Ucieczka z Los Angeles
Directed by John Carpenter
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- ርልዪረ4 czerwca 2025Kurt Russell is back as the king of cool "Snake Plissken" in the sequal to Legendary Director John "Halloween" Carpenter's classic "Escape From New York". When Los Angeles is hit by an huge Earthquake and is cut off from the Mainland, the Authorities wall it off to use it as the perfect prison. Once again anti-hero, Convict and Prisoner "Snake Plissken" is sent In on a mission of retrieval. Kurt Russel is once again terrific as the sneering, wise cracking "Snake Plissken" proving once again this brilliant Character creation is beyond cool. The story is decent enough, although the plot is basically just a retread of the classic original. The issue with the movie is simply at times it's poor visual effects and sub standard CGI. The underwater Submarine sequence in which "Snake" travels to Los Angeles is badly done. The visual effects look like a poor College project, and the Surfing sequence later on in the movie isn't really much/if any better. "Escape From L.A, is a big go for broke movie, which sadly doesn't have the budget to match its lofty ambitions. That's not to say its a bad movie, if you overlook the poor Special Effects its a terrific and enjoyable romp, its just sadly pulled down by its disappointing Special Effects. Its fun, but it just could, and should have been so much better.
- flavo4331 grudnia 2025Escape from L.A. is a baffling sequel that takes a cultural icon and squanders nearly everything that made him compelling. The original film’s gritty atmosphere, practical effects, and moody postapocalyptic world are replaced here with excessive, poorly aged CGI that strips the setting of any sense of danger or authenticity. Instead of feeling lived-in and desperate, the world feels artificial and weightless. The dialogue is another major letdown, often veering into awkward self-parody rather than sharp, cynical wit. What once felt cool and restrained now comes across as forced and cartoonish. Even the story struggles to find focus, becoming weak and confusing where it should have been lean and driven. Kurt Russell still has presence as Snake Plissken, but even he can’t overcome the film’s tonal misfires and technical shortcomings. Rather than expanding the mythos, Escape from L.A. feels like a poor reimagining of its predecessor—one that misunderstands why the original became a cult classic in the first place.
- Zokkiie30 grudnia 2025It’s fun to see Snake Plissken again, but the movie mostly feels like it’s just re-doing Escape from New York with a bigger budget and louder set pieces. A lot of the plot beats and even the tone feel recycled, so there’s not much sense of surprise this time around. Kurt Russell is still cool in the role, and a few moments are entertaining, but the movie leans more into camp and silliness than tension. Overall, it’s watchable and kind of goofy in a nostalgic way — just not very fresh, and definitely not as sharp as the first one
Ucieczka z Los Angeles Trivia
Ucieczka z Los Angeles was released on 9 sierpnia 1996.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles was directed by John Carpenter.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles has a runtime of 1 h 41 min.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles was produced by Debra Hill, Kurt Russell.
Nowy prezydent próbuje zrobić z USA kraj powszechnie panującej i wymuszonej siłą moralności. Nieposłusznych obywateli zsyła do kolonii karnej w Los Angeles. 'Snake' Plissken przedostaje się do Miasta Aniołów, by uniemożliwić zbrodniczemu szaleńcowi użycie groźnej broni.
The key characters in Ucieczka z Los Angeles are Snake Plissken (Kurt Russell), Malloy (Stacy Keach), Eddie (Steve Buscemi).
Ucieczka z Los Angeles is rated 16.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles is a Sci-Fi, Action, Adventure film.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles has an audience rating of 3.9 out of 10.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles had a budget of 50 mln USD.
Ucieczka z Los Angeles has made 42,3 mln USD at the box office.