Good

Rating: 10/10 (19 August 2014)

When I started watching the movie, I thought: This is going to be another one of those movies drama in prison, where the guy suffers and escapes and lives happily forever. Just waiting there. Not so. The film reaches the spiritual side of things. Shows how this affects people psychologically. Having cut his freedom is yes, one of the worst things in the world, even when there is no fault. But when you get used to the place, the rules, what is inside you, it becomes your place, your truth. And then you go out. Now what? How do I live? I do not know no more walking on the street! This can really drive someone insane. Another important point is the issue of corruption in jail. Not that common place fell to be the focus of this thing. Was already structured, it was not something that needed to be nor explained. Corruption in the chain is already so common to us, which is not something that needs 20 minutes of film to explain how it works - despite the great scene in the library where Andy pro account as Red in Shawshank laundering scheme works.