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 dark (innocent people may also be wrongfully imprisoned). But thinking about so many unjust, false and wrongful convictions and mysteries in the big T Dynasty, and thinking that the police also make big and trivial matters into trivial matters, they don't care about anything, and suddenly they accept the setting of the movie. But I still feel that the screenwriter's traces are strong, the police are too stupid, and the male protagonist's plan is not so flawless.
Then there is a deep question: why is Russell Crowe not working?
The director and screenwriter is the famous Paul Haggis, "Crash" and "Million Dollar Baby" are their peaks, and it seems that it is difficult to produce a third such masterpiece.
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