Cast: Sylvester Stallone as Ray Breslin Arnold Schwarzenegger as Swan Vinnie Jones as Drake 50 Cent as Hush Matt Gerald as Roag Christian Stokes as Babcock Jim Caviezel as Willard Hobbes Vincent DOnofrio as Lester Clark Sam Neill as Dr. Emil Kaikev Director: Mikael Håfström Screenplay: Miles Chapman Action, Mystery, Thriller Rated R Stallone makes his living being hired by prison owners to expose their holes for potential escapes. He must have rubbed someone the wrong way as his latest gig has placed him in a secret prison that appears to be one that even his prison escape Houdini can’t penetrate. And what’s worse is no one at the prison knows who he is… and it appears his identity has been completely deleted. Schwarzenegger is a fellow inmate and the two become fast friends who share an uncanny desire to get out. Thus… their Escape Plan. As we stated in our theatrical Escape Plan review, the film is average as action movies go. Some of the concepts are utterly ridiculous, but we do have to admit, when Stallone realizes where he is… it is an explosive, jaw-dropping moment. We have to give it to Escape Plan for having quite an original idea. Not necessarily the break-out-of-prison idea -- but in how it is executed. Escape Plan features a pretty good cast beyond the two leads. Jim Caviezel (TV’s Person of Interest) is joined by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, Sam Neill (Jurassic Park) and Vinnie Jones (Snatch), along with Vincent D’Onofrio. Read more movie news at: moviefanatic/2014/02/escape-plan-dvd-review-stallone-and-schwarzenegger-stall/#ixzz2w02z9WDF
Posted on: Sat, 15 Mar 2014 03:48:35 +0000
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