What are some of the recommended highlights of The Shawshank Redemption?
Synopsis and Ranking:
Released in 1994 and based on Stephen King's novel of the same name in Four Seasons of Wonder, The Shawshank Redemption covers the film's theme of "Hope," which shows the fear of "the passage of time and the transformation of the environment" as an individual through the special context of the forced deprivation of liberty and the high emphasis on discipline in prison.
The film ends with the revenge catharsis of the Count of Monte Cristo.
In the imdb Internet movie database, it was selected as the first place in the 250 best films by more than 1.6 million members. It is also the no.1 in the Douban movie top250 ranking list. It was included in the List of the 100 Best Films of the 20th Century by the American Film Institute.
The Shawshank Redemption
In terms of the sense of hindsight of "Forrest Gump", it is also used for this movie:
Some people are watching movies, and some people are talking about life. And "The Shawshank Redemption" is about life.
Rhett said: Some birds are inherently unstoppable because every feather of theirs shines. Andy is one of them.
The clue about Andy is actually very simple: killing his wife and going to jail — being bullied by his fellow inmates — gaining the trust and freedom of the warden by virtue of his strength — secretly digging tunnels — and finally escaping.
It's been imitating, but never surpassing:
Looking around, regarding the relevant writing of prison plots, South Korea's 2003 "Gifts from Room 7", "Prison", "Harmony", "Prison Escape Duo", "Prison", etc., Chinese movies "Prison Storm", "Li Wang", "Fire Island", "Mong Kok Prison", "Women's Prison", "Li Wang", "Dragon in Prison", "Black Prison Broken Intestine Song of Raw Pork", "Apostasy: Hidden Criminals" movies have "Shawshank Redemption" movies.
Warm boiled frog, the epitome of the rules of survival:
The most poignant point in "The Shawshank Redemption" is that Brooks Lao Bu, who has been in prison for more than 50 years, is released on parole, and when he knows he is going to get out of prison, he is not happy, instead he is broken, and when he walks on the road, he says, the world becomes in a hurry.
The fast-paced life that young people want to escape is extremely difficult for Brooks, who is old and has been in prison for more than fifty years, to adapt to. He didn't sleep well at night, often had nightmares, dreamed that he fell into the endless abyss, woke up sometimes half a day to remember where he was, and his helpless and scared expression was really painful. In the end, in order to escape the life that frightened him, he chose to commit suicide.
To borrow an idiom allusion to the theme of "hope":
Cao Cao [Hope Mei quenches thirst]: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao led his troops to attack Zhang Xiu, there was no water on the way to the march, the water with them had long been drunk, the soldiers were thirsty, they stopped to cool off, and the people who were sent to find water did not find the water source, Cao Cao was in a hurry, and passed down the order that there was a Merlin in front of him, and it was the season of plum production that plums could be used to quench their thirst, and morale was greatly boosted and they advanced rapidly.
Xiang Yu [Broken Kettle sinking boat]: In the last year of the Qin Dynasty, the King of Qin sent the general Zhang Handan to lead a 200,000-strong army to attack the princely state of Zhao, the King of Zhao sent people to ask the King of Chu for help, the King of Chu let Song Yi take command, Xiang Yu assisted the army to lead the rescue, Song Yi deliberately delayed the opportunity, Xiang Yu killed Song Yi and led the army across the Zhangshui River to help Zhao, they smashed the pot, sank the ship into the bottom of the river, fought a life-and-death battle, and finally defeated the Qin army.
Fear makes you a prisoner, hoping to set you free again. — "The Shawshank Redemption" for every lost you.
Hope is something that all mankind has, even the nameless beggar. Everyone has hopes for tomorrow. Everyone always has a purpose and a plan for the future.