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[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

What is the best Uruguayan film? Put your list below.

[@23marian]

Breadcrumbs (Migas de de pan) maybe?

[@JAIL720]

La Casa Muda, it was so good that USA made it's own version

[@Loptr177]

@@JAIL720 Good film. It has such a tense atmosphere.

[@tankediatriba]

The 12 years long night. That's the story of former uruguayan president Pepe Mujica.

[@Astures]

This film dont was uruguayan...was from Spain about a uruguayan history.

[@__grz]

Your reaction to Marcelo’s death is so relatable, it was so heartbreaking and very few people have highlighted how important he was for the team, lovely reaction ♡

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I liked Marcelo so much

[@hayleenicole9326]

Marcelo felt like the big older brother looking out for everyone. He was an amazing person 😔❤

[@lapreviaasinomas]

I really liked your reaction, and you were right, Gustavo refused to get on the helicopter without taking the memories of his friends, it was a way for them to return to them, even if it was in an object that represented them, he wanted to take those objects to the families of those who died, and so it was, some objects are in the position of the families and others were donated by the same families to the museum in Uruguay about the accident. I'll give you the link so you can see how similar the chosen actors were to the real people, even in the final credits they put the names of the actors but the photo of the real person he represented kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmi3hWWkjNCdqdEsi=-gBFXq6v5rtXNcEv

[@nachio12]

Nando was unstoppable, he wants to leave the mountain, his mother and sister died, and food began to become scarce, so he did not want to reach the moment of having to use the bodies of his mother and sister. He preferred to die walking in search of salvation, 10 days and 60 kilometers they walked.

[@miller-joel]

He saved them not only by walking to Chile for 10 days, but also guiding the helicopters back to the crash site, and insisting when the pilots wanted to turn back.

[@annakmeneses]

He also lost his best friend in the crash... forget his name, but he died instantly on impact. He was sitting next to Nando on the plane, so he lost 3 of the most important people in his life on the mountain.

[@nachio12]

@@annakmeneses Francisco "Pancho" Abal He was badly injured and with a sunken skull, he died during the first night in the mountain.

[@plocky4275]

@@miller-joel Credit to his companion (Roberto Canessa) on that walk down the mountains too! Nando always like to say on interviews about the accident _"En las malas, dame a Roberto"_ ["In tough times, give me Roberto"].

[@miller-joel]

@@plocky4275 Of course.

[@juancarlosgonzalezmartinez8793]

There were two "Panchos". Panchito Abal who died the first night and Alfredo "Pancho" Delgado who is still Alive. Loved your reaction! Regards!

[@globalizacionliquida]

Rarely in my life have I seen a soul as kind and beautiful as yours.....you are really beautiful....you made me cry with your words.....Thank you because you knew how to see everything....A hug from Uruguay

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you dear - could you tell me amazing films from your country - I would like to watch

[@sandraecheverria4695]

Hello , greetings from Argentina. Thank you for such emotional reaction. You are a very sensitive person. One more thing: there are some cameos of the real survivors: Numa' s home is the real one. The neighbour who greets Numa on the street is one of Numa's nephews. Nando is the man who opens the door at the airport for Nando and his family. Carlitos Paez plays his own father reading the list of survivors. The doctor who carries Roberto through the crowd at the hospital is the real Roberto, who is a doctor himself. And some other cameos too.

[@EloyYT]

10:12 There were 2 Panchos: Pancho Abal, who died in the fist day after the accident, and Pancho Delgado, the friend of Numa Turcatti that survived and is still alive today.

[@piratesswoop725]

I always felt they should have listed Abal as Panchito because this is the second or third reaction I’ve seen where they heard them say Pancho died and are confused that it’s Pancho Delgado. I think Nando even calls him Panchito early on so it wouldn’t have been too much to change that.

[@josemariapena4226]

Numa's friend Alfredo was called Pancho. Pancho is the nickname for those named Francisco, like the one who died, but it's also used as a nickname for others.

