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(1816) 5.8 101 min 2017

The Escape is a movie starring Gemma Arterton, Marthe Keller, and Dominic Cooper. An ordinary woman makes an extraordinary decision which will change her life forever.

Starring: Dominic Cooper, Frances Barber, Marthe Keller, Gemma Arterton

Genres: Drama

Director: Dominic Savage

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama
Director	Dominic Savage
Writer	Dominic Savage
Stars	Dominic Cooper, Frances Barber, Marthe Keller, Gemma Arterton
Country	UK
Also Known As	Ucieczka, Um Bilhete Para Longe Daqui, Une femme heureuse, Bekstvo, Kaçış, La búsqueda de la felicidad, Μια Ευτυχισμένη Γυναίκα
Runtime	1H 41M
Description	An ordinary woman makes an extraordinary decision which will change her life forever.

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Friday, 15 Jan 2021 10:43

This is a movie that is truly a masterpiece. It deserves to be voted on the Oscars and I'm going to have to nominate it for the Best Film. I think its amazing that the movie has had so many votes and I want to thank all of the fans who have voted on the movie. The movie is a very good movie and deserves to win every one of its awards. I give it a 8 out of 10.

Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020 08:21

a film that i really like. i went to see it with my friend and we both thought it was a nice and entertaining movie. in my opinion, the director did a great job. the acting was good. the scenery was great. i liked the music. and the story was good. i give it a 7.5 out of 10. although, the ending of the movie was not good.

Tuesday, 01 Dec 2020 16:33

This is a very interesting film about the life of a middle class family with a very loving father who is about to enter a life-threatening disease. The kids are the only people in the family who have any understanding of the disease and it's effects on them. The adults, on the other hand, are clueless to the seriousness of the problem. We see the drama and turmoil from the kids' point of view and the interaction between the father and his daughters. It's a pretty good movie about a group of kids who can't even tell the difference between reality and fantasy.

Tuesday, 01 Dec 2020 07:03

I was born in South Africa, and, like most people in my generation, I was raised on Martin Luther King's 'Letter from a Birmingham Jail' and the battles that followed. 'The Escape' tells the story of the brave civil rights leader James Chaney, who, when arrested by the state of Alabama for protesting a curfew, was the only man charged with murder. Chaney was eventually convicted of murder but died in prison before he could be executed. The story, based on the book of the same name by Lillian Wright, was the first feature film about the injustice of the death penalty in America. The film features wonderful performances, and great cinematography. However, as great as it is, it lacks a certain 'smash and grab' shock element that would have made the film more memorable. In the days before the internet, I only knew of the death penalty from hearing of the many people who were put to death in South Africa. Although this film has a wonderful message, it does not portray the death penalty as a racial issue. It is about a man who was killed because of his beliefs and beliefs alone, and the way in which the state of Alabama treats his widow, his sister, and his friends and family. A man who is hated by the state, and he is forced to watch his family suffer because of it. It is sad that it did not get the recognition it deserved. I give this film an 8 out of 10.

Friday, 27 Nov 2020 02:38

As I watched the preview for this movie, I was curious to see what it was all about. After the movie finished, I thought I should take a look. The film was very interesting. I was impressed with the cinematography. I think it was especially impressive in the dark scenes. Also, the music was also good. The acting was also quite good. In general, I was glad to see the director take the time to make this movie. I was impressed with the story. I was shocked at the ending. All in all, I would recommend this movie to anyone.

Wednesday, 25 Nov 2020 00:19

Loved the movie! This movie is really beautiful, real, and original. The actors are really believable and it is really nice to see a movie that isn't about some romance or some action. It's about a family. It's about family. And it's really sad that a lot of movies are so perfect, that they don't have a message. So this is what the movie is about. About this family that has problems and that doesn't know what to do. And it's about how the families and friends are coming together and help one another. But then, the movie ends with a message that is very much important: that you are not alone. If you're not in a family, if you're not family, you are not alone. And you shouldn't be scared. You are not alone. You have a family. And you don't have to live your life alone.

Saturday, 14 Nov 2020 03:39

This movie is about a couple who has a son and they leave him to be with his dad. One day, he runs away from home and they have to come back to find him. The movie is very funny and the interaction between the father and son is very good. It also shows a lot of good changes in the family. Although it is a very dramatic movie, it is very good because it shows the best of life and it makes you feel good. The parents work together to bring up a son. The movie also shows how it is a very important step of life to make a life.

