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[[Image:Alive.jpg|thumb|right|275px|none|Alive theatrical movie poster.]] | [[Image:Alive.jpg|thumb|right|275px|none|Alive theatrical movie poster.]] | ||
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A plane carrying a Uruguayan rugby team crashlands in the Andes Mountains. Five die immediately in the crash and as food dwindles others begin succumbing to their injuries and hunger. The survivors must turn to cannibalism to survive, making the difficult and emotional decision to eat the bodies of their friends and families who perished in the crash and after. | A plane carrying a Uruguayan rugby team crashlands in the Andes Mountains. Five die immediately in the crash and as food dwindles others begin succumbing to their injuries and hunger. The survivors must turn to cannibalism to survive, making the difficult and emotional decision to eat the bodies of their friends and families who perished in the crash and after. | ||
| − | ==Fairchild FH-227D== | + | == [[:Category:Fokker F27 Friendship|Fairchild Hiller FH-227D]]== |
Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, which descends too soon due to the pilots thinking they are farther over the mountains than they really are due to low cloud banks. It clips a peak, losing its tail section and causing four people to be sucked out the back, before losing both wings and sliding down a steep embankment to come to a stop against a snowbank. The crashed plane serves as the location for much of the film and the survivors live in it. The plane's flight number and livery are false, but mirror those of the real-life Flight 571. | Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, which descends too soon due to the pilots thinking they are farther over the mountains than they really are due to low cloud banks. It clips a peak, losing its tail section and causing four people to be sucked out the back, before losing both wings and sliding down a steep embankment to come to a stop against a snowbank. The crashed plane serves as the location for much of the film and the survivors live in it. The plane's flight number and livery are false, but mirror those of the real-life Flight 571. | ||
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The survivors try unsuccessfully to signal to this airplane. | The survivors try unsuccessfully to signal to this airplane. | ||
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These Chilean Air Force helicopters arrive to rescue the crash survivors. | These Chilean Air Force helicopters arrive to rescue the crash survivors. | ||
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| + | {{Footnote}} | ||
| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106246/ Alive at IMDb] | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alive_%281993_film%29 Alive at Wikipedia] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:31, 18 May 2012
Movie (1993)
Starring:
Ethan Hawke (Nando Parrado)
Vincent Spano (Antonio Balbi)
Josh Hamilton (Roberto Canessa)
Bruce Ramsay (Carlitos Páez)
John Newton (Antonio "Tintín" Vizintín)
David Kriegel (Gustavo Zerbino)
A plane carrying a Uruguayan rugby team crashlands in the Andes Mountains. Five die immediately in the crash and as food dwindles others begin succumbing to their injuries and hunger. The survivors must turn to cannibalism to survive, making the difficult and emotional decision to eat the bodies of their friends and families who perished in the crash and after.
Fairchild Hiller FH-227D
Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, which descends too soon due to the pilots thinking they are farther over the mountains than they really are due to low cloud banks. It clips a peak, losing its tail section and causing four people to be sucked out the back, before losing both wings and sliding down a steep embankment to come to a stop against a snowbank. The crashed plane serves as the location for much of the film and the survivors live in it. The plane's flight number and livery are false, but mirror those of the real-life Flight 571.
Beechcraft 60 Duke
The survivors try unsuccessfully to signal to this airplane.
Bell 212
These Chilean Air Force helicopters arrive to rescue the crash survivors.
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