Prison rules

Carter 2021-12-16 08:01:08

One of the highlights of the highly praised videos on the Internet is the ending narration (really powerful).

Two rookie lines, one is the prison guard who learned how to survive from Micheal (seeing lost for a long time), and the male host who followed Val Kilmer to learn how to survive, who
played the role of prison in the end, now it’s the one who has changed from Party B to Party A. One, the dialogue of the correctional staff is very convincing. But it is precisely this role that is not convincing enough to embody the dark side of the system. It was inserted into the car and entangled at the end of the scene and was "rectified", so that I did not feel that justice was vented.
24S6's Nadia is out of

prison rules: as long as a certain prison boss gives you the exemption card, you will be too much better, you will not be fucked, and you will not be fight.
Given that it has a certain OZ temperament, I give four stars. But the final comeback was a bit weak and halved.

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Extended Reading
  • Lynn 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    The shaking hands looked so sad, it was clearly a confession of the underworld. The underworld who revealed their identities and the rogue cops hiding in the dark were both human beings and families. The so-called underworld is just an integral part of the social system. Existence is inevitable, not to mention the word "faithfulness" can be found in this circle. The key to contending with people in the system is that there are people inside.

  • Ola 2021-12-16 08:01:08

    I think there is a problem with the values ​​advocated in this film. But John is a good person, much better than the male protagonist. Face the real life wherever you are and embrace it.

Felon quotes

  • John Smith: [first words to his new cell mate] You jerk off? Face the wall. You break wind? Put your ass to the door. You shit or piss? In the can. You do all that, we'll get along famously.

  • Gordon Camrose: You gotta stop living in the past, John.

    John Smith: Hey, I am the past.