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In Pittsburgh, the family man and community college teacher John Brennan has his life turned upside down when his beloved wife Lara Brennan is arrested, accused for murdering her boss, and sent to the Allegheny County Jail. Along three years, John raises their son Luke alone and appeals to the court; however, the evidences against Lara are solid - the motive, since she had and argument with her boss; her fingerprints in the murder weapon, a fire extinguisher; blood stain in her coat; and a witness that saw her leaving the parking lot - and her lawyer exhausts all the possible resources in justice. John believes in the innocence of his wife and interviews a former escapee from prison to learn how to plan a prison break. Then he plots a scheme to release Lara and travel abroad with Luke and her. However, he needs documents for the family; an escape plan; and lots of money. When John is informed that Lara will be transferred to the state prison within the next three days, he needs to raise a large amount and anticipate his strategy before the transference.
In Pittsburgh, overwhelming evidence convicts Lara Brennan of killing her despised boss. For three years, while she&#39;s in county jail, her husband John cares for their young son and pursues appeals. When she loses, John decides to break her out. He consults a successful escape artist turned author, and he starts planning: he&#39;ll need to disrupt jail routine, get IDs and passports, know how to evade a dragnet, find a destination, and squirrel away cash. Then, he gets word that Lara will be transferred to prison within the next three days. He&#39;s out of time, and the cops are no dummies. How can he do the impossible?
&quot;The Next Three Days&quot; isn&#39;t the kind of film that is worth it in a cinema. It&#39;s more like a movie you&#39;ll watch when you&#39;re bored in afternoon.<br/><br/>The story is interesting and it has big stars. The trailer attracts a lot of action movie fans. Actually &quot;The Next Three Days&quot; is not fully an action movie. It&#39;s more of a drama thriller.<br/><br/>It&#39;s still entertaining though, and the performances of Russel Crowe &amp; Elizabeth Banks were decent. But it&#39;s just a low hanging fruit. It&#39;s not unique, not amazing, not big. It&#39;s just a plain thriller movie.<br/><br/>3 out of 5 stars or 6 out of 10.
THE NEXT THREE DAYS is the American remake of a French thriller about an ordinary guy who has no option but to bust his wife out of prison and go on the run when she starts experiencing mental health difficulties. Watching this, I couldn&#39;t help but wonder what the original movie would have been like and how much better it could have possibly been.<br/><br/>THE NEXT THREE DAYS is certainly a passable thriller by Hollywood standards as it maintains a tense realism throughout. Russell Crowe is well cast as the dedicated family man willing to do anything it takes to get his family back together and the thriller aspects of the story, particularly the prison break elements, are well handled.<br/><br/>However, one real problem the film has is the padding; it seems go on and on and on without ever going anywhere, especially in the early on scenes which feature Crowe trying to make some contacts on the streets. Paul Haggis handles the direction well, but he needed to employ a ruthless editor when it came to the length. I&#39;m not quite sure how this happened, since the original French film has a relatively short running time in comparison.<br/><br/>The other problem with Elizabeth Banks, who just doesn&#39;t work as a convincing, serious actress. She was fine in SLITHER, but in this and MAN ON A LEDGE she feels badly out of her depth. The nadir of the film comes during the inexcusably cheesy moment where she&#39;s hanging out of the car and screaming; I&#39;ve rarely seen such nonsense outside of a B-movie!
A detail-oriented thriller that lets us keep up even as it races to a conclusion.
When his wife Lara (<a href="/name/nm0006969/">Elizabeth Banks</a>) is convicted of murdering her boss and sentenced to life in prison, community college teacher John Brennan (<a href="/name/nm0000128/">Russell Crowe</a>) exhausts all possible avenues of appeal. The only solution left is to break her out of prison. He consults Damon Pennington (<a href="/name/nm0000553/">Liam Neeson</a>), a former prison escapee turned author, who warns him that he&#39;ll need fake IDs and passports, an escape plan, a destination that doesn&#39;t extradite, and lots of money. But that&#39;s just the easy part. The hard part is not getting caught. The Next Three Days is a remake of the 2008 French film <a href="/title/tt1217637/">Pour elle (2008)</a>, which was written by Guillaime Lemans and Fred Cavayé (who also directed the movie). The screenplay for the remake was adapted by Canadian film-maker Paul Haggis, who also produced and directed The Next Three Days. In the film, John develops his criminal skills by searching the internet for information. One thing he finds is a YouTube video that shows how to make a bump key for breaking into key-locked areas. Yes, there really is such a thing as a bump key. The most likely explanation is that Lara knew all of her appeals had been denied, and she was resigned to the fact that she was going to spend the rest of her life in prison. She wanted John to move on with his life, and by admitting to the murder, she hoped he would stop defending her innocence.  a5c7b9f00b