Well really the only thing you could do with a false accusation is use words, if you come up with the real evidence yourself then it would prob be thrown out as forged or fake. But with a prison break you can actually make physical decisions and plan everything out.
@@fishscalecocaine Yeah...it's really sad that's our justice system. Not only that, but it only takes two "witnesses" to get a conspiracy conviction. So John Doe and I could align our stories to point the finger at you, and you would be f*cked.
This movie hits hard especially after the Ted Ed video on Ethical Dilema. The fact that he trusted his wife even when the evidence was stacked against her is a testament to his willpower
It’s a testament to his idiocy… not his will. It’s the testament to his willingness to deny reality and be delusional. Willpower? Hahaha… he is delusional. And so is his “willpower”. We may know the truth, but he doesn’t. He isn’t brave… he is stupid. He did the equivalent of: I lost 1/3 of my money in the casino… so let’s go and bet everything I have to win it back.
It's a testament on how well he knew her willpower doesn't change the fact if she did it or not but he knew her so well her true self because they did not hide anything from each other most likely, alot of married couples couldn't say the same.
No one comments on this but the most emotional scene in this movie is right before the crazy ending sequence when the dad (played by Brian Denahey sp?) realizes what he is about to do and doesn't say anything but the non-verbal acknowledgement when they hug goodbye and he will never see them again is very emotional to me. It's a subtle goodbye that says I will miss you guys forever but I know saving your wife and kid is your entire reason for living. Watch that scene closely and you will totally see what I mean.
And then dad, likely realizing the cops would want to talk to him and the rest of the family, takes them on a ride to see the beautiful scenery, thus making the cops waste precious time and resources looking for them. Even if the cops suspect he did it on purpose, to help his son, they would never prove it.
Fantastic film, watch it. The emotions are palpable. You really experience the change from regular guy to doing desperate things, the resignation of the wife to her fate, then her willingness to die if she can't be with her child. It's gnarly.
This film is excellent, being one of the few remakes that’s actually better than the original (‘Pour Elle’,2008), although the original is well worth watching as well.
Awesome movie! When they stop by and decide to get their kid.. no dialogues between the couple but shows us a very deep communication! That's the highlight of the movie 👏👏👏
@@andrebrown10101 I was talking about Google. That thing doesn’t help me at all . Though you tube helps a lot. But he gets so much information through net I want to ask him what he’s using .
In the real life version of this movie, it was the husband who was sent to prison, and the wife who broke him out. He was innocent of the crime he was accused of, but lost his trial. His wife managed to break him out of prison, for which they were both eventually caught and charged. However, they were able to prove him innocent of the original crime, and those charges against him were dropped. Once the two of them served their time for the prison break, they were free to be together, and went on to have children and a relatively normal life. *I can't remember the names of the people involved in the case, but it was somewhere in the U.S if memory serves me correct. Maybe someone else remembers their names!?
How in the fuck are the going to get in trouble for a prison break, when they were not supposed to be there in the first place, and the prison break was the ONLY thing that gave them the time they needed to prove his innocence... The "justice" system is so stupid. A child predator wouldn't even get in this much trouble in America.
@@smileyking7749 there is a reason why lawyers tell you to keep your damn mouth shut. I love the police because they keep our streets safe but in the end they have to solve cases even if they get the wrong person. And a note trying to right a wrong by doing another does not make it right, or legal.
@Smiley King That‘s bureaucratic America for you. This stupid „justice“ system of this funny little society is a joke. No point in relying on „law“ when you can take the matter into your own hands. It‘s a just a matter of not being caught when it‘s you against the world.
If they later found out she’s been innocent all along shouldn’t they just drop all the charges so she could live peacefully wherever she is and won’t have to look over her shoulder for the rest of her life
1:44 Taking tips from someone with a particular set of skills over a long career and how not to be found when they want to find you and kill you. What's not shown in the recap is the professor pays a sum of money to him for the tips.
Love this movie. Actually thrilling and smart. Also, a good question is posed by the movie of what do you do when the power of the state is exercised against you and you have no recourse. The thing is, while she was wrongly convicted, the evidence does point at her. It wasn't a case of bad policing or malicious prosecutor. Just plain bad luck.
