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Prison Break Part 2 Aftermath
Casimer 2022-12-27 13:41:27
Recently, I reminisced about the first, second, and second parts of this film, which mainly played Mike's life after he successfully escaped from prison. This film is constantly trying to escape from prison in the first part and trying to dig for treasures in the second part. I think this is the The downside of this film is that I always do it secretly, nothing new at all. What attracts me to this film is the progress of the relationship between SARA and Mike, which makes me feel attracted, but soon they are replaced by I have to be separated. This kind of erratic life may be just wonderful to watch on TV. In reality, I will feel very tired. No matter how handsome I am, it is useless. I am a little tired and there are not many fresh elements. I don't think the first one was as exciting.
Extended Reading
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FBI Special Agent Alexander Mahone: The escapees. Who are they?
FBI Agent Wheeler: Michael Scofield, Structural Engineer, 5 years for armed robbery. Benjamin Miles Franklin, Former U.S Army, 8 years for possession of stolen goods. John Abruzzi, Don of the crime family of the same name, Life without parole for conspiracy to commit murder. Charles "Haywire" Patoshik, 60 years for second degree murder. Fernando Sucre, 5 years for aggravated robbery. David "Tweener" Apolskis, 5 years for Grand Larceny. Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell, Life for 6 counts of Kidnapping, Rape and first degree Murder. Lincoln Burrows, Scheduled to die next week for the murder of President Reynolds' brother.
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FBI Agent Wheeler: It's not like they left us a map where they're going.
FBI Special Agent Alexander Mahone: Actually, that's exactly what they did.