buried up there, Numa included. Thanks again guys. Keep going 💙
It's going to be this or "The zone of interest".
Me alegra que apreciéis el significado de la historia Si escucháis a las personas reales,os fascinará aún más esta historia La película está cuidada hasta el ultimo detalle en el sentir de los supervivientes y los que no volvieron.
A lot of ppl were wondering why they didn’t start a fire. But you guys hit the nail right on the head! Everything was too wet to do anything
Also, thank you for mentioning how difficult it would have been to leave right away, the risk of not making it back to the fuselage was too great. There was a cut scene of this survivor, Valeta, who apparently was thrown out of the plane when it crashed and as he tried to make it to the fuselage, the snow swallowed him…you guys got the right idea! That’s a lovely reaction right here, it was great to see you guys realizing it was a real story lol 14 of the survivors are still alive, Nando and Roberto do talks all over the world! They’re great role models, if you’re feeling down it’s good to listen to them ❤
Please don’t mind the comments of people asking for the original Spanish voices. This story is so impactful for Latinos, specially Argentinians, Chileans and of course Uruguayans! So you’ll be seeing lots of comments of people hoping to react to the original Spanish voice, though I do believe the dubs did an amazing job as well.
Anyways, thank you for sharing this with us! You got yourself a new subscriber ❤
We appreciate you, your support & WELCOME💙 it’s easy to say they should have done this or shouldn’t have done that but that’s easy to say when you’re not in that position looking out not only for yourself but your friends & others. Will definitely look into their interviews about their experience.
We will be understanding of those comments as we didn’t think to switch the language at the beginning of the movie. It sucks but it also allowed us to visually pay attention to things happening due to that. Regardless, we loved the story, characters, film & production that went into making this💙
Also remember there was plenty of gasoline spread around the plane after the crash. They didn't know which parts of their surroundings where cleared of it and which not. So lighting a fire could have been setting the whole plane on fire and not having protection against the cold anymore.
That’s right some of the survivors did say that in the first day they could see a figure of a man trying to get to them but suddenly lost him from sight. That’s where they found Valeta later… it’s horrifying to think he got flown out a plane, survived the crash and tried to make his way to them in the blistering cold until he stepped where he shouldn’t have and suffocated from snow. It’s so so tragic.
@@DaKidsReacthay un documental de Nando y Roberto hablando en inglés.
The reason of the accident was that the pilot turned the plane wrong and thought, that they had already crossed The Andes. He started to low down the plane and the weather didn't help either because he couldn't see anything because of the clouds. When he realized that he was between those huge mountains, the air pressure made the plane lose power
Roberto Canessa se convirtió en Médico cardiologo infantil , miles de niños en todo el mundo fueron tratados por el, fue tres veces ganador del premio Nacional de Medicina del Uruguay, Fernando Parrado se convirtio en automovilista de carreras y piloto de Fórmula1, fue conductor de televisión, trabajo para la National Geographich y fue elegido el mejor conferencista del mundo, 14 de los 16 sobrevivientes finales viven aún, ya son abuelos y llevaron vidas muy felices, Saludos desde Montevideo Uruguay 🇺🇾 la tierra de los héroes y gigantes.
fun fact: the reason why they had so many cigarettes is because around that time Chile was going through a tobacco crisis, so Javier Methol (one of the survivors) thought he could make some good business selling cigarettes in Santiago, so he packed up all those boxes which they later found with the other luggage in the plane’s tail
another little fact: not only did some of the survivors make cameos throughout the movie, so did some of their relatives: Numa Turcatti’s nephew plays that neighbor walking by Numa’s house, and one of Javier Methol’s granddaughters also plays a small part as one of his movie counterpart’s daughters
Wow that’s so interesting! So many small things you wouldn’t know unless you dove deeper into the history of this event and the people involved. Thank you for the fun fact!
@@DaKidsReact yesss i agree, this story has so much to get into, so many little details here and there that catch your eye and make you want to know more about what happened. it comes to show how much care they put into making this film, and how they wanted to pay homage not only to the survivors, but also to the victims, which to me is such a beautiful thing
Javier Methol Abal y Pancho Abal eran dueños de la compañía de cigarros Abal Hermanos, subsidiaria de Phillip Morris.