[@23marian]

This is one the best movies I've seen. Specially because it is in Spanish which is my native language. Amazing reaction!!!. Lots of love from South America

[@PabloGarcia-up5ti]

Nos da igual Mariana

[@luciaarnaotorrego6852]

@@PabloGarcia-up5ti te dará igual a ti, a lo mejor a los demás nos interesa saberlo. ¿No tienes nada mejor que hacer que ir a meter mierda a una persona que no dijo nada malo?

[@23marian]

@@PabloGarcia-up5ti bueno

[@alenkad8954]

🇺🇾❤️🇺🇾

[@O___________0]

⁠​⁠@@PabloGarcia-up5ti NO nos da igual lo que dice Mariana. Déjala en paz, qué valieeente detrás del anonimato 🙄. Nos da igual lo que dices tú.

[@minyrar7107]

What a beautiful reaction!! ❤ It was so genuine. I’ve seen this movie 14 times so far, you made me cry more than the movie itself, and I’ve cried every single time I’ve watched it.

[@Loptr177]

This is probably one of the best reactions I've seen. You seem like such a sensitive lady, and this movie goes so hard on the feelings, it's hard not to cry.

[@Irish__Clan]

Those young men did not commit mur der. They did not desecrate a human body. They did what they had to do in the most desperate of circumstances.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

WE know

[@redhoneytea]

This story is devastating and beautiful. I've been worried about watching this movie because I knew it would be so emotional. Thank you for letting me experience it with you by sharing this reaction. It's so important to witness stories like this that are told in an authentic way, even if it's hard to watch. Apparently, all of the survivors meet on December 22nd every year to remember they survived and eat a meal together.

[@pendragonsxskywalkers9518]

When you compared eating flesh to Last Supper that was on point - this is exactly what survivors did after they returned, when they told public about their exprience! Apparently there were few men called Pancho on plane, hence confusions. Liliana and Javier had 4 kids - boy and 3 girls. He later got another 4 - this time girl and 3 boys - with his second wife.

[@magdalfalfa]

That was a lovely reaction. You connected at a deep level with this story, with the characters, you felt their pain and joy and by doing so, you connected with thousands of people watching now your video. This story is about the human condition, love and friendship. Thank you for sharing your vulnerability and humanity ❤

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@delerium101]

44:06 that's the real carlitos paez, playing his dad Carlos paez vilaro.

[@martindrudi]

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. 🤗

[@abrilricci9744]

Bayona did an incredible job, talking to survivors and the families of those who did not return, it took 10 years to complete the project. It's amazing

[@lolesfebrer9535]

Bayona quiso hacerla antes de rodar LO IMPOSiBLE..con Naomi Watss...pero no se la querian financiar porque ...él queria hacerla en español con actores de habla hispana...hasta que Netflix...lo ayudó para poder rodarla tal como el queria y como pasó todo con actores Uruguayos y Argentinos...

[@neo02yavizim]

YOURE so cute! Your reaction over Marcelo is something I’m sure his sister would very much appreciate to see. you could really sympathize with him ❤ also, when Gustavo Zervino refused to leave without the suitcase You were adorable! I Can see goodness in your words and actions

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you very much - very kind of you

[@23marian]

Enzo aka Numa is gorgeous. Such a great guy. Thank you Uruguay!!!

[@Littleterry21]

thank you for reacting this movie! we are so sad last night this movie didnt win the oscar to best foreing movie and best make up :( because it really deserved

[@peakyatreides]

It was nominated for the Oscar for best international film but......they gave it to the Zone of ​​interest. It has the audience award for being the most viewed film in the world on Netflix

[@kiwigirljacks]

An amazing film! Should have won the Oscar for foreign film IMO. I think your love the Japanese film “Departures”. If you can find it ❤

[@davidholaday2817]

Later on when Nando asks Roberto if he sees the mountains, and Roberto says “Lo veo.” The translations say “I do,” but he’s actually saying “I see it.”

[@iamobvs7110]

That's because the question was: "Can you see it? That's Chile" And he answers the question with: "I do" ( lo hago, de verlo) because that is the short form for "I do see it"

[@davidholaday2817]

@@iamobvs7110 He says “Lo veo.” which means “I see it.” I think they shied away from it because they wanted to cater to what they thought an American, or a Canadian audience would like better.

