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Production Year: 2005 - Drama - Director: Paul T. Scheuring - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over

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here, but rest assured that the pace, the energy
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something of a predicament. There are no spoilers
here, but rest assured that the pace, the energy
and the sheer brass that defined the first half
are all present ...
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something of a predicament. There are no spoilers
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series of characters you can't help but either
root for or hiss and boo at, and a great deal of
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something of a predicament. There are no spoilers
here, but rest assured that the pace, the energy
and the sheer brass that defined the first half
are all present and correct here.  What's
refreshing about the show, particularly in the
current TV climate where series such as Lost
always seem to be holding back so that they can
eek out another season, is that Prison Break never
really loses its momentum, and rarely swerves to
avoid what's in its way. Granted, in among the
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purely to back story, yet even that proves to have
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they did to the first half of the series. You need
to throw ideas of realism towards the window, and
you need to accept that each episode will tick off
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probably expecting when you got going with episode
one all that time back. But heck, this is exciting
television, featuring genuine cliffhangers, a
series of characters you can't help but either
root for or hiss and boo at, and a great deal of
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The end (of season one) is just the beginning
Review of Prison Break - Series 1 - Part 2 DVD by tiger645

Advantages: Finshed off season one
Disadvantages: A little expensive

PRISON BREAK --------------------- A little while ago I reviewed Part 1 of Season 1. Part 2 has also come out and now I shall review this one! Unfortunately I was too impatient to wait for the whole of season one to come out on DVD therefore I had to buy it in two halves which cost me more! Prison Break is a TV series which was originally shown on FOX in America and then on channel 5 in the UK. Season one containing 22 episodes was shown from ...
...And if you haven't seen Prison Break then buy the complete season because it's great! This DVD contains episodes 14-22. ~~~Plot~~~ Lincoln Burrows gets thrown into prison for murdering the vice-president's brother. However Michael Scofield (Lincoln's Brother) believes he is innocent. This leads him to try and find a way to break Lincoln out, fortunately he has the prison plans because he is a structural engineer, so he robs a bank and gets thrown ... Read review

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Prison Break - Series 1 - Part 2 DVD

Main specs

Actor(s): Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, Robin Tunney, Stacey Keach, Wade Williams

Director(s): Paul T. Scheuring

Genre: Drama

Classification: 15 years and over

Production Year: 2005

Running Time: 6 hours 14 minutes

Video Category: US Television

Plot: Lincoln Burrows is an inmate on death-row for a murder he vows he did not commit but only his brother Michael Scofield believes him. Michael takes the extreme action of getting himself arrested so that he can help his brother to escape. Features episodes 14-22 of the first season.

Release details

DVD Region: Region 2 (Europe)

Studio(s): 20TH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT

Release date: 18/09/2006

No of Discs: 3

Catalogue No: 3374401000

Barcode: 5039036028134

Languages

Main Language: English

Subtitle Language: Norwegian, Danish, Swedish

Hearing Impaired Language: English

Technical information

Special Features: Deleted Scene,, Four Featurettes,, TV Spots

Aspect Ratio: 1.78, 16:9

Sound: 5.1 Surround

DVD Description

Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell) is an inmate on death-row for the killing of the brother of the Vice President of the United States, a murder he vows he did not commit but only his brother Michael Scofield (Wentworth Miller) believes him. Michael takes the extreme action of getting himself arrested. With the blueprints of the jail disguised in a tattoo that encompasses his body, Michael attempts to create a support network in prison that will allow his brother and himself to escape. Fellow prisoners looking to escape and willing to help Michael and his brother include ex mob boss Abruzzi, C-Note, Sucre and T-Bag. Despite having bonded with prison governor Pope (Stacey Keach), Michael has attracted the suspicions of the menacing Captain Bellick (Wade Williams). Meanwhile, on the outside the brothers' childhood friend and lawyer Veronica Donovan (Robin Tunney) works to uncover the conspiracy that put Lincoln in jail. PRISON BREAK SEASON 1 PART 1 ended on the eve of the group's escape attempt with their plans beginning to disintegrate and the second part of the season details the result of the group's attempt to break free. PRISON BREAK first aired in 2005 and quickly became hugely successful around the world thanks to the tension filled, beat-the-clock storyline and cunning plot twists, making it an intriguing combination of the prison drama OZ and the real-time secret service drama 24. Features episodes 14-22 of the first season.

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