@@laurafernandez2848 eso no lo sabia, solo había escuchado lo de Javier por un video de curiosidades, pero supongo que no estaba completa la info. muchísimas gracias por el dato :’)
@@fiorella4401 De nada. Esos son datos que sabemos los uruguayos solo por vivir aquí y oír sobre esta compañía de cigarrillos desde siempre. Abal Hnos S.A. es parte de nuestro paisaje. Así como otros apellidos nos son conocidos por otros asuntos y no solo por la tragedia.
This is such a greatly made film based on true events. It's insane these guys survived so long and had to make some of the hardest decisions. They were at least lucky they had each other, the bond they share is probably intense.
I (Swizz) didn’t realize it was based on a true story. After finding that out, the whole experience of the movie changed for me & put into perspective how hard everything was for them & the movie couldn’t possibly reenact the emotional trauma they went through . Like numa said, everyone played their part in the survival of the others😢
I have been to the top of Mont Blanc du Tacul (in the french Alps). Its 4218 m high.
I can assure you breathing is really hard at that height, and snow makes walking 5 times harder.
It's a fcking miracle they could make it.
Some details that usually go unnoticed:
- They had never seen snow
-The highest mountain in Uruguay is 516m. (for real)
-They didn't have time to aclimatize to the height an they were suffering from altitude sickness.
-They were at over 4000m.
At that heights and temperatures you need to eat at least 10.000 Kcal just to survive..
-They didn't have any mountain equipment, only had mocassins and rugby shoes
The film is a cinematic masterpiece, not only because of the aesthetics, art, photography, make-up or script, but because they managed to tell the story as real and truthful as possible, to the point that the survivors actively participated in it and say that when they see it they relive in their minds everything that happened. It is wonderful the way in which Bayona manages to show the harshness of what happened with an artistic touch and a strong emotional charge and for the first time not only highlighting the figure of the survivors as heroes but also those who died and did not make it out of the mountain, which is why Numa's voice as narrator is so important. Each of the actors met the real person they were playing and most of them managed to create a bond with them, moving from interpretation to reality and giving the importance it deserves to what each survivor felt, because as they have already said, each one remembers the mountain in a unique way. I saw the one on red trying to contain the emotion, just cry, is beautiful too. Thanks for the reaction, I recommend watching it in spanish.
This movie was a masterpiece. I think in situations like this the only way for people to truly understand how harsh the conditions and the magnitude of it is to show raw scenes like the plane crash and Numa looking out the window at the few eating of the corpses. It makes you realize how dire of a situation they were in. Swizz was very moved by this and was trying to contain his emotions. We spoke about this for a bit afterwords and how we really enjoyed this. We appreciate the love and support!🖤
Soy uruguaya y aprecio que se hayan tomado el tiempo de reaccionar a esta película dado que es una historia real que afectó a todos los uruguayos en 1972 y celebramos el milagro de ver a 16 vivos volver a casa. Gracias 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
We appreciate you & this film! Happy their stories got out🙏🏾
45 people, at first 29 survived, but only 16 made it to safety.
and by now 14 still alive. Javier Methol and Coche Inciarte are dead.
I am so happy to see you guys reaction to movie. Very heartfelt film and intense story. Something I recently found out is that Nando's dad had moved on with another women in the time that he was trapped in the mountain's. He also had sold at a lot of Nando's and his mother and sisters things to family members and others. which its crazy to me. When Nando got back and had seen what was let of his things he was very hurt. The first couple of years after being rescued he didn't talk to his dad much, or visit during the holidays which was very hard for him. He sometimes would spend it with friends if they were available. But eventually he got his own family, and I believe fixed things with his father. Nando's father during this time and I believe until he died would visit the crash site of the plane once a year to visit the graves of his daughter and wife. Everyone deals with grief differently, and maybe his dad couldn't handle having all of his families things in that house, and he couldn't be alone. I can't imagine going through that.