[@_bella2345]

@@davidholaday2817 sos joda? Es lo mismo

[@iamobvs7110]

@davidholaday2817 Yes, but to say "I see it" (lo veo) would be a literal translation to the Spanish audio, but the subtitles are not in Spanish, so the answer follows the grammatical way of answering the question in English: "I do" which at the end of the day means the same because "I do" es la forma corta y correcta de responder a la pregunta como se preguntó: can you see it? I do (see it) - lo ves? lo veo. No es una traducción literal, pero es la correcta gramaticamente para el texto en inglés y para alguien de habla inglesa significa 'lo veo'

[@davidholaday2817]

@@iamobvs7110 would it not be more powerful or more poetic for him to say “I see it”? Don’t dumb it down for an American audience.

[@delerium101]

43:05 el caballo se puso así por el olor qué tenían, lo contó el hijo de catalán, canesa le regalo una campera, pero la tuvieron que tirar porque los caballos no se querían ni acercar.

[@bree77301]

Woah ese es un dato que no sabía! 😮

[@delerium101]

@@bree77301en la pelicula no te lo explican. canesa le regalo la campera como un obsequio ( no tenia nada mas) al hijo del arriero. la tuvo un tiempo, y al final creo que la quemo. despues de un tiempo se dio cuenta que los caballos no venian cerca de la campera....... segun catalan hijo.........tenian " olor a muerte, olor a cementerio" buscalo, es asi, tal cual

[@diannebdee]

Bless you for your heart. Thank you for your comments for these men and women. And yes, they all had/have families waiting for them back in Uruguay. Sending light and love to you and your pure heart.

[@steve5693]

Omg I was just thinking about you and I was gonna suggest this one 😭😭😭 I'm ready to cry with you 😭😭😭

[@Irish__Clan]

The survivors have said that the avalanche was worse than the plane crash.

[@Georgina-lv9bt]

Lol Yes one of my favorite movies and my favorite reactor!! FYI, And here is when it pays to know Spanish: "Pancho" is a nickname people give in spanish speaking countries to men called "Alfredo", so Pancho and Alfredo (Numa's best friend) are the same person.

[@_bella2345]

Francisco also

[@cinthiak8276]

Pancho is for the Francisco's 😊

[@GessAtti]

Había dos Pancho. Alfredo "Pancho" Delgado, el amigo de Numa Turcatti y Gastón Costemalle. Y Francisco "Pancho" Abal, que era primo de Javier Methol, ellos traían los cigarrillos porque la familia de él tenía una tabacalera. Era el mejor amigo de Nando Parrado, es el que muere la primera noche, cubriendo a Susana Parrado.

[@anakarinarodriguez4375]

Francisco es "paco"

[@GessAtti]

@@anakarinarodriguez4375 Eh... No. A los dos, tanto Alfredo como Francisco, le decían Pancho.

[@zullyan6417]

This! This represents me! I watched many reactors but although they let out a few tears this is how I cried while watching the film!

[@Bellixies]

You beautiful soul, this is a hard watch but a testament to the wonders faith, resilience and sheer determination and strength can achieve. ❤

[@edithGallardo2]

Estaba deseando tanto que tú reaccionaras a esta película. Muchas gracias por verla y más aún en su idioma original. Es una historia de supervivencia tan impactante que resulta difícil creer que esta basada en una historia real y además el hecho de que varios de los superviventes reales hicieron cameos especiales. Muy conmovedora, y tu reacción es tan auténtica que llore como la primera vez que la mire😢. Por cierto te miras hermosa ❤

[@jacquelinea.7575]

One more thing. What happened to Nando is almost unbelievable. He suffered some brain damage, and because they thought he wouldn’t survive they put him at the edge of the plane with his head practically on the ice. On the other hand he practically didn’t drink anything. But doing that it saved his life. Science discovered later on, that is the best treatment for a brain injury. Well, honestly, i think they discovered that, because in the ‘70 if they had rescued them right away and Nado taken to an IC, he wouldn’t have made it because the treatment was different. A few years ago they did a brain scan on Nando and they could see all the fractures that fixed by themselves.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Amazing

