Feelings aside, the film itself isn't great.
First of all, the core of film and television works on the theme of prison break is "accumulation". They need a considerable amount of foreshadowing to make the plot full enough, such as the most classic "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Prison Break 1".
However, due to the limited length of the film, the structure of the film was greatly compressed, like a drama version of "Prison Break" that cut the content of ten episodes into pieces.
In fact, the foreshadowing in the escape is even more important than the climax. It brings the most important "sense of participation" to the audience. When Michael climbed the high wall along the wire, the tension and excitement were largely It comes from the strong sense of participation of the audience during the foreshadowing process. The climax that lacks foreshadowing is too abrupt, too vain, and there is no pleasure. This principle applies to many things.
Moreover, this fast-food-style treatment makes the film fail in characterization, and the characters with their own unique charisma appear too thin here. For example, Ma Hong, Gretchen, General and others all collapsed, causing frequent loopholes in the whole film, which is inexplicable.
Although this movie is mainly for "Prison Break" fans, the sincerity is still slightly lacking.
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