We appreciate you💙 Everyone does handle grief differently. Couldn’t imagine going through the hurt & pain those families did. To think that they were sending their kids, wife’s, husbands, fathers, uncles, etc off to a couple day trip & them being gone for 71 days or passing away is a different kind of hurt. Being surrounded by their belongings was probably a constant reminder of them never coming back so it’s understandable when you think of it that way
Some of the survivors made cameos in the movie. The Dr walking behind Canessa is the real Canessa. Today he is a prestigious pediatric cardiologist. The man that reads the names it's supposed to be Carlos Paez Vilaro father, is played by the actual Carlitos Paez the survivor. Sorry for my english. 🖐 from Argentina
Your English was great & thank you for explaining this! It’s amazing that they allowed them to also play roles in the film but at the same time sad that they had to relive those moments on the mountain! Much love💙
I enjoyed this reaction so much!! As a spanish speaking person i have to say the dub is actually really good!
We enjoyed this movie so much happy, you enjoyed it with us. So impactful 👏🏾
Gustavo Zerbino, the one that didn't want to go without the case. He spent over a month going to the homes of each pasanger that couldn't make it, giving personal items and telling something about the behavior and breave actions some of them done.
Roberto Canessa in today the most prestigious children cardiologist in the region.
The 16 survivors have associations to help in many ways people in need. ( hunger, homeless, vulnerable people...) Also Canessa have an association to help children with hearts issues.
The way I ran here when I saw this after finishing the Hill House video, haha! I've been obsessed with this story since the 90s after the movie Alive came out, so I've basically been upset about Numa not making it out for over 20 years now. It was a great choice to make him the narrator - either you go in thinking he's going to survive because he's narrating and you're shocked when he dies, or you get to spend the whole movie sad because you already know he doesn't make it. He was by all accounts a really, really special person who they all loved, even though he didn't know most of them before the crash. Nando calls him "the best loved man on the mountain" in his book. (Which, if you want to check out just one book about this, go for Nando's, Miracle in the Andes. It's fantastic.)
Trivia: after Roberto and Nando were found and Nando pointed out on a map where they'd find the plane, the rescue pilots didn't believe him, thought he had it wrong. They were like, nope, the plane can't be there, it's literally impossible that you've come that way. That's why they made him come with them on the helicopter to guide them. He was right from the beginning, of course.
Fernando (Nando) Parrado, the one that lost his mother and sister, and was one of the 2 that walked away to get help, he tells that he survived by sheer luck, he had originally picked a window seat, but his friend asked to swich with him because he promised his girlfriend pictures of the mountain, Nando was livid, inside, he gave him his seat because he though he had to act up mature, during the crash nando flew and hit his head and was in a coma for 3 days but the one that had his seat by the windows died because a blade of the engine slashed his leg, and died later because of cangrene
Thank you for watching this story of Uruguayans. I like to see the reactions of people from other countries about what they experienced...
Greetings from another Uruguayan!
We appreciate you & happy we got to see what they experienced! Much love💙
Congratulations, guys, on your reaction and analysis. You really paid attention and got into the movie. Thank you for your respect and consideration
We appreciate you & throughly enjoyed this movie! Sad we missed seeing it in its original language but all in all it was still amazing! Much love💙
No worries, guys. It's true that the original language is better. I experience the same when watching movies in English. I have to watch them in English because the translation in Spanish is different. But the nice thing was seeing you enjoy it (if you can say it that way) and immerse yourselves in it. Thank you @@DaKidsReact
Did you know this really happened? It’s such a powerful representation of love, loyalty and courage.
Sheim knew at the beginning but i (Swizz) didn’t know until the end credits w/ the pictures. It all hit me then😢
ahh thank yall so much for reacting to this!! im glad yall enjoyed it :) JA is now my favorite director from this film. crazy fact, but yall were on to something when you mentioned screaming after the crash. two survivors noticed Carlos V. who fell out the plane when they started sliding down the mountain and tried to shout out to him. unfortunately, the snow and loud wind sounds confused Carlos so he went in a different direction and fell in deep snow, suffocating. there's a scene of Carlos that was sadly cut out, so hopefully they add it into the director's cut! this movie really changed me in a way. times i dont feel like going on, i remember these survivors who did everything they could to continue living. thank yall again for reacting!! cant wait for more vids from yall 🤍
also, the actors really went through conditions to make them feel as close to the survivors as possible. not eating fr, being out in snowy conditions like that. they went through a lot to make it as real as possible, and for some of these men, this is their first time acting in a movie like this. in general really. they did really well for their first performance, i hope to see them more!