At least towards the end of the movie, luck was on their side. How they found the elderly couple and the change of shift at the airport. Edited to add, I felt that the movie was sort of alright, but their escape was brought by a change of luck.
They glossed over the basic elements of the crime scene and wrongfully convicted an innocent mother. It took a detective taking a second look at it after this all started to realize such a simple element was glossed over.
7:20 Imagine that good bye to your parents 😢 I suppose it's a goodbye we will all have to make one day. So don't waste the precious little time you have left, it'll go by faster than you think.
What I don’t like about this movie is the ending that hammer the idea that the wife was wrongfully convicted and it somewhat justify the husband actions. I think for him it doesn’t matter and it would benefit the story to leave this matter ambiguous.
I believe it's implied that he just knows her wife well enough to know she's not a murderer, as a matter of implicit trust, and understanding of her character as a person.
@@ThatFadedAsian I believe it’s imply for the audience that main character is a good person, doing criminal acts for the right cause. However it takes away from the main idea of the movie that he would try to brake his wife from the jail regardless of her being guilty or not. That is what important. I mean in the real world even if the evidence would be uncovered that allow his wife to be acquitted. The husband committed murder, assault on peace officer with deadly weapon. Evasion of apprehension, possession of the weapon without license, forgery and many other crimes he committed over the course of the movie.
@@AntonLennikov but his whole premise was that he believed Lara wasn't guilty..thats why he spent so much money and time trying to get Lara out through the legal route. if he thought wife DID commit the crime, im not sure he would've gone through the efforts of breaking her out.
In this age, the innocent woman would still be in prison cause the feds would want to cover up the fact they didn't do their due diligence. If that evidence was exposed, the husband could sue them into oblivion for wrongful imprisonment. There'd be a huge amount of people involved getting fired as a result. So they find the real killer, throw them in prison along with the innocents woman and bury the whole thing behind secrecy.
I've watched this movie and I never understood why they made Laura try to commit suicide, claiming that she can't live without him. She had already tried to alienate her husband and was convinced that she was never getting out, thus she would never be able to live with her son. So, why al of the sudden, after being free did she feel she couldn't live without him? That was unnecessary. They had the opportunity to make a sequel by leaving without him and vowing to get him.
damn, love can make you do some crazy shit. also she was telling from start that her button was broken off due to her bumping with maybe killer but they just ignore and put her inside the jail for 3 years
i'm watching thiis rn and had to stop when they boarded the subway trains cos it was giving me anxiety lool now i'm glad i clicked on this instead of the trailer cos i can finish watching it now and know it ends well
When a prison break is easier than proving that someone has been falsely accused
Well really the only thing you could do with a false accusation is use words, if you come up with the real evidence yourself then it would prob be thrown out as forged or fake. But with a prison break you can actually make physical decisions and plan everything out.
@@fishscalecocaine yes i think jail is easier then proving that someone has been falsely accused 😢😢
@@fishscalecocaine Yeah...it's really sad that's our justice system. Not only that, but it only takes two "witnesses" to get a conspiracy conviction.
So John Doe and I could align our stories to point the finger at you, and you would be f*cked.
True fact
You call that easy?
This movie hits hard especially after the Ted Ed video on Ethical Dilema.
The fact that he trusted his wife even when the evidence was stacked against her is a testament to his willpower
It’s a testament to his idiocy… not his will. It’s the testament to his willingness to deny reality and be delusional.
Willpower? Hahaha… he is delusional. And so is his “willpower”.
We may know the truth, but he doesn’t. He isn’t brave… he is stupid. He did the equivalent of: I lost 1/3 of my money in the casino… so let’s go and bet everything I have to win it back.
It's a testament on how well he knew her willpower doesn't change the fact if she did it or not but he knew her so well her true self because they did not hide anything from each other most likely, alot of married couples couldn't say the same.
😂 yes
And i do not expect a comment about TedEd here 😂👍
Because women never lie to their husbands.
@@MikeJones-rk1un Wish someone told my ex that.
