March 4, 2025

[jacobnunya]

"The relentless pounding of five prisoners" pause 💀

[anindyaganguly]

The Hole (1960). French name: Le Trou.

[heliomancer]

"There is a strange rule in prisons..."

*proceeds to explain a very normal and self-explanatory rule to prevent smuggling.*

[Starvel-xg]

In most Escape movies were rooting for the person that's trying to escape but most of these guys have committed plural actions that landed them here

[JonboyKoi]

I swear, if modern prisons had all of these old items in them that could be taken apart, it would be 100x worse in there

[gingataff]

"Under the relentless pounding of five prisoners, a small hole gradually grew into a large opening". That's what worries me most about prison.

[Red]

god damn Jack back at it again, from animes, to asian dramas to now old movies

[johannestusanus]

and what' s amazing is that the main character is played by the true escaper. le trou, of jacques becker. a masterpiece. no bloood, no special effects, only brain juice, delusions, and tough guys just after the war.

[autails]

"He used galvanized square steels to expand his house" ahh music😭😭😭💀💀🗣️🔥

[ThanatosStyx]

That "cracks it gently" has the same energy as "calmly said Dumbeldore"

[austinfuller]

Reminds me of The Marine Corps; living in the Barracks and the Brass shows up for a suprise "Health and Comfort" inspection aka a full blown top to bottom 100% room inspection for contraband and cleanliness ...

Wed get about 5 minutes notice and all of a sudden you hear about a hundred toilets flushing across 5 floors as they scramble to get everyone out of thier rooms 😂

Alot of Marines at that time were doing Steiroids to gain back the Muscle mass we all lost doing back to back deployments in the damn desert. Quite a few just bit the bullet and came forward and admitted to having them then turned in thier needles and vials... Which was a guaranteed all expenses paid trip to the Brig and Administrative Discharge (no benefits or VA coverage after separation)

One of my smarter buddies though; who lived on the 5th Deck with his window facing above a decently thick treeline 🌲🌲🌲🌲; thinking quick on his feet.

Took a roll of duct tape and started wrapping and taping all of his "stuff" in it around and around untill it was in the shape of a duct tape baseball ⚾ with all the goods inside.... Opened up his window and LAUNCHED that bitch into the woods as far as he could throw it....

He never got caught and as far as i know even managed to go back later and find it safe n sound

[crystal]

Why did the line “ there’s strength in numbers “reminded me of tribbie in Honkai starail

[shyammaitry]

Their prison has better interior design than most of my home.😂

[sth-hts]

You know what else is massive? ECO-FRIENDLY WOOD VENEERS

[авпавапвап]

Seeing this shawshank redemption came to mind
What a movie!!!

[andrewg.carvill]

There's a strange rule in prison: Cells are not furnished with easily detachable large metal parts that could be used as pickaxes/murder weapons!

[blackg]

I saw some of the things that detainees made, shives out of almost anything, scaling hooks from chair legs, saws, knives, lock pics, wire cutters, rope . Their beds were bolted to the wall and floor, they even found a set of wall climbing spikes for both hands and feet .

[OrionAvilez-qe]

Every time I see one of these it’s always Jack💀

[That_ne_Dev]

"then he cracks it gently"
*Smashes it to bits*

[mayweathermoney]

In Jamaican Jail they called that piece of glass DVD... The corridor is the runway and they have strings they tied together which is the JET and they tied stuff on the string and ask the man with the DVD if the runway clear 😂😂😂😂 and thats how they transport stuff from cell to cell 😂😂😂