This shi was insane, and i think anyone in this type of situation would give into primal instincts to survive, can’t imagine making that choice. if it even felt like a choice since they were starving
INSANE ISNT THE WORD!
a couple of facts: they didn’t eat any women. and I read they couldn’t eat the bodies of people who died of infection like Numa.
“They eating Numa” 😂 love your reaction guys! Keep doing it! Don’t matter the language, the emotions are the same! Thank you!
That hurt us to even think about! We appreciate you & your support💙
I'm from Argentina so I came straight to clown on the english dub but it was actually pretty good, the voices were similar enough. Props to the voice actors 👌
lol we didn’t think it was too bad
Some facts about the movie:
Three of the survivors made cameos in the movie:
- Fernando "Nando" Parrado: opens the airport door to his character at the beginning of the movie.
- Roberto Canessa: Plays a doctor when they are received at the hospital because he is a doctor in the real life.
- Carlos Paez Rodríguez: Represents his own father (Carlos Paez Vilaró) when he reads the list of survivors reading the name of his own son (“Carlitos Miguel Paez, my son”).
- The house where Numa arrives is the real Numa's house and the walker is a Numa's nephew.
- The suitcase that Gustavo Zerbino didn't want to leave in the Andes was full of belongings of the deceased that he took to their respective families.
- The actors underwent a diet under strict medical supervision so that their bodies would more realistically reflect the effects of what the survivors went through.
- The survivors and the families of those who passed away say that this movie is much more faithful to the real events, unlike the film 'Alive!' which was more of a spectacle than a tribute. In addition to changing the names of the characters, they altered almost the entire story.
- All the survivors (except for 2 who died in 2015 and 2023) are still alive. You can search for their accounts on Instagram.
- The location of the accident (Valle de las Lágrimas [Valley of Tears]) can still be visited today, starting from Argentina (as it is a substantially shorter journey): it takes several days on horseback and hiking through the mountains. It requires several days of planning and good physical condition.
- They were there for 72 days. On the first day of rescue, they took some of them and a group of rescuers stayed who set up a tent a little away because of the smell. The next day they rescued the others.
Hugs from Argentina. 🤗
The pilot was wrong, they hadn't pass Curicó.In fact they were still in Argentina.
There is a fabulous podcast telling this story I recommend:
"You are wrong about - flight 571: Survival in the Andes"
Las fotos que salen al final son las fotos reales, todas las fotografías, los objetos recordatorios de la maleta y pertenencias de los chicos están exhibidos al público en el Museo de los Andes ciudad de Montevideo, República Oriental del Uruguay 🇺🇾.
i already commented before but i didn’t see anyone else mention this so yeah: a lot of people have come to agree that the reason why Numa was chosen to be the narrator even though he didn’t make it is precisely because of that. past renditions of this event have, for the most part, focused on those who survived the accident (particularly Nando and Roberto, who made the whole 10-day trek through the mountains), while in Bayona’s version we get to see a lot more from the victims too. as the last one to pass before the rescue, Numa is the link between the survivors and the victims, with his voice representing the voices of everyone that didn’t make it back from the wreck, carrying their memory alongside his words
the care and thought everyone in the lsdln team put into this movie makes it such a beautiful homage to everyone involved in the tragedy, and it’s amazing to see just how far it has come and how so many people now know about this story
It’s so nice to see you guys reacting to Society of the Snow! It’s one of the best movies I’ve ever watched!
Hugs from Brasil!! ❤
Definitely a 10/10 movie for us! Can only imagine how it was in Spanish. Much love💙
Hello, how are you guys? As a Uruguayan, I'd like to contribute a bit to the history and the movie.
-Everything was recreated as it was in the 70s in Uruguay, including taxis, the airport, bars, churches, everything.
-Part of the survivors appears in the movie. Fernando Parrado opens the door at the airport for the actor playing him, and the actresses playing his mom and sister. Carlos Paez plays his own father, reading the names of the survivors near the end. Roberto Canessa is the doctor accompanying the actor representing him when they arrive at the hospital.
-Roberto Canesa became one of the best pediatric cardiologists in the country, a job he continues to this day with a foundation that helps children with congenital heart problems. One of the children he saved is the son of a friend of mine
-In Uruguay, we don't have mountains or snow, and they didn't have the necessary clothing for the cold since the city they were going to in Chile didn't require it.
Greetings from Uruguay!