Wednesday, 28 Oct 2020 00:15

Before going on to the film itself, I must say that I have read the book before seeing the movie. The book is a complex piece of writing, and I was prepared for a movie that would take a good 2 hours to fully understand. However, I wasn't disappointed. The characters were complex, the acting was solid, and the movie was superb. The story has a lot to do with the complexity of the characters, and even though some of the story details were a bit confusing, there is so much to make the story more than just a simplistic romantic comedy. I enjoyed this movie, and I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a film that will keep you interested. This is one of those films that is not for the faint hearted, but is for the ones that enjoy complex characters, great acting, and a great story.

Sunday, 25 Oct 2020 21:56

I have been a huge fan of Zach Galifianakis since his days on SNL and in his role in "The Hangover". He is a hilarious performer and he delivers in this comedy. In this movie, he plays a very unique character. He has a wonderful comedic timing and he plays the part of Steve the Director with some authority. I do wish he could have played the role a bit longer though. I'm surprised that he isn't nominated for Best Supporting Actor in the Oscars. He also has a very strong supporting role, which is very well done. I also feel that this movie would have benefited from a bigger budget and a larger crew. I was very impressed by the number of cameras they used in this movie. I was impressed that the director had the sense to use close ups and slow motion. It looked so real. The movie is funny and very unique. The soundtrack is also very memorable and helps drive the movie. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys a good comedy. I give it an 8 out of 10.

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 14:36

I just came back from seeing the movie Escape with it's director and screen writer, the great and talented Stan Winston. Stan, with your well thought out and detailed script is right on target for the character of Gabe, but I want to know if there is another character in the movie that is the same as the other characters we have seen in the last 2 movies. I think all the characters in this movie are much like the others we have seen in the last two movies. In fact, one of the characters in the movie is a bit different from the others as well. I would also like to know what his name is, I saw his name in the back of the box and I think he is the same actor that played Lincoln in the last 2 movies. Thank you for reading this, I hope you enjoyed this movie. I would like to see more from you. I know you have been very busy with the movie, I know you have been doing so much since the last couple of movies and I think it is now or never. I have to tell you that I really enjoyed the movie and I would like to say that I hope this is the end of the road for you guys as well. Thank you for reading this and I hope that we can get together and see more movies from you guys. Hopefully, next time we will be able to see you on the big screen.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 13:07

The Escape (2002) is a great, atmospheric, and very "underrated" film about two friends from the Bronx (Dreyfus and Gilliam) who become stranded in Alaska, and the struggle for survival. I saw this movie in the theater and thought it was really well done. This is not your usual Guy Ritchie "gimmicky-type" movie, but it still has some interesting ideas in it. The plot revolves around the two characters being stranded in Alaska with no food, and the harshness of the environment they find themselves in. There are several humorous moments as the two friends come to grips with their situation and just try to survive. The movie also deals with homophobia, and the struggle for acceptance. Gilliam and Dreyfus have good chemistry together, and their relationship is really well done. Gilliam's character is very powerful, and the movie actually manages to keep the viewer engaged, and at the end, I thought it was a really good movie. I was very impressed by it. It does deal with the subject of homophobia, and the extreme extremes the two characters go through as a result of the homophobic environment. I thought the movie dealt with the subject in a very realistic way. This is a very good movie, and I recommend it to anyone who likes good movies with a strong, interesting plot. It is also a great introduction to Gilliam's style. 8/10.

Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 10:11

The film tells the story of a family of three who move to a new house. Their plan is to find a new room for themselves. During the move, they are victims of crime. A man who works in the local hotel and the neighborhood boss. After this the man has to find a new room in the next town. The movie is slow paced, the action is pretty rare. The plot is decent but I wasn't sure what the main character was going to do and I wanted to see the final scenes a lot. The main thing I wanted to know in the movie was why the man of the hotel didn't just tell the rest of the house. He was going to keep his job but his brother or girlfriend. The movie is not perfect but there are some moments that makes it bearable. The characters were a little bit stupid. The first friend of the man who got beat by the police was the reason he was being beaten. He was in a club and the guy of the hotel came there. They didn't have a reason to be there and the whole point of a night club was to get drunk. The movie is a good, quiet, thriller.