Wow. This is heart warming. A man did everything to see his wife out of prison.
what if the wife cheats right after that🤣🤣🤣
@@gggg66669 eh! It can be total disaster 😳
Yeah normally You would expect the man to want the opposite
@@gggg66669 Who hurt you?
@@sayantanmazumdar3do onee have to experience the particular tragedy in order to ask questions about it🙀
No one comments on this but the most emotional scene in this movie is right before the crazy ending sequence when the dad (played by Brian Denahey sp?) realizes what he is about to do and doesn't say anything but the non-verbal acknowledgement when they hug goodbye and he will never see them again is very emotional to me. It's a subtle goodbye that says I will miss you guys forever but I know saving your wife and kid is your entire reason for living. Watch that scene closely and you will totally see what I mean.
And then dad, likely realizing the cops would want to talk to him and the rest of the family, takes them on a ride to see the beautiful scenery, thus making the cops waste precious time and resources looking for them. Even if the cops suspect he did it on purpose, to help his son, they would never prove it.
there's something about these that make them so addicting
LOL how did you get here
Wait wut. Rice love your vids and how did you get to movie recaps
Farmer
I think it’s his voice.
The mix of the voice and the background music. It’s really the music for me
Fantastic film, watch it. The emotions are palpable. You really experience the change from regular guy to doing desperate things, the resignation of the wife to her fate, then her willingness to die if she can't be with her child. It's gnarly.
Name of the movie please!!!
@@marlenclassen1542 the next three days. Its literally said in the first minute of the recap.
This film is excellent, being one of the few remakes that’s actually better than the original (‘Pour Elle’,2008), although the original is well worth watching as well.
Thanks very much, didn't know that - as one of, if not my favorite movie, I'd love to see its predecessor EVEN if it's not as superb.
As a french guy I'm now curious to see it.
Awesome movie!
When they stop by and decide to get their kid.. no dialogues between the couple but shows us a very deep communication! That's the highlight of the movie 👏👏👏
Moral of This story the internet can be used for anything
Yup, I even use it to treat my so called "incurable" illness
All you need is a wiki how and your set
Last week I cured cancer
also how bad the "justice system" is. you can be sent to jail for something you didnt do
@@paulgeorge9228 or better said how difficult the justice system is. She had blood on her and she touched the murder weapon.
No idea what version of Internet this guy is using, because the only thing the internet shows me is that when I have a headache I got aids.
It’s so true. I can’t find anything though internet
LMAO
@@barshaislam5931 yup can’t find a single thing through the internet nothing at all. 🙄🙄
Good luck recovering from aids !
@@andrebrown10101 I was talking about Google. That thing doesn’t help me at all . Though you tube helps a lot. But he gets so much information through net I want to ask him what he’s using .
In the real life version of this movie, it was the husband who was sent to prison, and the wife who broke him out. He was innocent of the crime he was accused of, but lost his trial. His wife managed to break him out of prison, for which they were both eventually caught and charged. However, they were able to prove him innocent of the original crime, and those charges against him were dropped. Once the two of them served their time for the prison break, they were free to be together, and went on to have children and a relatively normal life.
*I can't remember the names of the people involved in the case, but it was somewhere in the U.S if memory serves me correct. Maybe someone else remembers their names!?
idk their names but I need answers... here for the eventual answers I hope
That's wholesome
How in the fuck are the going to get in trouble for a prison break, when they were not supposed to be there in the first place, and the prison break was the ONLY thing that gave them the time they needed to prove his innocence... The "justice" system is so stupid. A child predator wouldn't even get in this much trouble in America.
@@smileyking7749 there is a reason why lawyers tell you to keep your damn mouth shut. I love the police because they keep our streets safe but in the end they have to solve cases even if they get the wrong person. And a note trying to right a wrong by doing another does not make it right, or legal.
@Smiley King That‘s bureaucratic America for you. This stupid „justice“ system of this funny little society is a joke.
No point in relying on „law“ when you can take the matter into your own hands. It‘s a just a matter of not being caught when it‘s you against the world.
I was expecting some shit ending but that was pretty decent😂
Sometimes, the internet isn’t just full of dumb shit.
