It seems to be the season for TV shows, here comes my next one, Prison Break. This one is an amazingly shot show, making the impossible looking events seem realistic.
Prison Break, as the name suggests, is the story of how a man escapes prison, taking his brother out with him. Wenworth Miller has done a magnificent job as Micheal Schofield. Playing a subtle, yet powerful role is not many an actor’s cup of tea. And Wentworth Miller has pulled it off in style. It wouldn’t be too much of an exaggeration to say that his performance has taken the show to a new level.
Prison Break, as the name suggests, is the story of how a man escapes prison, taking his brother out with him. Wenworth Miller has done a magnificent job as Micheal Schofield. Playing a subtle, yet powerful role is not many an actor’s cup of tea. And Wentworth Miller has pulled it off in style. It wouldn’t be too much of an exaggeration to say that his performance has taken the show to a new level.
This show seems to be shot more like a movie with a every episode ending with unexpected twists and leaving you wondering if this is the end. Yet, the next day its the beginning of a new plot. The next credit should go the writer Paul Scheuring, followed by Kevin Hooks who directed the show. Perhaps the trifecta of Wenworth Miller, Paul Scheuring and Kevin Hooks make the show what it is.
Seasons 1 and 2 were fine. But I got a feeling halfway through Season 3 that the writer was caught in his own web of imagination. And as a result, the show got a little dull.
All that aside, Prison Break is one of its kind. And stricltly not be missed.
