There is a "hope and freedom" throughout this film. There is a saying that is very good "The prison is a place where you hate him at first, then you get used to him gradually, and you can't live without him in the end." Lao Bu is an obvious proof. The old man with arthritis in his hands who has been in prison for 50 years can enjoy a little higher treatment than others in prison because of a little culture, but when he goes out, there is nothing left , how can someone who is scolded for even holding a plastic bag stay well outside, so the ending of the old cloth is doomed, that scene is the worst place I cry in the whole film, not only because the old man has a feeling of sympathy for me The feeling is because of Lao Bu's "institutionalization". When Lao Bu got parole, which should have been a happy thing, he was unwilling to leave, and even wanted to hurt his inmates and wanted to stay in prison. At that time, in my mind, Suddenly, infinite sadness poured out, and even in my head, I cried out in despair, "How could it be like this?"
The film gives us the feeling of escaping from this prison, but when you actually go in, you will find that the prison limits not only your time and your freedom, but also your heart. When your heart is limited, when you Your heart is numb, then this prison is really ruining your life
And obviously, everyone who has been in prison for more than ten years has an institutionalized concept. They have been locked up for so long that they have forgotten what it feels like to be free, but Andy is here, no matter what. Whether it's beer when the roof is being repaired or playing music, it's Andy's yearning for freedom in prison, even if it's only for a second, even if he'll be severely punished after that, but at that moment, he's free, at least as much as he is. Feeling free, at least reminds him of what it feels like to be free
Andy never gave up his freedom. From the first day in prison, he never broke for 20 years, so he made the determination to dig a hole and escape from prison for 20 years.
In fact, he made the right choice, even a respectful smile from a female employee in the bank (I don't know what it's called) can make you feel free, compared to the picture of running in a convertible and repairing a boat by the sea and hugging Wade Prison, one heaven and one hell
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