What an amazing, intelligent, hard working, Courageous husband!
You NEED to watch the actual film. I was on the edge of my seat in the second half of it. So emotional, wow.
movie name.
It feels like seeing the whole movie in few minutes, so many gem of the movies missed can be watched in few minutes, thanks bro 👍
this film had my heart racing with every new scene 😂
This is the best skillshare ad I've seen so far
Ironically it when she confesses she did it to to attempt to dissuade him is when I know for sure she's innocent.
If they later found out she’s been innocent all along shouldn’t they just drop all the charges so she could live peacefully wherever she is and won’t have to look over her shoulder for the rest of her life
rewatched this movie last week and still enjoyed the heck out of it.
1:44 He should've just hired that man with a particular set of skills.
1:44 Taking tips from someone with a particular set of skills over a long career and how not to be found when they want to find you and kill you. What's not shown in the recap is the professor pays a sum of money to him for the tips.
Love this movie. Actually thrilling and smart. Also, a good question is posed by the movie of what do you do when the power of the state is exercised against you and you have no recourse. The thing is, while she was wrongly convicted, the evidence does point at her. It wasn't a case of bad policing or malicious prosecutor. Just plain bad luck.
No it is bad policing and Worst prosecution.
At least towards the end of the movie, luck was on their side. How they found the elderly couple and the change of shift at the airport.
Edited to add, I felt that the movie was sort of alright, but their escape was brought by a change of luck.
@@Fan-zx1lz No, it’s really not. All of the evidence pointed to her.
They glossed over the basic elements of the crime scene and wrongfully convicted an innocent mother. It took a detective taking a second look at it after this all started to realize such a simple element was glossed over.
@@solidmoon8266 No
Half an hour's talk with Liam Nesson was all John needed to become Jason Bourne 😆😆
wow the movie seems really good, i have to actual watch it... full lenght
So in the end the police decided to do real police work.... typical 😂
All of the evidence pointed to her which was literally said at the beginning of the video.
7:20
Imagine that good bye to your parents 😢
I suppose it's a goodbye we will all have to make one day. So don't waste the precious little time you have left, it'll go by faster than you think.
We just watched this movie last night. Definitely worth watching
Title pls?
@@keenleannuanonas643 The Next Three Days.
SkillShare:the movie
Imagine her filing for a divorce in a few years time 😂😂😂😂
4:34 fun fact he looks exactly like Jason beghe from Chicago pd plays as Hank voight
Cuz It's actually him
What I don’t like about this movie is the ending that hammer the idea that the wife was wrongfully convicted and it somewhat justify the husband actions. I think for him it doesn’t matter and it would benefit the story to leave this matter ambiguous.
I believe it's implied that he just knows her wife well enough to know she's not a murderer, as a matter of implicit trust, and understanding of her character as a person.
@@ThatFadedAsian I believe it’s imply for the audience that main character is a good person, doing criminal acts for the right cause. However it takes away from the main idea of the movie that he would try to brake his wife from the jail regardless of her being guilty or not. That is what important. I mean in the real world even if the evidence would be uncovered that allow his wife to be acquitted. The husband committed murder, assault on peace officer with deadly weapon. Evasion of apprehension, possession of the weapon without license, forgery and many other crimes he committed over the course of the movie.
The road to hell is pave with good intention
@@kulpotwahu1634 And some roads only have lesser evils and no U-turns.
@@AntonLennikov but his whole premise was that he believed Lara wasn't guilty..thats why he spent so much money and time trying to get Lara out through the legal route. if he thought wife DID commit the crime, im not sure he would've gone through the efforts of breaking her out.
Oh I forgot about this one! Great film. Actually cried a little
9:48
And RIGHT THERE
Is where I'd kick her out
If you're doing this, YOU DO NOT ALTER THE PLAN!!!!
This movie shows how a man can do for his or her family 😍
In this age, the innocent woman would still be in prison cause the feds would want to cover up the fact they didn't do their due diligence. If that evidence was exposed, the husband could sue them into oblivion for wrongful imprisonment. There'd be a huge amount of people involved getting fired as a result.
