First of all, there is an urge to become interested in geology in the process of watching it, and it is a bottomless worship to the drilling equipment of the bullshit! I can't imagine that a 700-meter-deep hole was drilled abruptly from the ground. In the movie, 33 trapped miners took the "Phoenix" iron cage elevator and slowly passed through the life tunnel connecting death and survival.
A tunnel narrower than an underground waterway, a tunnel
with an infusion needle inserted into the surface of the earth,
but how difficult it is to drill with such an embroidery needle! I think the more difficult thing is the trapped miners who are shuttled through this mouse hole. At that moment, what are they thinking.
Ah, what a brain hole (I really want to sit back)!
The film uses two main narratives, one is the solidarity of the families of the miners on the ground and their government, and the other is that the 32 miners in the underground are equally distributed food under the leadership of retired soldier Mario to stabilize everyone's mood and wait for rescue. Perhaps this is a step based on a true story. During the viewing process, I always thought that the philosophical and human nature such as cannibalism and killing each other would eventually be revealed. It seems that I think too much, this is a relatively realistic and objective disaster rescue film, telling us that life is both fragile and great!
The soundtrack is really impressive. The joyful soundtrack of the united family members on the ground makes people admire the optimistic attitude of the Chileans; when the drilling water drips on Mario's sleeping face, the drill that connects the sunshine of life appears in front of the miners. , is also the cheerful soundtrack that makes people laugh and cry!
Sometimes you need to give yourself some positive energy!
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