Thank you for explaining these things for us it makes the experience of the movie better & more understanding for us as their lives continued! Much love💙
@@DaKidsReact You're welcome! have a nice day guys!
Coche appears in the bar reading a newspaper. Numa's nephew is walking on the street when the actor arrives to the house, Canessa played the dr at the hospital when he is found, there are several more at the airport, one survivor is seen during mass at the beginning of the movie.
I just love all the comments ❤️❤️
Thank you for reacting, I really like the Spanish version much more but in English it is very good too, although Numa's voice in Spanish for me is simply perfect
I really appreciate that more is known about movies in Spanish. I feel very proud ☺️☺️ I love you guys
pd: in a video you can see the real survivor Roberto Canessa saying numa to the numa actor, enzo, and he simply turns to talk to him. It is a very simple gesture that shows the great work that Enzo did and the love they have for him. Love you❤❤❤❤❤
Appreciate the love and support! We really enjoyed this and are happy to now be informed on this miracle of an event. Happy you enjoy it with us!
As an spanish speaker it is crazy to see this movie dubbed but i do understand that Netflix has the preset to english, don't blame the guys for it. It's all good, really! if there's mean spirited comments, ignore them! Anyways, Im so happy the movie is being watch all over the world because it's truly so tragic and inspiring, im glad you reacted to it and liked it
Thank you for understanding! We know it was a different experience in Spanish! We try to understand where everyone is coming from & stay positive! We appreciate you & happy you crossed our channel/reaction💙
Please, make this move known. Make the life of this warriors, survivors, worth to live, this was a miracle.
Hey guys! I’m new to the channel. I really hope y’all watch it on your end again but in Spanish. 1 because the performances are phenomenal and 2 the Sound Design! It’s so crisp with amazing contrast. Similar to Haunting of Hill House, the sound design is an essential part of the experience and it doesn’t carry over in the dub.
Welcome to the channel💙 we will definitely be watching it again in its original language to get the full transparency of the film!
The actors made a really strict diet and lost a lot of weight but those legs at the end were prosthetics!
Thank you both for a beautiful and insightful reaction. You caught onto the nuances more than most other reactors have. This is a true story, and this movie was made with the blessing of the survivors (there were 15 still alive at the time of filming, Coche Inciarte died in 2023 so we are now down to 14) as well as many of the families of the deceased. As others have probably pointed out, the man reading the names of the survivors was Carlitos Paez himself, Nando Parrado had a cameo opening the door for some of the characters when they entered the airport at the beginning, and Roberto Canessa was the doctor walking behind Roberto the character (he's a pediatric cardiologist in real life too!) There were other cameos that are harder to spot, such as Tintin, Eduardo Strauch, and Coche. I highly recommend watching the Making Of documentary, or the 1995 documentary "Stranded!" where the survivors retell the details of the story (th-cam.com/video/aKToM0lnmxA/w-d-xo.html)
55:24 they couldn't spend 1 day outside at night. Remember how they almost died when they tried to climb and ended up covered in snow?
They only reason they could start the walk, was thanks to that impermeable fabric they found
Really loved the reaction, you guys make excelent content 💯
Exactly, that wind & cold was unbearable, numa & the other 2 were lucky they survived that night out the way they did. They were so lucky to have found that waterproof material to make that sleeping bag. We appreciate you & happy you enjoyed our reaction💙
Hi!!! Pancho Abal died the first night. Pancho Delgado is still Alive. Regards!!! Nice reaction!
We realized as the film went on! Thanks for that! Much love💙
Love the reaction! I like the fact that despite sharing opinions and making comments on it, each of you were paying close attention :)
We appreciate you💙 we try our best to catch as much details as we can while still giving our commentary & thoughts on the show, characters & plot.
I really think it speaks to how phenomenal the casting for this movie was that while you guys were watching the credits and looking at the real photos of the people involved, you immediately knew which was Marcelo. The actor's resemblance to the real person was uncanny!
One of the survivors appears in the film as his own father. He’s the one on the radio reading out the names.
