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Leone 2021-11-24 08:01:17
The people's teachers were forced to kill people too
The pig's feet have a blessed figure. I can't believe that he can escape successfully. Especially when you are getting beaten up with your passport and looking for videos online to learn how to make a master key. But in the end, starting from the emergency stop of the subway, I slowly...
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Stan 2022-04-21 09:01:39
not amazing
This film was obviously influenced by "The Shawshank Redemption". Both were wrongfully imprisoned, and they were all "jailbreakers."
After watching the movie, there are two experiences. One is that the American police are very incompetent, and the other is that the American justice system is very...
Remy Nozik
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Weston 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Prison Break Instructional Film
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Trycia 2022-03-24 09:01:32
Even if reality gives us red lights everywhere, we can still have green lights on the road of love. The door of love is always open for love. Five points emotional and five points rational, this jailbreak is really happyending~
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Damon Pennington: You have to know where you're gonna go and how you're gonna get there. You have to know how they plan to catch you, where and when.
John Brennan: Well, how the hell are you supposed to know that?
Damon Pennington: You pay off someone who knows. And a lot depends on if the prison is in the country or the city.
John Brennan: City.
Damon Pennington: Where are you from?
John Brennan: Pittsburgh.
Damon Pennington: Pittsburgh's tough. So many bridges and tunnels they can block off.
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Damon Pennington: Stay far away from the train and bus stations. Forget the local airports. Leave from another state. Second, identity. It's easy to find fake papers. Harder to find ones that'll get you through an airport. You'll need a passport, a driver's license, and a Social Security number. If you have to rent a car, find a place that'll take a cash deposit. They'll still run a credit check, so use a real person's name on the ID. Third, destination. You'll want somewhere that doesn't attract American tourists. Think Yemen and you get the idea. And money; you'll need a truckload of it. Everything's expensive; hotels, travel, information.
John Brennan: How much?
Damon Pennington: Enough to last at least five, six years. You run out of money, you run out of friends.
