Episode 5 of European and American Film and Television Discussions: Prison Break
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To liven up the atmosphere at FLC and encourage everyone to use English, upon the suggestion of Super Version Overseas Students, the FLC General English Area has launched the “Discussion on European and American Films and TV Shows” activity; all overseas friends are welcome to participate actively! Topic for the fifth event: Prison Break. Rules of the event: 1. You may provide evaluations on the characters, plot, structure, and highlights of the topic for this event ； 2. The scoring ranges from 3 to 10 points; a minimum of 3 points is guaranteed as long as there is valid participation, and additional rewards can be given if the content of the post is truly outstanding ； 3. The use of English is encouraged; posts that involve effective use of English are guaranteed a minimum score of 5 points ； 4. Please do not post content unrelated to the topic of this thread; those who do so will not receive any points ； 5. Please do not post content that violates HaiChuan’s rules; violators will have their accounts suspended ； 6. Do not hide posts ； 7. We welcome all fellow fans to send us messages on the site and tell us the names of your favorite European and American movies and TV shows, which can be used as topics for future activities. Wish everyone a happy work and life every day!
Seasons 1 and 2 are very good; the others aren’t as good. I really like the music!
I must admit that I watched the movie a few years ago; I was impressed by some of the difficult scenes in it. I felt a bit nervous throughout, as the plot was exciting. I truly admire Michael’s courage and wisdom. His story teaches us that ‘where there’s a will, there’s a way’.
Miller is handsome~ Michale and Sarah really make a lovely couple. Not all the bad guys end up in prison, and not all the guys in prison are bad. That’s what I’ve learned from this American TV show, as well as from what I’ve seen in real life. In one word, it’s AWESOME!
I’m always eager to find out the final outcome, looking forward to a wonderful reunion… Good and evil will eventually be revealed; the two brothers will fulfill their promises to me and the person I love. But today, after everything is over, all that remains is a sense of relief mixed with regret. Oh, Michael isn’t really dead; rather, God has given him a magnificent tomb as a reward for his heroism. No, there’s still a little Michael, along with a group of friends who stand by him through life and death. Although the ending does carry a touch of warmth, I still feel something is missing… My addiction to this series hasn’t gone away either; I was so immersed in the plot that, during those stressful moments, it provided me with a sense of calm that helped ease my inner turmoil. I really admire the outstanding acting in this series. Perhaps this is the best gift that Fox could give its fans – no matter how difficult the production process was, at least the series was completed, leaving behind memories and things worth reflecting on. Until the end, I felt a bit disappointed that there wasn’t more content to enjoy from this series. But I thought that maybe I was expecting too much in terms of authentic communication between the characters. Perhaps it’s like being part of a prison break scenario… From the first season to the end, not many scenes really stood out to me, but the last episode had a few scenes that touched my heart deeply. I’ll never forget them, right? Of course, everyone has different opinions on this.
It’s a really good recommendation; I’ve downloaded and watched all 4 of them, and they’re also a good choice for learning*