[@agroveterinariaalfaro4953]

He hasn't some kind of brain damage. Skull fracture. That's what he have

[@agroveterinariaalfaro4953]

Tintín lost 2 litres of blood, and 2 broken ribs. He carry 35 kilos of wight to the top of the mountain. He found the material for the sleeping bag and carry the "hell" machine of.water to the fuselaje

[@anaabejon5093]

Gracias por tu reaccion y tu sensibilidad.Es lo que pretendia enseñar el director y las personas que vivieron esta epopeya.El amor,el respeto,la camaraderia.. lo increible es que es una historia real. Si escuchas hablar a cualquiera de los supervivientes te envuelven en una paz y amor, que es no la mejor doctrina te enseña. Me encanto tu reacción al detalle de la maleta,mucha gente pasa por alto ese detalle de Gustavo.Bayona tiene una sensibilidad especial, todas sus películas son muy emotivas lo sabe expresar como nadie.

[@agroveterinariaalfaro4953]

Juan Antonio Bayona

[@debbieaguilar5498]

I send you a really big hug and thank you for your beautiful, honest reaction

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!!

[@nachio12]

19:18 They couldn't light a fire since there was nothing to burn. In the 72 days they only burned some small crates of Coca-Cola once, but when the fire went out, they felt colder, so they didn't try it again.

[@cleveroliveira6727]

Thanks for this lovely and genuine reaction, I'm in tears. Lots of love from Brazil.

[@gabx0729]

One of the most beautiful facts about this movie is that it gives the ones that couldn't come back a voice** previous movies mostly focused on the survivors and the fact they had to eat dead bodies but this one focuses more on the friendship, the bond between ALL of them and honors the memories of the dead friends. This movie is a masterpiece indeed. PS according to all survivors Numa's death was like the last push they got to try once more; to go on for the rest. Until this day you can tell they all get emotional when they mention everyone but especially Nuna cauae (quote) "he gave everything for the rest" and the paper he was holding when he died said that. That really happened. It broke me to know that. " There is no greater love than to give one's life for our friends"😢

[@valki7869]

Que linda reacción, tu eres muy sensible y linda y eso es hermoso ❤️ gracias por tu reacción

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

❤❤❤

[@user-qx6ri2bf4o]

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. THANKS FOR REACTING! It's not getting a lot of attention from reactors :(

[@marialejandrasalazarsalas]

I cried with you altought i watched that movie so many times…. ❤ i just wanted to hug you all the time ❤

[@sammymicaelly]

I'm amazed at your sensibility in understanding the nuances of what they were feeling in the movie, especially your interpretation of Numa's mind and his intent and also the mindset of each one of them at that time. It matches the reports given by the survivor's in the books almost perfectly. Loved your reaction and i sobbed almost as much as you did!

[@estebanfeliperojasnunez566]

Según los sobrevivientes marcelo los últimos días estaba todo deprimido porque el organizó todo el viaje pero cuando sacaron su cuerpo luego de la avalancha tenia una cara de felicidad y de placidez, y varios de los sobrevivientes experimentaron esa placidez cuando se estaban muriendo asfixiados hasta que los sacaron y les entró aire de vuelta, y para las hermanas de marcelo fue como ver al verdadero marcelo porque el actor era igualito y la actuación muy buena, realmente se veía y actuaba como marcelo, y para sus hermanas fue como cerrar una herida luego de 50 años porque aplaudieron mucho la película.

[@annakmeneses]

A masterpiece in storytelling. One of the best movies ever made. From your genuine reactions... you have a beautiful heart. Agreed, this movie makes you so grateful for life and it's so inspirational.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Wow, thank you!

[@nachio12]

26:42 They used that same example on the mountain, if Jesus at the Last Supper said to take his body and blood, he was telling them that they should do the same, take his body and blood. They didn't integrate that dialogue into the movie because of time.

