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Lara Brennan is arrested for murdering her boss with whom she had an argument. It seems she was seen leaving the scene of the crime and her fingerprints were on the murder weapon. Her husband, John would spend the next few years trying to get her released, but there's no evidence that negates the evidence against her. And when the strain of being separated from her family, especially her son, gets to her, John decides to break her out. So he does a lot of research to find a way.
A married couple's life is turned upside down when the wife is accused of a murder.
Crowe plays an everyday guy who has to live with the fact that his dad is Brian Dennehy. Aside from this, his wife has been banged up for life for moving a fire extinguisher and bumping into a running woman. Losing nearly everything to try and get her free, he turns to Hannibal from the A team for some help, and then his plan really comes together..... At the beginning of every year in the Uk, we are treated to a couple of decent films that are largely forgotten in the future. Defiance, Valkyrie, The Last Samurai to name a few, and this will be another one soon. It's a very well made film, and not having seen the original, i cannot compare it, but as a standalone movie, there are some fantastic performances, and Crowe hasn't been this god in a long time. The sheer desperation on his face more than makes up for the implausibility of some of the narration. He goes from mild mannered teacher, to drug den buster in a matter of scenes, gets all his research from video search engines (and they work!!), his dad doesn't mind that he will never see his grandson again. But these are only a few gripes in what otherwise is a solid thriller. Neeson is fantastic in his one scene, and then on it turns into a gripping thriller, which will have you on the edge of your seat. It gets quite tense in the final third, with the predictable lift chasing scene, which still works, no matter how many films has it portrayed. The ending, explaining to the audience what we already know, feels a little tacked on, but this is another good script from Haggis, who can get the most out of his stars and plot. Well worth watching.
This might be one of the best films I've ever seen (and I've seen millions). It's not a thriller, not a chick flick, not a drama, it's just a damn good story with two really brilliant actors. And til the very last moment you don't know how it's gonna end. (At least I didn't; maybe some of the other reviewers are so bored that they couldn't wait how the story's gonna go - so they presumed the end; I didn't. I thought it was as suspenseful as "The Rear Mirror" or the "Fugitive".) The same with the action. Remember "Jaws" - when you don't see the shark for about an hour (and the real action happens only in the last 15 minutes)? Nobody thinks JAWS was a bad movie (because it didn't start like TRANSFORMERS) - and so is this film. It tells his story, very sad (maybe too sad for some of the viewers), depressingly realistic, in fact (if you like that - I do), and just when you don't expect it anymore - it gets really intense. But better than the action is the credibility; Elizabeth Banks (who I only know from her hilarious role in "30 Rock") plays the convict wive without frills or attitude or make up - while Russell Crowe is the loving husband, who gets more and more despaired, "hopeless without his wife" (that's what he said). He's no James Bond, no gladiator, just an average guy who wants his life back. Probably the best role he's ever played (since "L.A. Confidential"). There is one scene in the middle you will never forget (no spoiler alert here) - and which I've never seen in all the million films I've watched. (Not in a thriller, in an "escape movie" or even in a love drama). Worth alone the ticket. But, as I said, this is no ordinary movie.
Offers enough suspense to make it worth the price of admission.
One other theory may be that Lara was just actually "testing" her husband. She wanted to be sure that John believed her innocence at the point of not taking seriously even her "confession". This could explain her reaction to his words later at the phone visit. It might, but Lara never got the insulin. Dr Lifson (<a href="/name/nm0836548/">Trudie Styler</a>) takes a look at her blood work and notices the elevated glucose, so she orders Lara to be transported to University Hospital and says that she'll meet them there. During transport, Lara is given only oxygen, and John is following right behind her ambulance. When Lifson arrives at the hospital, the desk nurse says they started an IV with 20 units of insulin. However, when John breaks into her treatment room, the nurses are just starting to set up the IV, so Lara never received it. He's keeping a countdown. Pennington told him that the city center will be locked down in 15 minutes after reporting Lara's escape, and the interstates, secondary roads, airports, and train and bus stations will be locked down in 35 minutes. Consequently, John is keeping a tight watch on his time to make sure he gets out of Pittsburgh in time.There is no limit to the amount of money (cash, traveler's checks, money orders, etc.) you can carry on a U.S. airline. However, if you transport more than $10,000 in monetary instruments into or out of the United States, you must file a Customs Form 4790 with U.S. Customs. Since paper money is not very dense and won't show up on x-ray, there are several possibilities: (1) they split the money between them and hid it in their carry-on bags, (2) they simply didn't declare it, (3) John previously converted the cash into something like traveler's checks or $1,000 bills (to reduce the volume), or (4) John mailed a check or money order to himself at the address where he would be staying in Caracas. Given the meticulousness with which he planned the escape, it's unlikely that he would attempt to carry an entire gym bag filled with money on a flight to Venezuela. When Lara demands that they take their little son Luke (<a href="/name/nm1339223/">Ty Simpkins</a>) with them, John agrees to pick him up at the zoo. However, this puts him behind his time line, and they're not going to make it out of Pittsburgh. When he hears on the radio that traffic is backed up at the toll booths, that they have closed the train stations, and knowing that the police will be looking for a couple with a child, John gets the idea of going to the train station and offering a ride to an elderly couple who are stranded. They head for Buffalo, New York, easily passing through the toll check. From there, they go to the airport, slipping through the gate just before their photos appear on the list of people to stop. Meanwhile, the police have confiscated John's trash and are looking for clues as to where he might be headed. They find a ripped up photo of a presidential palace in Haiti and order the flight to Haiti stopped. The plane is searched, but they're not on it. That's because John left that photo to misguide the police. However, John's dad (<a href="/name/nm0001133/">Brian Dennehy</a>) knows exactly where they're going, having seen the airline tickets to Caracas, Venezuela. He opens an atlas, locates Caracas, and smiles. Detective Quinn (<a href="/name/nm0000892/">Jason Beghe</a>) returns to the parking garage to look for further clues. In a flashback, it's shown how Lara's boss was hit with a fire extinguisher by a junkie (<a href="/name/nm2410124/">Alissa Sullivan Haggis</a>), who then ran into Lara, snapping off a button and leaving a blood spot on Lara's back as she tried to get away. Lara then picks up the fire extinguisher (which has rolled next to her car), sets it up against the wall, and drives away, unaware that her boss is lying on the ground. Unfortunately, Lara is seen by a coworker. Quinn notices that it's starting to rain and follows the stream of water to the gutter. He lifts the grating and searches for a button but finds nothing. As he sets the grating back in place, a button falls out of a niche, but he doesn't notice it. Back in Caracas, John and Lara are staying in a small hotel room. Lara climbs into bed with Luke and, for the first time, Luke kisses her. In the final scene, John takes a picture of Luke and Lara together. No. The flashback at the end of the movie reinforces Lara's story, where it shows her bumping into the actual murderer before entering the parking garage. You can see the button that was torn off when she bumped into her in the sewer, confirming these events. a5c7b9f00b

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