<p><span>I was very surprised to see the sentence in the text that 33 miners were rescued after being trapped in an underground mine for 69 days. I heard that there was a movie based on this incident, so I watched a review video of the movie called '33. It was the same content as the text, but it contained more details. The most memorable part of the movie is the scene where the miners were rescued from the underground mine and came out to the ground. When I saw the scene, I could feel the feelings of joy, and relief that the miners felt together. Another memorable scene was the miners' company's unwillingness to actively rescue them after they had been <span> </span>trapped in the mine. The scene forced me to lament. The miners' lives and deaths have not been confirmed, but they must not avoid rescue. This was known around the world and caused many people's concerns, but the most distressed were the families of the miners, Not the president of Chile, nor was the minister. I didn't dare to understand how the family must have felt, having to wait for them without knowing whether they were alive or not. If I were a family of miners, I wouldn't be in my right mind. Still, I thought it was fortunate that I could miraculously rescue the miners and see my family again. The fact that 33 people held out for 69 days in that dark, humid mine is really great and touching. I didn't know there was an incident like this until I knew the content of the text, so I can find out through this opportunity, So I want to recommend this movie to other friends. Why don't you watch this movie?</span></p>
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