[@BUROSIDAT]

Seen the movie a few times now. The story is just amazing. It reminds us of how blessed we are and how much worse reality can be. Absolutely loved your reaction to it 💙

[@capubecks]

Your reaction was very moving, and you connecting to what Gustavo Zerbino did (the one w the suitcase with his friends items) is sooo moving and Gustavo said he has promised to come back and give this to all the families, it took him months but he did it. Thank you for such a moving reaction

[@pablopolis2011]

It should have won the Oscar

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Did they win other awards in their country?

[@danac848]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O.this movie won 12 Goyas awards in Spain

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

@@danac848beautiful that’s what’s important- not Oscar

[@danac848]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. of course!! I loved this movie, I’m from Uruguay 🇺🇾 Thanks for answer me 🤗

[@pablopolis2011]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O.yes, Goya awards

[@EloyYT]

48:24 Real Numa Turcatti.

[@yanelisa37urena31]

😭😭😭💔🙏🙏🙏

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

❤❤❤

[@christelajean]

I subcribe to your channel because you provide in depth commentary of your understanding of the movies/ shows you watch. ☺️☺️ Have a blessed day ❤

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much

[@CafeTessaLulu]

I feel like this is one of the best KZbin movie reviews (of this particular film) that I've watched! It's a masterpiece of a film and one of my favorites. I really appreciate your sensitivity and sentiment towards the film and the plight of the characters. Your emotion towards the deaths of Numa and Marcelo are quite moving as those events moved me as well. I appreciate your contributing thoughts and I'm looking forward to checking out more of your movie reviews.

[@rafaeldiaz4670]

i really love your reaction...you make me so cry...greetings from spain

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you!! 😊

[@davidholaday2817]

I think the director had Numa has the narrator so he could give a voice to the fallen.

[@meryjey1507]

I cry with you in every tear and sensitive comment you made, I watched the movie maaaaany times and most reactors and you are the most pure soul and you are beautiful person ❤ loads of love

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

You're the best!

[@AguedaG]

Había dos Panchos en el avión. El que murió era Pancho Abal, sobrino de Javier Methol y el mejor amigo de Nando. El otro, Pancho Delgado, era el amigo de Numa. Varios de los supervivientes dijeron que, para ellos, comer la carne de sus amigos era como comulgar: habían dado su carne para que vivieran, como Jesús la dio por salvarnos. El Papa les felicitó. Dijo que, de haberse dejado morir, habría sido suicidio.

[@verocardozo2299]

Francisco "Pancho" Abal era primo no sobrino.

[@AguedaG]

​@@verocardozo2299según mi información era su sobrino. El hijo de un primo o prima, en la cultura hispana es un sobrino.

[@verocardozo2299]

@@AguedaG No, era su primo hermano. El padre de Pancho Abal era hermano de la madre de Javier Methol. Son una familia pudiente, dueños de una tabacalera fundada por el abuelo de ambos. Te digo por que soy de Uruguay y se conoce la historia de la familia.

[@AguedaG]

@@verocardozo2299 ah, vale, gracias por aclarármelo. Estaba mal informada. Además, se llevaban una buena diferencia de edad.

[@verocardozo2299]

@@AguedaG Si, ni tanto. Es normal esa diferencia entre primos, acá es muy común.

[@andrealex9738]

25:25 ¡Qué linda! De las pocas reacciones que se han preocupado tanto por Marcelo, el líder optimista. Siempre decimos que los buenos mueren primero. Y Numa, el último en no lograrlo. ¿Qué sentido tiene? quizás era algo que debíamos saber todos. Lo peor no fue alimentarse de sus amigos, lo peor fue pasar por todo eso y saberse que también estaban muertos si no daban más esfuerzo aún cuando no tuvieran energía. La valentía de los Strauch para encargarse de lo inenarrable, la determinación de Nando los trajo de vuelta... Una historia hermosa y triste, pero terapéutica, según han dicho familiares de los que no sobrevivieron. A la hermana de Marcelo le habría conmovido ver tu reacción.

