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Interesting how that little fella turned out in life. Modern days ‘the Italian mafia who inspired both fascism and communism strike back’

How did he know it was going to thunderstorm that night? And when it would storm.

I thing this is one of the best Stephen king s works. No science fiction, no supernatural monsters , just human monsters

Stephen King at his absolute best.

I'd like to know what he used to seal the bag so everything stayed perfectly dry.🤔

In my dream I would get out of this prison less than two years because I would dig up the tunnels in less than a year

AFter yeears of watching this and thinking how cool it was. The WHOLE premise of the escape would, in reality, be moot if Shawshank does what nearly all prisons do, MOVE PRISONERS TO DIFFERENT CELLS> How depressing. A major hole in the book and plot line. Even if they don't move cells, the guards routinely shake down cells, tear stuff like posters off of walls. How did I not miss this in 20 plus years I don't know, but I did, and so did likely everyone else. Andy , at least in this plan, never would have gotten past the first inch or two of carving into the wall.

It’s saying alot that this plan actually made sense that parts of plans were used in the Dannemore escape

Not realistic at all that a prisoner would get to stay in the same cell for 20 years, and even more so without inspection.

Andy was already a quick study before he got there but with the time the system gave him he became the guru of escape..

Classic film

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Always enjoy acting out on this joke scene to my dad and it never fails to make him laugh! 30 years later, and remains pure gold!

Andy starts carving his name in the wall, resigned to the fact that he is imprisoned . The wall crumbles, saying "your name does not belong here". That was his motivation to escape. The prison itself told him " you shouldn't be in here".

Can I ask the experts a question. Andy wore the warden's suit when he visited the banks but how did he get it out of the warden's office, as he's seen choosing it but he wasn't carrying it back to his cell.

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Maybe the warden should have made prisoners swap cells now and then.

A movie that impacted me so profoundly.

I love how non-stereotypical the African American engineer is written and portrayed in this story. He's brilliant in his own field just as he's well-spoken and well-educated with an interest in different topics. He's neither a cliché-ridden gangsta raper kind of guy, nor a snob who tries too hard to impress the white guys in the room. And most of all, he's not just the black sidekick who dies first, but just as important and authentic as the other characters. One of the many great aspects of this film (and book).

Love it! ❤ 😊

Candy Girl....I always think of Salma when I hear that song

I read another one of Stephen King's books called APT PUPIL. And it was terrific. Todd Bowden finds his great interest. Holocaust stories. Or stories about how the Nazis tortured the Jews.

Pointless voiceover.

Lmao fucking jefferson "and you know i don't mind prancing it for the voters". He was never afraid to admit that he was a freeloading male gigolo

Pearl?? As in pearl Harbour in Hawaii?

“Okay! You’ve got 17.5% in T-bills amortised over the fiscal year, 8% in stock and bond, carry the 9 divide by the gross national product. Fortunately, funeral bouquets are deductible.” I fucking love how The Mask is basically trolling Dorian. It’s so hilarious. 😂

What was extremely impressive was this was not exactly a fight for justice as we see in normal movies right,it was straight up fight against a system which kept on decaying,I think he did the right thing and obviously the prisoners would have been freed by the time everything came out in the open✌️

Good thing no one flushed the toilet while he was crawling down there.

A great movie indeed but everytime I see this kind of escape I cannot help but think: "Are wardens really that dumb ? when all it takes to avoid this is simply to change inmates from cell to cell like once a year, even once a decade for that matters. Hell ! they could even have done it without any purpose and the all plan was f****d. The sheer amount of luck and hidden negociation required to keep Andy alone in the very same cell for 20 year is far more amazing than digging a hole in that wall with this little rock-hammer !".

A masterpiece

Andy is the greatest hero in cinematic history 🤣💪

Overrated but good.

News of Andy's escape probably got put on the shelf once an even bigger story hit the newspapers, namely the corruption and murder at the prison. The powers that be probably decided they had a much bigger fish to fry at that point.

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Also, the actor playing andy is a really tall guy, no way in hell he could have fit the wardens shoes

I think the warden shouldnt have tommy killed. Anyway, I do believe the warden when he says Tommy wanted to be in good graces woth Andy. Elmo Blatch did nothing wrong

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I was at that game. Upper deck behind home.

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"And then,when you get shot" LOL!

I would have voted for Marcy, in this episode in particular she looked exceptionally hot!

0:04 is the best and most goose bump inducing thing in any film

How often do you really look at a man's shoes? I started sneaking beer into nightclubs by tying it to my ankle and putting the bottom part of my pants over it after watching this movie and hearing Morgan Freeman say that.

I bet it was hard for Dorian and his hit man not to laugh here

Beautiful scene,from a pointing film.thank you.

I look at people's shoes all the time!

Forgot it was King who wrote the screenplay. 💡

Andy Dufresne is a freaking inspiration to mankind. He managed to dig up a tunnel for 28 years in prison without even his friends knowing about it, indured countless years of gang beating and abuse, just when timing couldn't be more perfect he made it far enough to show the world what Shawshank was truly like and even roasted the most despicable antagonist ever with a religious quote from beyond prison. A boss in every way.

“I mean really, how often do you look at a man’s shoes?” Because of this movie I would say frequently, or every time I see someone.