Hole

Tracy 2022-03-12 08:01:02

The ending of the story should be very easy to predict, the foreshadowing has been planted from the beginning, and then it is advanced layer by layer. The most commendable thing about the film is the whole process of digging the hole and the details that happened in between. It looks very real without the fancy soundtrack. As for the appearance of the traitor, we can only blame fate for such an unreliable tumor. Bar. Fate dictates, human nature is so, the key lies in how you choose.
The peculiar slowness and delicacy of French films are not only suitable for romantic films, but also can make the theme of prison break exciting. In a closed and narrow space, it reflects broad human nature, good and evil, reality and hope. The director meticulously carves out every detail of the escape, uses a lot of realistic footage, and even spends nearly half an hour to describe knocking stones and digging holes, making people immersive. The ending was unexpected and reasonable. With a sigh of sorrow, the film ended, and the trial of human nature was handed over to the audience.

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Extended Reading
  • Rylan 2022-03-23 09:03:28

    The 90/100 movie uses a lot of scene narration to fully present the key steps of the prison escape for the audience, showing a highly contagious level of scene scheduling. In fact, there are very few classic films that lack subtext expression that can give me such a convincing experience. Of course, it is also because the conflicting events in the script are set just right, with the flashback opening, which completely saves the suspense until the end.

  • Kimberly 2022-03-24 09:03:47

    Prison break movies hit their peak right from the start.

Le Trou quotes

  • [first lines]

    self: [wiping grease off hands] Hello. My friend Jacques Becker recreated a true story in all its detail. My story. It took place in 1947 at the Sante prison.

  • [last lines]

    Roland Darban: [stripped, facing the wall under guard] Poor Gaspard.