My First Review. SPOILER ALERT

Rating: 10/10 (2 July 2014)

SPOILER AHEAD, DON'T SAY I DIDN'T WARNED. Andy Dufresne is a banker convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife and her lover. The message that the movie tries to pass is that hope can set you free. It talks about Andy and his friends that lives in jail for a long time, and how Andy became "successful" even at jail. Andy knows that his place isn't in there, he dosn't consider himself guilty for the murder of his wife and her lover, he don't even tries to defend himself in the court, so when he's in jail he seems to be so peaceful and tranquilized that the other prisoners thinks he's spoiled, and he suffers from that from time to time because some queers liked him and frequently spanked and raped him. Andy also became friend with the director of the jail and the guard, using his banker skills to help them, but in return he asks for his friends to be treated nicely. Andy has a lot of hobbies, he's affectionate for stones, and he likes to play chess to, but he favorite hobby was dropping rests of what he toked of his wall inside his cell, he toked 20 years to make the entire tunnel and scape, of course he wouldn't leave his friend Red, behind with nothing, he told what the future reserved for them and told him where to look for it. For me the high level of the movie was at the end when they reveal Andy's plan, but it's so complex that I think that you would rather just go and watch the movie. One of my favorite movies of all time.