[@guadalupeguzman9252]

Por favor que este en el idioma original 🙏🏻 Pd: no quiero decir que el doblaje en inglés sea malo pero se pierde mucho lo que es la interpretación y emoción del idioma original (al igual que en otras películas que son en inglés y el doblaje en español no trasmite lo mismo)

[@jamieminnn345]

You can say it. The dubbing is awful 😂

[@23marian]

​@@jamieminnn345 yeah 😂. The emotions are not the same if you watch it in English

[@tubodeluzfria]

Igual está regular el doblaje...

[@jacquelinea.7575]

Muy cierto! Una vez estaba en un cine en Uruguay, y en la película hicieron un chiste (en inglés), y solo se escuchó mi carcajada… mi prima q estaba conmigo me codea y me dijo… de a te reís… yo le respondí, del chiste… y ella… que chiste? Pase vergüenza x la mala traducción!

[@andressousa9006]

Couple of facts about the survivors, today 14 of the 15 are still alive, also the dead were all buried right there in the mountain in a common grave(they did not ate all of them) but one of the corpses was retrieved, illegally by his dad, his dad paid people to take him there, and they dug it out and took the body back to uruguay. Also, about them worrying if eating the flesh was a sin... the pope wrote a telegram to them after it was made public that they ate human flesh, the pope congratulated them on their courage, and told them that they did what a good christian should do, to live, because god put us on the earth to live, and not to have eaten would had been almost like suicide.

[@JasonVoorhees999]

I don't know if you said that in the reaction but this movie was based in a real story, the names of the people where the same, numa existed, marcelo too and all the rest, im writing from chile, the country at where they were traveling (sorry my bad english), you can look forward to the real people and compare, the actor of marcelo look almost the same the real marcelo

[@piratesswoop725]

Alfredo is the name of two of Numa’s friends, Alfredo Ciblis and Alfredo Delgado. Alfredo Delgado is also called Pancho and he is one of the survivors. Alfredo Ciblis is shown at the beginning talking about going on the trip but ultimately, and what I felt was an oversight on the part of the filmmakers, decided not go on the trip. No idea why they didn’t mention this briefly because it does cause a little confusion!

[@cheshirekoala9457]

"What an honor it is to be human." You're so right sweet lady. Thank you so much.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you dear

[@GulsCult]

There's another great film about this same Andes plane crash called "Alive". It stars Ethan Hawke as Nando Parrado. It's in English and it was released in the 1990s.

[@prettykit4]

I was sad through the whole film, shaking my head and sniffling. But I burst into tears when they were finally found and I could not stop bawling. All through credits.

[@marianaanastasio6244]

Some of the survivors made cameos in the movie. The real Canessa ia the doctor that received the movie Canessa. The real Carlitos olayed the part of his father when he read the list of survivors. This movie should have won the Oscar

[@jairoandresrojascastillo4296]

Based on real facts..😢😢

[@persefonehistory8631]

Thanks for watching this movie and in the original language. I love your reaction because I was feeling the same way , I was crying with you and praying with you. This is an amazing movie and story. Love and blessing from Ecuador

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thanks for watching dear 🥰❤️❤️

[@kenllixx]

Like any other movie there's some changes. For example at the end when it was time to rescue them it was difficult and dangerous. The president at the time knew the risk and still he goes for it. That place is dangerous for a plane and even more dangerous for an helicopter but still the pilots tried and failed so they had to travel to Argentina and tried from there. They split the survivors into two groups because the helicopters weren't big enough and they needed little weight to rescue them succesfully. The ones with better health had to wait and no bags were allowed for any of them. The man who sit in the suitcase is still alive and he told the story of that case. The pilot said to him no you cannot bring that with you so he sits on it in protest and after a while the pilot says to him ok you can but one of rescuers had to stay in the mountain instead. Of course someone pick him up later. I'm sure the end is a bit different because otherwise the movie whould be longer.

[@kenllixx]

This is Gustavo Zerbino today (the suit case man). He has visit the place they crashed many times. Althouth the place look quite different today part of the plane remains there. www.nationalgeographic.com.es/medio/2022/12/21/gustavo-zerbino-en-el-lugar-del-homenaje-del-accidente_70cdbc16_221221124645_800x600.jpg

[@Poetamo]

I love you. I love your compassion, your empathy, your humanity, your big heart of gold, and that's why I love your reactions. People like you bring light to this world. than you, thank you, THANK YOU, and congratulations for your online success. You're such a geniuine and real person. God bless you. I hope one day I can say this to you in person and give you a big hug. Kindest regards from Spain.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

You're the best!