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Yes. Carlos Paez rodriguez The real "Carlitos" acting like Carlos Paez Vilaro as his own father
Amazing movie and real story! Still can’t believe this happened 🥹 great reaction!👏🏻👏🏻
Same! It makes this movie that much more intriguing & disturbing at the same time! Much love💙
It was an amazing reaction guys! ❤ Gente, dejen de molestar con el idioma porfavor , la gente ve las peliculas como quiere y como pueden, no sean insoportables ni quisquillosos 💁🏾♀️
We appreciate you💙 we usually watch our stuff in sub if it’s made that way we honestly just forgot to switch it over when the movie started bc we were excited. Thank you for understanding💙
The reason why Nando had black eyes is because he had a broken skull.
True story. The director made sure it was as close to the real story as possible. Watch the making and other docu videos. Absolutely incredible. Such an amazing true story.
You have the right to see the film in English but there are words from Uruguay that do not have a translation although obviously you would not understand. I don't know in its original language, it's another experience.🌟
I'm Uruguayan. I hadn't seen it in English. You should watch it again in the original. It's one of the important aspects of this movie unlike the Alive version that was American
Panchito Abal was the one who died the first night. He was Nando Parrado's best friend. Panchito died protecting his best friend's sister from the cold
Pancho Delgado is Numa's friend so you are right there were too only in Spanish Abal is called Panchito
Sí, es una historia real. Algunos de los sobrevivientes hicieron apariciones muy fugaces en algunas escenas. Una pena que no la vean en su idioma original. Saludos desde Argentina.
That’s crazy to know they were actually in the film! Netflix had it preset to English! Much love💙
The skinny legs in the hospital were made, just like Bella swan in twilight after she dies
I was surprised that they recognized Numa and Marcelo in the real photos
Numa's departure hurt so much💔
HURT ISNT THE WORD!! Almost cried during that scene😢
Totally a real story. My father is from Argentina, he was around the same age as those guys. He remembers watching the news broadcasts when they found them. There were two other movies based on this. A 1976 Mexican film called "Survive!" and 1993's "Alive" starring Ethan Hawke.
I saw the American version of this film in 1993. It was called Alive. Scared me so bad I wouldn't get a on a plane for 10 years lol.
Could only imagine! Such a traumatic story😢
Your reflection on eating the other deceased at 22:59 is so spot on. That's exactly what drove Nando to go through the mountains instead of going back to the plane. He knew he would end up eating his sister if he went back. Just imagine being literally at that crossroad! At the peak of a mountain. One path, you eat your sister and you may survive on being rescued. Eating your sister is a sure thing, being rescued is not. Second path, you will walk to your death. Not eating your sister is a sure thing. Walking out alive is not. And so he choose the second path. And he lived.
We totally agree with this take. Every decision is important in this situation and it will take a toll on you in some way. I think some people would think this is an easy decision to make until you are actually knees down in it. No matter what path you choose, the outcome of death is staring at you in face. I couldn’t even imagine the emotions running through his head. Such an impactful film!
I’ve rewatched this with a few channels now and I cry every single time! Such an inspirational story. They did what they needed to do to survive and they were able to go back to their lives. I think they carry each of the ones that didn’t survive with them always. I really enjoyed y’alls reactions to this. Have y’all watched Saltburn yet? It didn’t get nominated at the Oscars but it was definitely nominated at the other big awards lol.
Such a sad story but also intriguing as well to see the mindset shifts & what they had to compromise in order to survive. That is an experience that haunts you day in & day out, knowing it was just supposed to be a trip w/ the team to have fun before they all went their separate ways! We appreciate you💙 & we have not seen saltburn.. we will add it to our list🙏🏾
There were 2 Panchos. Pancho Abal the one who died and Pancho Delgado who survived
True story. Thank you guys 🇺🇾🫶🇺🇾❤️🇺🇾
Thank you for your support💙
I love the thing they do take care each other they see each other always! Numa was an inspiration and nicest person caring etc according the ones who life . ,, Eliana justo to be like nurse taking care of the young and numa was with them too so the part when she died has more meaning ❤❤ very brave people amazing !!❤
Basada en hechos reales. Un equipo uruguayo de rugby yendo para Santiago de Chile.
1:06:18 Real Numa Turcatti.
Nothing like the original performances!
There were two "Panchos" in the plane. Pancho Abal, Javier Methol' s cousin, died the first night. Alfredo "Pancho" Delgado is one of the survivors. Sorry, my English is very bad.
