Reviewed
by Nancy Snipper
When
Ray Breslin, one of the world’s greatest authorities on structural prison
security meets Emil Rottmayer in one of his escape testing missions, both realize, it’s not a test that Breslin will
eventually report on, but the real deal: They’ve been put in The Tomb – a place where escaping
is basically impossible. Rottmayer is there to be interrogated by the sadistic
warden to get information on a wanted man (there’s a twist there), and Breslin
who thinks it’s just another gig for him in his line of work, comes to realize
that he’s there for good. There is no escape. The entire world of prison
security corporations have invested in a new type of prison that is seal-proof.
By Breslin not being able to escape proves it works, and this will bring in
hoards of money to Breslin’s manager - not to mention investors.
Both
prison buddies find all kinds of ways to attempt escaping and their imaginative
modus operandi works, but not without pain and horrific hardship.
Sylvester
Stallone as Breslin and Arnold Schwarzenegger team up in their heroic roles.
These old boys have not lost their on-screen magic. Together, they are two pros
who are totally entertaining to watch. Their veteran acting makes the entire
movie a great escape for all.
(This film was viewed, compliments of Le SuperClub Videotron, 5000, rue
Wellington, in Verdun, Quebec.)
(Ce film a été visionné, avec les compliments
de Le SuperClub Videotron, 5000, rue Wellington, à Verdun, Québec.)
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