[@jamieminnn345]

I’ve been waiting for this reaction I pray it’s the original and not dubbed 😆

[@martaferrer1023]

Beautifull reacción !!! Send you love from Spain 😃

[@singinglibrarian88]

Subscribed - one of the most entertaining reactions I’ve seen! 😊

[@AuroraaZaph]

You should check the survivors talks about their experience, and how they felt about life and god after the mountain, it's really interesting. This movie gave voice to everyone who died through Numa's pov, and their deaths were the reason the 16 survivors could meet their families again

[@jessycarlin499]

Gustavo dijo "o se van conmigo o yo me quedo con ellos"

[@AuroraaZaph]

siempre que cuenta cómo le hacia dedo a los rescatistas si no lo dejaban subir con la maleta, me da una ternura inmensa

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

we know

[@clarasva]

I cried the whole movie!! 😢 Thank you for reacting to this movie!! Hugs from Brasil ❤

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

What is the best Brazilian film

[@jorgemelide6005]

Love your reaction ❤ As most of the people that like the movie, they found themselves feeling that is not too late for being a better person, for themselves and for the others. Send you a kiss ❤ Greetings from Uruguay South America 🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@angelesgonzalez9276]

I'm crying with you! 😭 And your voice is so sweet Real survivors appear on the movie.. I can't believe they didn't win the Oscar

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you dear

[@emphormaun5434]

I didn’t cry the first time I watched this, but watching you getting emotional got me emotional😭

[@cactusonline]

25:12 mood when Numa died

[@user-qx6ri2bf4o]

I can’t believe they didn’t won the oscar

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

it doesn't matter

[@sofiaortiz3342]

You are so sweet and genuine, is the first time i cry with a reaction ❤

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

❤❤❤

[@deboraarg2107]

Marcelo💔

[@Ruly-ig9ej]

Great reaction, you made me cry😢😢 i fell your sadness when Marcelo and Numa died. So heartbreaking 💔💔💔

[@soniabryant7401]

Alfredo’s Nick name was Pancho. Thank you for watching the movie in Spanish. I love how you reacted to the movie, I am like that too ❤

[@Israeluis696]

Buenísima reacción ❤

[@anakarinarodriguez4375]

Es increíble la fuerza de esta gente. Admirables mis compatriotas. 🇺🇾

[@delerium101]

29:16 dale bo dale

[@Casherr93]

Uruguayan intensifies

[@davidholaday2817]

I love the hair!

[@luciaarnaotorrego6852]

This is currently my favourite movie, thank you so much for reacting to it

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

It's so good!

[@nicolasmenoni3214]

Love your reaction!❤

[@tuckerplum8085]

I would suggest another foreign language film nominated at this year's Oscars. "Perfect Days" from Japan. Beautiful film.

[@claudiarivarola8150]

Emociona mucho! Realmente una historia tremenda de supervivencia y ❤️😢

[@rafaelsakta1130]

Loved your reaction! It's very noticeable that you are a beautiful soul

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you so much!!

[@ec9121]

Buen dia = have an over all good day in general, so you can say it pretty much all day (while the sun is out) and buenos dias = just good morning ... also that ring lookes amazing! I'm gonna have to go check him out when I'm in cdmx in a few months!

[@soficlassy]

25:15 I had the same reaction the first time I saw it, I'll cry with you

[@agatone20]

Beautiful reaction, thanks!

[@alexanderlarsson776]

There is another version which is older called "Alive" and eventhou i like both the older one showed some more horrific stuff while this is slighly more sentimental....

[@locadelbosque]

Amé tu reacción. Saludos desde Chile.

[@heavy77x]

I was waiting for this one❤

[@guvarela]

Lo veo desde que tengo 7 años (hace 50). Y lloro igual que vos 👍👏👏

[@vanessahuschke6690]

What a lovely reaction!