No, your English was great! We appreciate you clearing this up for us💙
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Amazing movie in every way. The director J.A. Bayona seems to have found his calling in bringing true stories retold with emotions If you haven’t yet seen. THE IMPOSSIBLE (2012). Pls add to your list. It is another amazing true story.
It’s a true story
I (Swizz) didn’t realize until the end of the movie. Makes it that much more sad knowing it was a true story.
Looking forward to this reaction!
We hope you enjoy💙
There were two guys named Panchos in the accident
Thank you for reacting to this story ❤️
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The director and others explained that giving a voice to Numa was like giving a voice to the deceased. It is funny (I don't know if funny is the word) in these reactions, people get surprised when Numa dies. I understand, I knew though because of other writings and movies or TV shows.
They hardly mention the dead people, until now.
It is like the director (J Bayona) purposely gave them (everybody dead and alive, and relatives) the respect they needed and the appropriate closure, by the reaction I heard from them. I guess he thought he was just filming a cool movie like the impossible, but so many people now, it was more than a movie for many.
I heard older Roberto Canessa from like 10 years ago (he has been always very candid) saying (funny) "We were dead, they abandoned us, they thought we were dead. Now, what did they care for what we eat? Besides that wasn't even the hardest part" And incredibly for many, not for me really, the relatives of the people that they allegedly eat (because they didn't eat all) , they were the most understanding.
You watched it dubbed in English ? Really...? ^^; That was uninspired.
100%
We enjoyed the movie regardless, it was a great film but yeah we noticed this afterwards like ughhh we should have watched this in subbed but we were able to enjoy the film in its entirety this way.
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the guys taking down notes which show their interest thus im cool w it. ofc subbed more superior since it’s authentic & convey the emotion better but dubbed wasn’t that too.
Como una persona cuya lengua materna es el español , dejame decirte esto: A algunas personas simplemente no les gusta o no pueden leer subtitulos y eso esta bien , deja que cada persona disfrute de las peliculas a su manera.
They mentioned Coco’s name by mistake so his family went there thinking he was alive😭
NOOOOOO😢
Yes, so sad 😢 they mention Gustavo "coco" nicolich instead Gustavo Zervino... At the end,in the helicopter, you could hear Nando saying something in spanish like: "here they are, ALL OF THEM", because they didn't know if someone else died in these 13 days while they was walking. Roberto and Nando didn't say the names of the survivors until they could confirm that everyone still alive, Roy Harley and Coche iniciarte was in really bad shape, they couldn't survived so much more. They were rescued in december 22nd and Coche inicarte mark the 24th as the day he gave It up
The rescue is one of the few things in the movie that was changed, It was did in two diferent days so they stay 72 and 73 days there.
They are talking about that 51 years, they are really proud that someone tell their story as they always want, talking about the friendship, the love and the effort to never give Up. Their story is truly inspiring❤ (sorry for my english)
these are survivors who have nothing provided to them, they need to be resourceful. this one of the great reactions bc you guys give feedback on their actions rationally.
They made due w/ what they were given! It’s easy to be negative towards them having to compromise their morals during this BUT if you put yourself in their shoes understanding they may not be rescued it’s easy to see why they did what they did. We appreciate you💙
Some of the survivors were in the movie! Carlitos Páez plays his own father and reads the names of the survivors.
In the movie when Nando Parrado arrives at the airport with his family, the man who opens the door for him at the airport is the real Nando Parrado.
Other survivors made cameos but they are extras and others scenes sadly got cut off like Gustavo Zerbino’s (the guy who colected the belongings of those who died) who played a couch
A couch?
I am not so surprised that some cameo wherent in the movie with the cut. I kinda hope they will share the extra scenes or will give us a director cut but the movie is good like that. There is also Numa's nephew who did a cameo too.
I don’t know what happened to my original comment, it seems like a TH-cam bug or something but I’ll just repeat what I said before: I watched y’alls reaction on Patreon and I made two long comments one with info on where they are now and fun facts that were not in the movie. I don’t know if y’all read it but do read those comments when you have the time.
We will look at it today💙
Nah the guy in the red was me the whole time after I found out numa passed 🥲
21:14 bro literalmente le sacaron toda la emoción que el actor pone en el original, se la quitaron en el doblaje al inglés, no suena a desesperación ni enojo, simplemente alguien diciendo las líneas que le corresponden y ya.
