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Prison Break - Season 2 - Part 1 [2006]
starring: Wentworth Miller, Dominic Purcell, William Fichtner, Robert Knepper
directed by: Kevin Hooks, Vincent Misiano, Greg Yaitanes

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over
Binding: DVD
EAN: 5039036033039
Format: Box set, PAL
Label: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Manufacturer: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Number Of Items: 3
Publisher: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Region Code: 2
Release Date: May 21, 2007
Running Time: 490 minutes
Studio: 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 2006
Sales Rank: 11969

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Dude, Where is My Money?
The story carries on with Michael Scofield and his fellow escapees on the run from the prison wardens, the police, the people who set Lincoln Burrows, and each other.

Trust is a commodity in short supply.

There is stacks of money, but where?

The story just gets better, with the plots not constricted to Fox River prison, you will not be able to predict what is going to happen next. Watch this now as the premiere series over taking 24, dammit, brilliant!

Rating:

- Very good, but not as good as season 1
Prison Break season 2 is very good but not as good as season 1. To be fair, season 1 was superb so it was highly unlikely they would have been able to match or better it. The reason S2 was a little off in my opinion was that sometimes things were unrealistic, like cosy finishes to situations or unworkable timelines BUT definitely worth watching if you liked season 1.

Rating:

- Life outside the prison
Season 2 of Prison Break picks up exactly where Season 1 ended, with the convicts having broken out of prison succesfully. The whole of Season 2 focuses on Michael's quest to keep his brother out of prison, while the FBI and the Government try to hunt them down and kill them.
Season 2 is not as compelling as the First season of this great TV show, but nonetheless it makes for pretty entertaining and gripping stuff. Towards the end it does start getting a bit silly and overblown, with the chase for the convicts leading the action to Mexico and Panama, amongst others. What we do get to see is see more into the personalities of the escapees and their allies and pursuers. The acting is top notch, with Robert Knepper, who portrays dangerous ... Read More:

Rating:

- Could this be better than 24?
I never thought I'd say this...but, yes it is better than 24. It's the diversity of the main characters; Michael's every woman's dream date and T-bag is the villain we all love to hate. Never before, in my opinion, has there been anything on TV as engrossing, gripping and adrenalin-pumping as this series.

Watch Prison Break or miss out on the ride of your (TV) life!

(I envy you if you are in a position of watching it all on boxset for the first time - wish it was me!)

Rating:

- Out of the prison means more freedom for the convicts and more freedom for the programme
I enjoyed the first season of Prison Break and, like many, was sceptical of how well the programme could be maintained now the escape had taken place. However, the creators have done some great work keeping the tension high (some fun scenes running from government agents and uncovering conspiracies) and, more importantly for me, developing the characters, reinforcing emotional ties made in the first season. It's always interesting to watch a show playing from the less common side of the cop/criminal divide.

Like a lot of such American TV nowadays, Prison Break is technically flawless, sometimes creating a dread in the back of my mind that I am being fed style over content. I often find myself watching programmes like this and thinking ... Read More:

DVD : Prison Break - Season 2 - Part 1 [2006]