Friday, 28 Aug 2020 11:13

Watching this movie, I couldn't help but notice that I was watching it backwards. I think it may be from being under the influence of the black humor of the movie. I am, in fact, the film's producer. Anyhow, it was obvious to me that this movie was being made to be funny. Of course, with an R-rating, it wasn't a comedy to be funny about but it was still a comedy to be taken seriously. That being said, it was a very intelligent movie with great performances. I don't know if it was because of the themes, the subject matter, or maybe just because of the actors, but the way the movie was made, it was very memorable. It was a realistic movie and it was very well put together. I thought it was interesting to see what the working conditions were like for the real life prisoners of the camp. Obviously, it is not an accurate movie, but it certainly doesn't pretend to be. I would recommend this movie to any film lover.

Monday, 17 Aug 2020 14:33

I don't usually review films but since I happened to come across this one and it was free, I thought I would. I have been a fan of the radio drama shows and film adaptation of books for years and have been working my way up to the review of the Film adaptation of this book. I have never seen the original series and can't remember if this was the first or last (I think it was) or maybe I missed the series and didn't get the series while I was younger. I can't remember the name of the show but it was a "Two Headed Dog" radio show that was mostly filmed in Africa. It was the 10th anniversary of the filming of the series so I just remember it. This was the show from the first film and was really about a man on a mission to rescue a young girl in Africa. It was really well done and the characters were so well cast. I especially liked Sharlto Copley as Lt. Peter. I didn't know if I could like this show or not. The actors are all actors and even some actors from the film series and radio series. I hope they will continue to film the radio dramas for other shows. I know they will. I'm just glad to see them continue to use actors like John Carradine, Jean Reno, and many others. If you are a fan of this series and like radio drama shows, then check this out. I think it is worth it. I liked it. I thought it was very well done.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 12:14

Set in the summer of 1977, 'The Escape' tells the story of four friends, one with a penchant for death, one for drugs, one for an illegitimate child, and one for a prescription drug addiction, who are imprisoned by their parents in an isolated, drug-induced hell on Earth. A prison like this is not uncommon and this is most certainly not a "Hollywood-movie" but the movie is a real gem. John P. Ryan Jr. is good as the teenage prisoner and his brother, who is addicted to cocaine and methamphetamines, is equally good as the adult who is on a prescription drug regimen. Though the movie is not exactly a blockbuster, it is a worthwhile experience. The young kids do not make an attempt to justify their actions and it is a small act to be certain. The thing that keeps this movie together is the performances of the kids and the supporting actors. Christian Slater as the boy addicted to his parents drug makes the most impression. The rest of the children do not exactly have that big an effect on the outcome. But in spite of this, the movie is very well put together. The movie is also very well shot and you do not feel cheated by an empty screen. There are no scenes where you can't tell what is going on. A few bad scenes, but nothing too bad. It is definitely a movie that you will not regret buying. It is a movie that will stay with you, even after you watch it.

Monday, 10 Aug 2020 22:18

This movie was definitely worth my money. I'm a grown up movie buff, and I had the big advantage of going to the movie with an older friend. We had a blast, and I saw this movie over and over again. The plot is unique and, at the same time, was simple and easy to understand. The production quality is excellent, I especially like the costumes and special effects. I especially liked the male body parts, especially the penis. My friend and I, are now searching for a movie we can watch at least twice a year. Don't miss this one.

Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 15:34

This film is about the battle between the two best hackers, Terry Clark and Luddite Ralph Tenor (and the ever-so-hardened leader of the two). The film isn't long, but is not complicated to follow. The pacing is good and the characters are well developed. Despite the negative comments posted here, I thought this was a pretty good film. It does show the differences between people. For one, Luddites are often more religious. I think it makes sense that they can't use the Internet. It also shows how hard it is for people to believe that someone would try to take over their computer. Luddites don't like that. The film also shows what is like to go to the same computer with the same password (and most likely the same language). This does seem to be a taboo in computer security. I'm surprised this film didn't do better at the box office. I would recommend this film for those that want to see what happens when you have two hackers out to get one another. 8/10.

