The Escape Plan (2013) by director Mikael Håfström is a thought-provoking movie.
To clarify, this film is about transforming problems into challenges, solving them, and gaining additional energy potential.
For example, the film begins with a smaller scale problem, which the main character Ray Breslin (Sylvester Stallone) solves elegantly.
hardworking
This became possible because the protagonist worked on such cases for a long time and gained experience, skills, and self-confidence.
energy potential
However, the next task has a much higher energy potential than the previous ones, and therefore Ray decides to quit.
no-choice situation
But this is a situation without a choice, and the hero has no chance to avoid this tough problem.
a team
After that, skillfully moving in a difficult environment, Ray makes a strategic decision – to create a team.
This is necessary to increase energy potential.
extra energy potential
Using all his physical, intellectual skills and strategic partners’ help, Ray breaks through, winning the case and solving the problem.
As a result, he receives additional energy potential.
spiritual
In conclusion: why do I put this film in the “Spiritual Films” section?
The West’s usual understanding of spirituality is that spiritual matters are judged primarily by devotion to God.
liberation
However, this is only partly true.
To achieve liberation, a person must also gain the high energy potential necessary to reach Heaven.
Jacklyn A. Lo is the author of this movie review.
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