What are you living for

Anthony 2022-01-04 08:02:40

This is not a cool film about how to escape from prison with a high IQ. After watching the protagonist Papillon’s repeated failures in prison escape career, it is unforgettable except for the unbearable despair and various difficulties in solitary confinement for many years. A friend's indulgent indulging towards the sea without any regrets despite the nine deaths. What echoed repeatedly in my mind was the sentence that the warden seemed to be torturing everyone, "Bobby, why are you living for?"

This is not a cool film about how to escape from prison with a high IQ. After watching the protagonist Papillon’s repeated failures in prison escape career, it is unforgettable except for the unbearable despair and various difficulties in solitary confinement for many years. A friend's indulgent indulging towards the sea without any regrets despite the nine deaths. What echoed repeatedly in my mind was the sentence that the warden seemed to be torturing everyone, "Bobby, why are you living for?"

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  • Dolly 2022-03-25 09:01:14

    75/100 Apparently Rami Malek is less of a financial swindler than Dustin Hoffman, but he's on the phone with Big Charlie, which also makes the show focus on two men in isolation on the protected scene. As for the deep meaning of walking and staying, the film lacks the spirit of interpretation.

  • Brent 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    Movies make me more law-abiding.

Papillon quotes

  • Louis Dega: Come on! Come on!

  • Louis Dega: I'm sorry. I may have prematurely judged you with an unworthy degree of suspicion.

    Henri Charrière ('Papillon'): Well, don't propose yet.