Underground with hope dwindling...
“The 33” is based on the 2010 catastrophic explosion and collapse of the 100-year-old San Jose Mine in Chile where 33 miners were buried alive. Over the next 69 days, an international team worked night and day in a desperate attempt to rescue the trapped men as their families and friends, and people around the world, waited and watched anxiously for signs of hope. Meanwhile, 200 stories beneath the surface, in suffocating heat, tensions were rising, provisions dwindling, and time running out. The film switches between the miners’ plight and above-ground attempts to rescue them as director Patricia Riggen takes us through the technical business of drilling down.<br /><br />The first rule of disaster movies is to provide knowledge about the main characters. With 33 men, that’s hard to accomplish. Director Riggen focuses instead on a few: a veteran miner on the verge of retirement (Gustavo Angarita), a young father-to-be (Mario Cassas), a philanderer (Oscar Nunez), a voice of reason that no one listens to (Lou Diamond Phillips), a drug addict (Juan Pablo Raba), and a Bolivian who ignites tension among the ranks.  When conditions worsen, the men look to “Super Mario” (Antonio Banderas), who becomes the unofficial leader, encouraging them to persevere through starvation and lack of oxygen, and serving as referee when in-fighting occurs.<br /><br />A problem with a movie based on actual events is that the outcome is known. The director must nonetheless sustain attention and build a certain level of suspense. Ron Howard did this in “Apollo 13,” but “The 33” seems more content to draw upon disaster flick cliches and character types. The mostly unknown actors contribute believability to their portrayals, and the means of the men’s survival are recounted in meticulous detail, but the end result never really catches dramatic fire.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include a behind-the-scenes look at creating the mine collapse with the cast, crew, and stunt department; an examination of how this story captivated TV viewers with news footage from around the world; interviews; deleted footage; and theatrical trailer.
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