Summary: The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

Rating: 10/10 (28 September 2015)

In this world, we come across adventures, thrillers, subtle, and cursed times— times man feels overwhelmed, mislead by his judgment. Digging yourself out may be dirty, but from experience, it is rough and worth it. "The Shawshank Redemption" carries weight through its entirety, showing the viewer the strength a man must have to live in a normal society, or rather one without freedom.
This review does not reveal any spoilers but describes a couple distinct factors. Respectfully, the plot must have been drawn out of a poem written by Edgar Allen Poe, in my opinion. If you like crime, suspense, or drama "The Shawshank Redemption" may suffice.
In addition, this film causes for destruction of social class, yet integrates wisdom with opportunity for success. Crawling through this rough period of confinement, two men have met for a purpose. While wisdom plays the man trusted into this society, wary of the system's structure and smart to play it safe, opportunity specializes in gaining trust, working to evolve like a stem to a tree, finding ways to set himself free. Although, the men are not ready for everything this prison has to offer. In return, the physical and mental strength both men benefit
Unlike many movies, "The Shawshank Redemption" perceives the pros and cons of relationships with self and others, guising intentions, efforts, and social class. The personalities of the men bond, and though the hardship is exhausting, it is glorious.