Although on the surface just a movie abou

The Shawshank Redemption is not all about religion and morality. As mentioned earlier, while showing kindness to his friends and doing chores for the warden, Andy was plotting his escape. See, Andy may have been quiet and well-behaved in prison, but he by no means forgot that he was innocent, and was determined to break free from his false imprisonment. Every day, Andy took his beatings from “The Sisters,” got screamed at by guards, and had no sun on his face save an hour in a desolate prison yard. Every night, he had the desperate sobbing of other prisoners as his lullaby. Yet Andy maintained his quiet strength that so many grew to respect him for. Though his friends laughed at his endeavors to escape, Andy was not discouraged. Robbins’ character showed the strength, bravery, hope, and determination that many people may have forgotten they are capable of, and when Andy, after many years, succeeded in his goal, the great value of those said traits were gloriously revealed.

Through its profound messages of religion and morality, revelation of the value of human hope and determination, and skillfully formatted music, The Shawshank Redemption manages to go beyond being just another prison film and provides inspiration for all who view it. Though not for children or the easily disturbed because of gross violence, profanity, and a suicide scene, this film is a must-see for eve

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