Review

Rating: 10/10 (3 August 2013)

Paragraphically, at First, when I see the film, some Centinal stuffs wasn't pull out. Due to many problems and unresolved conflicts, I see it as a dump. But when I see it the second time, I understand what it is about, and how it came to be the greatest drama of all time. It benefits from a strong cast, feeling that Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman did the film themselves. They devoted to the film all they got. From expression, to heavy feelings. They look us in the eye, and expresses their demand for freedom and a life of a normal man. The film drives us from jail to out, resulting some hard to be fitted in like Brooks. It's an unique way, seeing the prisoners dealing with their life afterward, not like any other films. It has a great script, a set scene full of masterpiece coming to life after 20 years of finding it's own success. It stepped out, starting as a bomb, but ended as a real life and day with surviving and breakthrough hearted mean with the Shawshank Prison