So they find the real killer, throw them in prison along with the innocents woman and bury the whole thing behind secrecy.
I've watched this movie like 3 times. One of faves!
This movie inspires me as..... TEACHER CAN DO ANYTHING 😂
These uploads of movie re-takes are one of the only ways I will watch an entire film paying full attention the entire ride.
Thanks for explaining the movie in this detail. I appreciate your efforts.
I've watched this movie and I never understood why they made Laura try to commit suicide, claiming that she can't live without him. She had already tried to alienate her husband and was convinced that she was never getting out, thus she would never be able to live with her son. So, why al of the sudden, after being free did she feel she couldn't live without him? That was unnecessary.
They had the opportunity to make a sequel by leaving without him and vowing to get him.
Since I don't have access to Netflix ,is there YT channel that provide full movies ?
Put the name of the movie in the description too!
This movie is worth the time watching in full.
Russell Crowe and Liam Neeson in a Movie Together? HELL FRICKEN YES!!!!!!! SIGN ME UP!
That is a big brain man! Love the couple and love the end!
the plot twist is so sad imagine the women who is sentenced to jail for life time is not guilty as she is mistaken as the Murderer
Also the actual murderer is at large.
IM EARLY ALSO, this is a good movie though
Instantly laughed when the guy chosen to help escape prison is Liam 😂. Good luck frfr
i am happy this doesn't end bad.
I love this movie so much, mskes so much sense
this movie has some banger music, great film glad i stumbled upon it when i was in a russel crowe watch spree
The kicker is that she is actually guilty but managed to manipulate her husband so well he committed a felony
Aah that's called the quality content
Who's here after watching savi
Please what is the title of the movie
One of my favorite all time movies
Wife: **gets sent to join**
Her husband: OH YEAH IT'S BIG BRAIN TIME
I’m just saying the lawyer is the big cheese robber MURV 😂 from home alone
love ur video bro
Saw this in theatres ! Great film!
Need a link to all the online tutorial
College professor helps his wife escape from priaon by learning new skill from Skillshare.
In the end the detective gets sooo close to finding the button too, then he gives up. Right when he does the button falls down into the sewer.
laura everytime something goes wrong: ok imma head out
damn, love can make you do some crazy shit. also she was telling from start that her button was broken off due to her bumping with maybe killer but they just ignore and put her inside the jail for 3 years
What is the movie title
This man must be a long lost brother of Micheal Scoffield.
And people say being online is bad for you
I would do the same desperate thing for my wife and kid if im in the same situation..
BUT I DONT HAVE THE SKILLS HUEHUE
movie name please
You have to admit this was a well planned prison break. Even though at the end of the film the wife’s innocence was proved.
One of Crowe’s best movies
Was that the kid from Iron Man? Damn, this kid has made movies with RDJ & Russell Crowe!
From which website you make voice please tell me
Great movie.
Great film
Went to Venezuela?!? Should’ve stayed in jail.
Most of the Russell Crowe Movies are amazing.
I wonder if the police will still go after her knowing she actually didn’t do it, however her husband is in a pickle now for the murders.
Husband is literally doing everything for the wife but the moment they start to escape she tries to fk it all up
The wife was ridiculous trying to grind her head away on the concrete
Well, she’s a woman.
this became my daily routine and i aint even mad about it
He also now gets free internet using a coat hangar and a tube of toothpaste.
Movie name
This was a fantastic movie!
Movie name? 😀
love your vids
So amazing movie
Wow the most epic case of spousal love I have seen in a movie…
i'm watching thiis rn and had to stop when they boarded the subway trains cos it was giving me anxiety lool
now i'm glad i clicked on this instead of the trailer cos i can finish watching it now and know it ends well
Where is name
Nice one
not the tennis ball method 😭
Had to do a double take when I heard they're in Pittsburgh, our city doesn't get to be in too many movies lol
Nice movie
Marv from Home Alone 🤣
nice movie please can you try to release 2 movies per day here on This channel
😧Ooooh,so that's how criminals try to escape prison
They get tips from people OUTSIDE
And here I thought they were just testing their luck lololol.