Sí jajajaja. Yo personalmente prefiero ver películas en el audio original cuando son buenas, ya que las puedo ver varias veces para poder leer el script y cuando se vuelve secundario puedes ver la película en el audio original y auxiliarte con los subs. Pero también valoro los audios alternativos sobre todo cuando veo películas con mis papás y en general tienes que aceptar el grado de fidelidad del trabajo realizado. Ellos decidieron verlo en el audio traducido que pues califica de "OK". Creo que en esta película en particular, sólo los hispanohablantes podemos realmente apreciar el matiz de las voces. Pero definitivamente le debió poner más punch el actor en esa escena que mencionas.
Y'all have great attention to detail and are fully invested in what you are watching. Although u should always try to listen to the original versions cuz u miss half of the actors performance. (I know y'all are aware) Keep it up!
We appreciate you & this! Definitely a mistake on our part! Much love💙
They did not eat Numa body.... Numa has anninfection ans there were 14 bodies that they did not eats or touch
I must say you have very nice eyes 😅.
Gracias por reaccionar a esta historia latinoamericana. 😊
Thank you we appreciate you💙 this was a great story but also sad knowing this happened to real people!
All those things like saying "put on your seat belts we are landing in the Andes", all that, that sounds like foreshadowing, in a way it was but it wasn't invented by the writer it actually happened, one of those kids did that in the plane as a joke of course, I read that a while ago in the reader digest, I mean decades ago. Many things that sound or look like added by the writer to add drama, he didn't have to add drama, they happened, even the man that found them looking exactly like that, the letter Nando wrote, that's the incredible part of this story
Eating the sister or not, that wasn't the issue because they hurt for all their friends, almost equally painful, no that "this is easy because is not my sister or my mother" nothing like that.
To me the miracle is that almost every instance they kept their sanity, no one kill anybody, that only happens in the lord of the Fly I think.
Because in other shows when they start killing or attacking each other to survive, what I hear is "that's what happens" and no! that is not what happens among civilized people or people that do no want to lose their human spirit. I get 1 or 2 people get crazy , but all? (except in lord of the Flies, they were children, therefore weaker)
So happy I found you guys from your Harry Potter reactions this is a great movie
Happy to have you here w/ us💙
Gracias a esta grandiosa película, todos pudimos conocer al verdadero Numa Turcatti, en verdad un ser humano excepcional. Ahora todos conocen tu historia, ahora todos mencionamos tu nombre, honramos tu sacrificio y lloramos tu partida.😢
¡te apreciamos! Fue muy triste ver fallecer a Numa y nos impactó mucho durante esa escena. Numa fue una gran persona y siempre vivirá junto al resto de ellos.
There's a good companion documentary of the making of this movie. It was fantastic as well.
Your reaction was amazing, thank you so much guys. Please don't worry about watching the movie in english, that doesn't change the fact that you enjoyed it. ❤
We appreciate you & thank you so much for understanding! 10/10 film & watching it Spanish would’ve made it still be a 10/10! Much love💙
La historia es real chicos ❤
I loved your reaction guys ❤
We appreciate you💙
Even if you’ve whatched in english I really enjoy your reaction ❤ You should search some documentarys of the true story
We appreciate you & happy you enjoyed it still💙 i (swizz) have looked up a few videos from their stories & sharing it from them is sad to see😢
Great reaction! I see movies with dub in my language too, so don't worry for the comments. In deed, I watch the movie again with japanese dub just to try something different.
I've seen it so many times in Spanish, that now in English it sounds weird to me.
great reaction gentlemen, this movie leveled me, as did you
Appreciate the love!!!👏🏾
Hello guys, great reaction. If you watch it again, theres a nice details and cameos. The real survivors are in diferents scenes. Just whatch Nando,s mother and sister entering in the aiport. The real one Nando open the door and let their in. The real one Roberto Canessa is a doctor and he take himself into the hospital.
Also the last guy with phone , telling the list of survivors its, Carlos Paez another real one survivor.
Hay muchos detalles. El Avemaría se oía en la radio cuando supieron que Nando y Roberto fueron encontrados. El crucifijo que lleva Canessa es el original de Carlos Paez, Carlos Páez usaba unos mocasines de la misma marca que usa el actor, etc.
@@laurafernandez2848 Así es