Prison-Break: Overthrow the traditional thinking
By heartsoul
@heartsoul (311)
China
March 23, 2007 3:12am CST
Recently a TV play named Prison-Break is popular with many people and spreads widely. Topics about it can be heard from anywhere now and then. In my eyes, the reason why so many people are crazy for it is not only because the sophisticated scenario and good vision effect in the play, but also the amazing conception of playwright. I think it has overthrown the traditonal thinking and moral standards to some extent for some actions in the play are ruthless and unimaginable. And I do not know why many people blindly follow the current trend. Does that matter? Good or bad? So pls talk about your opinions!
4 responses
@camar_lyn (1028)
• Singapore
23 Mar 07
You cannot deny the fact that the playwright is excellent and that is the main reason why it is spreading like wild fire.
As for the traditional thinking or moral standards and ruthless characters in the series, i only have to say one thing. The fact that you are so affected by their actions, shows that they are doing an exceptional job in portraying each of their characters. The actors portrayal are so believable to the extent that it is unimaginable just goes to show what a great series it is and you would not want to miss a single episode.
And of course a huge bonus of the series is to see the eye candy, the one and only, Wentworth Miller aka Michael Scofield. Cheers!- Lyn
@bellyxiaoxiao (10)
• China
26 Mar 07
I don't think prison break "overthrown the traditional thinking and moral standard".
Have you really seen it?In the series most main charactors are good guys,their sin that sent them to the prison are accountable.Especially the brothers,they involved this is because of a conspire,and they fight for justice.
As a matter of course,the real criminals are going off the stage soon.
@heartsoul (311)
• China
26 Mar 07
But you know, to get their own freedom, they have sacrificed other innocent people's life.So how can you say they haven't any sin in their heart?
