SOCIETY OF THE SNOW Review | PULP KITCHEN CLIP 

It's a piece that doesn't give in to commercial cinema places, and it's raw and visceral WITHOUT going to a morbid place. It's absolutely perfect. Love from Argentina

I was lucky enough to see it in cinema and it was an amazing experience - I’ve never seen a room like it after the film was over

I was not prepared for what I was about to watch. 5/5

One of my favourite parts of this movie is the bikes publicity that comes right after the end of announcement of the search was over. It is not something disrecpectfull, it is just a reminder that life continues for the rest of the world that think they all are dead.

This movie is Amazing!! I cant believe this really happened!! Best of 2023 for sure!

This movie hit me so hard and open my eyes, the strength of humaine being are unbelievable, ,amazing cast of actors, amazing picture, amazing production, i hope this movie win the Oscar 🤞✊😊

So glad for you review, you really understood Bayona's work. It is an outstanding movie, honoring this amazing story of survival.

Only shots where made in the real location, the movie with all the actors was shot in "la sierra Nevada" in Spain. Is a movie about love, friendship and how we humans are capable of impossible tasks if we work together and we support eachother even in the most horrendous of situations

Some of the survivors have cameo's in the movie the one opening the doors N the airport scene is the real nando parrado the one who is telling the name of the survivors is the real carlitos paez acting as his father the doctor who recivevthem in the hospital after they were saved is roberto canessa the scene where Numa its looking to the atlas and talking to his dog is Numa's actual childhood home ohh and the scene were the rescue crew start filming show the real footage of that day

The movie is a masterpiece, it totally grabbed the essence of the survivors. As a follower of this topic and watched all previous movies, read books about it and watched numerous documentaries, I can say this movie from J.A.Bayona is very accurate. The movie “Alive” was pretty much Hollywood stylish that described some facts, but not what really happened or what the passengers really went through, not even how they felt. The movie shows the incredible Andes and how tiny human beings are in front of of it. Totally worth to watch.

I never knew when it was in theaters. It would have been even more impactful. I had to see it twice on Netflix to get some things I missed the first time. But I wonder which part he meant near the end that was so spectacular.

Agreed! A real depiction of the human spirit and the power of nature. I love how the movie manages to tell the story in a respectful and meaningful way and not sensationalize it. Also, five stars for the way it's filmed, the sounds, etc. Makes you understand the conditions that much more.

Great that you young people get to know this incredible story. I am similar age to the survivors. I read the front page of newspapers in 1972. The first movie was Spanish too in 1976, call SURVIVE. ( I saw this at the cinema in 1976)The next movie is American ALIVE in 1993. The plane in fact had a stop over in Mendoza. You should read the book by nando parrado- Miracle in the Andes and the 1970s book by piers Paul Read - ALIVE. I did the cover of - Break it all. the song in the movie- airport scene. (youtube) 💖💖Also, netflix now have the making of the movie- society of the snow. The fuselage was actually shot in spain, sierra nevada mountains, but the 360 panorama around the fuselage was shot in crash location.

Garra Charrua de Uruguay para el mundo 💪💪🇺🇾

I loved your review. This movie is a masterpiece, I knew a little bit about the story before watching it and let me tell you my mouth was open almost the entire time. The movie does a really good job at showing you and making you feel almost exactly what those people went through 👌🏻 a must- see

Great way to review the movie without spoiling anything, good job! I completely loved the movie, it’s one of the best movies I ever seen.

En realidad no fue un aterrizaje de emergencia. El copiloto habia cometido un error en la ubicación, pensando que ya habia dejado las montañas y estaban volando sobre Curicó (el lugar donde debian cambiar el curso para llegar a Santiago), pero en realidad seguian en Los Andes y cuando se dieron cuenta ya era tarde: ocurrio el impacto.

As crazy as the story is in the film it actually underplays the last part of the story almost rushing through the heroic superhuman final trek. I think the film/documentary "Alive" was better at showing this element of the story

Are you going for the "Kermode and Mayo" feel?

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