The real history, the eternity of humanity

Lenny 2022-03-25 09:01:07

Adapted from real events, Alcatraz has provided a lot of material for the film industry. Dongmu was imprisoned completely naked, and the tension in at least two scenes was well created: the first time Dongmu went to the rooftop from the air passage, the prison guards pulled his fake head, and the fourth person was thrown away when the last three escaped. Let the audience worry about him wearing a gang. Dongmu's past experience is not mentioned here, but he just used his righteousness for the painter to show his decency. The viciousness of the warden and other prison officials is only mentioned. The main content of the whole film is the handover between Dongmu and the prisoners. They quickly reached a consensus. This process similar to the gathering of heroes is quite interesting. The "high IQ" on prisoner Dongmu's resume still belongs to the framework of Dongmu's dumb performance. His acting skills have not changed much. Siegel's shots are very good. No matter where the angle of view is placed, the medium shot is mainly The second half of the episode clenched the prison escape with a terrifying and unknown feeling, and the cold and hard texture was reminiscent of Baker's "The Hole". There are many details of this story, such as raising mice and digging holes in walls, in "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Miracle in the Green Mile". I wonder if Stephen King got inspiration from here.

Douglas 2021-11-13 08:01:24

The prototype of "Shawshank's Redemption"; the so-called prototype means a rather crude meaning...