Victoria Lawson

Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 16:35

This movie is about a group of friends who stay at a hostel and try to find a way to get away from a house that is being used by a gang of murderers. The film is extremely enjoyable and is very dark and gory. The acting is very good and I have to admit that I did enjoy the film more than some of the other films in this series. The gore in this film is quite excessive but it is still a very good film. The cast are amazing and especially the actors playing the killer are excellent. The storyline is very interesting and if you like the slasher movies then this is a must see. 8/10.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 19:22

Director Perry Lopez (H.I. #3) brings a new spin on the classic Escape from L.A. horror film. The film is set in Los Angeles in 1968 when a group of students made a daring escape from their school. Not one to let that happen again, they organize an elaborate plan to outwit the authorities and escape to a better place. This film was highly praised upon its initial release, however I never really got into it. The original Escape was a lot better and I never really found myself buying into it as a whole. It felt like a bunch of unconnected random stories strung together. It seemed a bit overkill and it never really got into the real character that is Christopher Lambert's character. Though I have always felt that film made for television did a better job of giving a character a personality. If you are a fan of classic escape from L.A. films then you will definitely want to check this out. I found it to be quite interesting.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 20:23

Lonely Sam was a true story, but never told. All we got to know was that he was a depressed guy and that he took his brother and sister and ran away. I wonder if the director knew that he was doing a film about a guy that ran away to Mexico to escape his depression, would he ever have found an excuse to mention it in the movie? I did read in the introduction to the DVD that there was no great escape for Sam but a great story. If there was a great story, then why not tell it?

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 21:24

Not being a fan of John Woo films, I was surprised when I came across Escape from Alcatraz. However, I was pleasantly surprised with what I saw. In my opinion, the film was not just the plot, but the director's vision of it. Woo took his time to create his story, which is very unique. The script was excellent, the acting was superb, the cinematography was wonderful, the pace was excellent, and there was enough action to keep you watching. This is a truly original film, and Woo should be proud of himself.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 16:59

I believe the nature of this film is part of the reason for its success. The first time I saw it, I actually thought I was watching some amateurish film made by someone with no real talent. However, after I watched it a few more times, I could appreciate the wonderful use of minimalism that was evident in the film's concept. There is a stark contrast between the start of the film and the end. In the beginning, the film is so slow that it almost makes you feel like you are sitting around the fire with the characters. You feel you are trapped in a monotonous situation. But then the film completely changes course and you begin to understand the film's meaning and are suddenly thrust into an exciting and challenging film. The film is full of imagery that seems to be completely random, yet is quite effective in a way that you just can't explain. The film is able to tell so much from such a seemingly mundane concept. And yet, you don't feel it. The ending of the film is actually one of the best cinematic endings I have seen in a very long time. The ending is so unexpected that I was slightly relieved when it ended. If you haven't seen this film, I suggest you give it a try.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 10:36

This was a great movie. I loved the pace, the acting and the cinematography. I also loved the music by Bjork. My favorite part of the movie was the movie's title. There was a lot of drama going on, and I really liked that. I was even more entertained watching it over and over again. I also thought the acting was great. I was surprised to see some of the actors that I know, because they were excellent. The three leads of the main characters all played their roles very well. I really enjoyed the movie, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good movie.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 23:28

In his Hollywood debut, Tim Thomerson plays Billy Hobbs, a middle-aged man who escapes a death sentence by joining an underground railroad, run by Carl Moon (Richard Benjamin), who is an aspiring writer and steeped in the new arts of love, drugs and violence. The two have a falling out over the identity of a train hijacker (Nicol Williamson). Neil Jordan (who co-wrote the screenplay with Oliver Wang) is also in the cast as Carl's older brother. At the same time, as these two co-actors go on their mission, we are given the story of two teenage boys and a young woman (Sarah Douglas) who, during a long period of time, play the roles of Carl and his wife, escaping from a life of prostitution, prostitution, and drugs. Some of the scenes do not make any sense. But this movie has the quality of a modern day noir. It is dark and sad. If you can find it, buy it, watch it. This film is definitely a little wild. There are violent scenes and scenes that show the depravity and reality of the drug-business, and those scenes are graphic and disturbing. But as far as I can tell, it is in the spirit of noir and has some well-thought out scenes and ideas.

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