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Rating: 8/10 (3 May 2020)

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The famous Steve McQueen is known as the first tough guy in Hollywood, and the Great Escape is his masterpiece.
The story is adapted from real events and escaped from the German Nazi concentration camp. This is the goal. How to do it? Some pretended to be lumberjacks, some were hidden in the truck that transported the branches, and some came to the blind spot. They all failed and were confined.
McQueen's character always likes to pick up a baseball catching glove to play baseball after being caught.
One person 's plan is often full of loopholes, but the plan of a group of people is much more rigorous, digging three tunnels, division of labor and cooperation, joint effort to escape, plus Steve McQueen 's private escape during the arrest and gag, the movie looks vivid and interesting . Specific to how to dig a hole, how to discard soil, and how to avoid landslides, this can only be thought of by people who really have escape experience. Making musical instruments, making wine, making uniforms, and living in concentration camps are also quite rich. Of course, some people died because of their escape.
The Nazi portrayal is not rigid, some of them are very good, some are very bad.
To shoot a jailbreak movie, you really need to dig a tunnel, and you really need to prepare the tunnel. This is the fun of a movie with facts. You have to face the problem of how to leave Germany, so you have to falsify your documents in advance and learn German well. After escaping, some people took the train, some people stolen bicycles, some people hitchhiked, some people rowed boats, some people grabbed planes, McQueen snatched motorcycles.
Only boaters and cyclists managed to escape, others were arrested and 50 people were killed. After McQueen was arrested, he was put in confinement, and he started playing baseball in the confinement room. It turned out that Hollywood was more than Shawshank's redemption. As early as 1963, they filmed the Great Escape. It looked really enjoyable.