Luke himself was sentenced to 2 years of labor camp for damaging public property. I don't think this is anything.
Your thoughts are fluctuating because of the war. You can keep the door closed at home and do whatever you want, and no one will care about you. But you go out to the street and saw off a lot of the automatic meter. It is estimated that the police do not care, everyone would say that the police are dereliction of duty, right?
Also, in the labor camp, although some guards look awesome, these prisoners are not felons after all, so the guards are not strict, otherwise, why is this luke able to escape after repeated attempts!
Also, the prisoners seem to have a good relationship. It did not reflect the horror plot such as the black boss in the prison eating black, but it felt that everyone loved each other as a family.
Also, those guards didn't seem to take the initiative to attack luke, and finally punished Luka because he tried to escape repeatedly. Even the man in sunglasses didn't seem to take the initiative to provoke Luka at first.
In this film, Luca was sentenced to 2 years of labor camp for destroying public property. It should be said that the evidence is solid, and he should be sentenced to 2 years in prison. You deserve what you deserve, it's not a wrongful prison! ! Like others in "The Shawshank Redemption", the protagonist gets a life sentence and is still unjustly imprisoned, so everyone thinks it should be run away. If you really made a mistake yourself, you should be punished, what the hell!
Let alone 2 years. After a good transformation, he came out as a hero after 2 years. Jailbreaking really isn't worth it. Moreover, every time I ran, I was caught. I don't know if it was an emotional intelligence or a problem with IQ.
Some people say that this film reflects Luka's perseverance. I said that if Luka has spirit, why did he go earlier! I think it is perseverance according to the automatic meter, according to one after another, was finally caught by the police. . .
It's not worth losing this little life. . .
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