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Alive (1993) More at IMDbPro »

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The plane crash results in various unpleasant scenes of gore.

One man's leg is slit open, a steel rod goes through the stomach of another man.

Limbs are shown in a state of decay from gangrene.

The pilot's head is shown against the cockpit window, which is smeared with blood.

There are glimpses of people sawing hunks off dead bodies: both the dismemberment and consumption of dead bodies is lingered over by the camera.

There's nothing tasteful about cannibalism, so a lot of flinching is unavoidable.

Several F-words, and some lesser stuff.

Some of the characters are seen drinking or smoking.

The survivors find some ration. we find out its only wine and chocolate bars. for a few days, they consume little by little. the survivors find out one day that one of their own has consumed more than the expected amount, causing rations to be wasted.

One of the main characters passes out halfway through the film. he then wakes up from his coma, only to be notified of his mother's death. he cries intensely. he then sees his sister falling in and out of her injury. she finally succumbs from her injury after a few days.

In one scene, the survivors see a plane up in the sky. they yell anxiously for help but the plane passes by. this is a sad scene.

The part where the survivors talked about consuming the dead bodies is very disturbing. we then see all of the dead bodies rounded up. one character approaches a dead body and rips a tiny piece from its buttocks with a piece of glass. not bloody at all, but still disturbing. a few characters take part, but that's pretty much it. this was supposed to be the most gruesome part of the film. but since it's a Hollywood film, there can only be a few things shown.

Three characters embark on a journey to find help. in one scene, one of them slips and barely holds on to a rock from falling down, he gets back up quickly. the whole journey lasts two or three days or so.

All the characters suffer emotional trauma after the crash. this happens entirely through the film.