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Rating: 6.4/10 by 892 users

The 33 (2015)

Based on the true story of the collapse of a mine in San Jose, Chile—that left 33 miners isolated underground for 69 days.

Directing:
  • Patricia Riggen
  • Oscar Godoy
  • Constanza Hevia
  • Waldo Salgado
Writing:
  • Michael Thomas
  • José Rivera
  • Mikko Alanne
  • Craig Borten
  • Hector Tobar
Stars:
Release Date: Thu, Aug 06, 2015

Rating: 6.4/10 by 892 users

Alternative Title:
Os 33 - BR
Los 33 - ES
地心营救 - CN
33 [The 33 (2014)] - RU
Les 33 - CA

Country:
Chile
Colombia
Spain
United States of America
Language:
Español
English
Runtime: 02 hour 00 minutes
Budget: $25,000,000
Revenue: $24,900,000

Plot Keyword: mining, based on true story, chile, mining accident, survival, woman director
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Antonio Banderas
Mario Sepúlveda
Rodrigo Santoro
Laurence Golborne
Kate del Castillo
Katty Valdivia
Juliette Binoche
María Segovia
Lou Diamond Phillips
Luis Urzua 'Don Lucho'
Cote de Pablo
Jessica Salgado
Naomi Scott
Escarlette Sepúlveda
Jacob Vargas
Edison 'Elvis' Peña
Mario Casas
Álex Vega
Bob Gunton
President Sebastián Piñera
Gabriel Byrne
Andre Sougarret
Oscar Nunez
Yonni Barrios
Juan Pablo Raba
Darío Segovia
Paulina García
Isabel Pereira
Jorge Diaz
Igor Proestakis
Don Francisco
Don Francisco
Elizabeth De Razzo
Susana Valenzuela
Diego Noguera
Man in Suit
Francisca Concha
Local Newscaster
Trinidad González
Mrs. Sougarret
Leonardo Farkas
Leonardo Farkas
Erik Rodríguez
Skinny Miner 2

Reno

> When the mountain swallowed the 33 men alive... This is one of the greatest movie of 2015, not because of twists and turns, but pleasingly illustrating a true disastrous event. So don't listen to the negative remarks about it, ignore the low scores and just see it already. Like any flick, it definitely had a few flaws, if you focus it properly, you won't be distracted for those faults in the movie. All the above, bringing that 2010's unfortunate mining tragedy on screen was a success, that's the very important. It was not a Marvel's superhero movie or a Disney-Pixar's cute animation that has its own large fan base to support. It is not even a Hollywood, but English language movie from Chile. So that's where the critics steered common people in a wrong direction. But as I'm a movie fanatic, I totally recommend it for all. This was not a simple disaster drama, but had a good amount of emotions, suspense, nationalism, light laughs, brotherhood and ultimately a good entertainment. It is no ones biopic as it was categorised. It is a single real incident based movie, especially the book 'Deep Down Dark'. All the characters had a fair scope and portrayed according to story growth. But it opened by introducing only a few main characters and other supporting ones out of 33 whose story this was based on. On an ordinary day, those miners started their day as usual. For some, it was their first day and for others it was the final days of their job, but everyone had their own reasons to go into the mountain's deep down. But what they did not know was the mountain was tired of being opened its mouth for the centuries. Finally, she decided to close the mouth by swallowing the 33. But those men stood against the chances they had and fought for their survival, which was finely told in this movie. What happened to them, how it concludes was narrated still the last minute with suspense. > "That's not a rock, that's the heart of the mountain. > She finally broke." To me there was no mystery left in the main theme, because when this thing happened 5 years ago, I closely followed the event. So I know how it ended and I knew how the movie would end, but surprising parts were the families, media, politics and all the other surrounding events composed together which was a quite fresh perspective that helped the movie to help shape well. So I am telling you, if you think you know this story, you probably wrong on that assumption. If I want to discuss about negative, that would the language of the movie. I am very-very disappointed with that choice, it must have been in the Spanish. Those Chilean characters speaking English was kind of jokes with their funny accent. It did not work for me, because Chile never was a commonwealth member. If Indian, Malaysian or Sri Lankan character speaks English would make sense. I know they wanted it to be an International product, so did they chose Internationally recognisable actors like Antonio Banderas and Julliette Binoche. Yes, on that aspect it paid off well. The movie almost got me on its emotional side, I did not show it physically, but surely I felt deep inside me. It also triumphs to tell how important the families are. They are the first ones to react if you are in a real danger to rescue, to shed tears, to standby on the scene looking for your return and to hug tightly. The movie might be categorised in a couple of genres, but it had other mixed ingredients as well. For example, the scenes called the last supper and the circus outside the rescue site. Movies are not all about perfection, sometimes demonstrating its purpose decently would do good enough. So on that facet I got no point to say to skip it. 9/10


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