ESCAPE PLAN Clip - "Houdini" (2013)

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ESCAPE PLAN is the movie by Mikael Håfström.
PLOT: When a structural-security authority finds himself set up and incarcerated in the world's most secret and secure prison, he has to use his skills to escape with help from the inside.
RELEASE DATE: 18 October 2013 (USA)
GENRE: Action, Thriller
STARS: Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, 50 Cent
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[@DaveDexterMusic]

if the set of skills he possesses is unique, then the fact that he can break out of your prison is surely not grounds for concern

[@ItsJak3FromStateFarm]

Well the point is so that they can keep prisoners even if they are this smart

[@owen5186]

He is the worst case scenario for a prisoner - super smart and knows a lot with help from the outside so by preparing for the best of the best anything less will be just fine

[@breakneck777]

@@ItsJak3FromStateFarm The point he was making is none of them are that smart, thus his skills being called unique. Try to keep up

[@thatguyphlex]

@@breakneck777 being unique doesnt mean his skills is the only one in the world, but there is still a chance that there’ll be a super dangerous prisoner who has the capability to escape like he did

[@philosopher1a]

lol

[@con.troller4183]

Ah. The old man sized ventilation shaft. Every super secure facility and villain's lair has one.

[@RustCole01]

LOL, my buddy does Central Air and duct work and he always gets annoyed at the old ventilation escape. Not only are air ducts incredibly flimsy but they are often fastened by a thin metal strap that is nailed into the concrete building with a single ramset nail or... guys might just loop a rope around the ceiling trusses to hold the duct in place. Either way, the duct can't handle more than probably 50 lbs and the fasteners probably can't take much more than 80 lbs. No one over 100 lbs would ever have a chance of being able to travel thru an air duct. After all, they are only designed to transport air...

[@con.troller4183]

@@RustCole01 So your friend is saying that they are made for Ninjas.

[@thexavier666]

@@RustCole01 Maybe this air-duct transports heavy air... /s

[@frederickteacher8729]

...and they are always so shiny clean.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Come out to the coast, we’ll get together, have a few laughs!

[@danielengelmann3791]

The real magic trick is how he unscrewed the vent hatch lmao

[@Oblisity]

He trimmed his finger nail for months

[@arashi8300]

The screws had these heads you can twist without a screwdriver.

[@blackthrone6976]

problem was, they used wing nuts (or is it winged nuts?). those are easy to tighten without tools... and just as easy to take off, without tools...

[@jamesblanchard6620]

@@arashi8300 its called a wingnut

[@Dr_Khanz]

Its a winged nut

[@nebulousJames12345]

so they can either switch to glass milk bottles, or move the keypad a few feet away from the hatch

[@yummychips_]

sound easy, but prolly not. The keypad looks like it is built into the lock mechanism. Wiring it away could be an option, but in emergencies, the convict could perish. Glass milk bottles, def not sure about that, glass is sorta kept away from in mates.

[@chim7222]

they can make weapons out of glass bottles

[@lukeskywalker5392]

Or just employ 2 more guards.

[@datagawa]

The keypad itself is the security flaw. Door control should be completely remote.

[@godsama959]

Keycard needs to be activated from the control room, before input is allowed. So visual confirmation of guard safely at the cell door. Also prevents a single prisoner from freeing every other prisoner on that block if the doors use a common lock combination.

[@Zoki4444]

"He has the unique talent to break any prison designed by man." So that means no prison can be 100% escape-proof, which means the business can keep on going forever?

[@jaydeleon8094]

yep, though they usually test only once

[@teemumiettinen7250]

unless...they have aliens designing the prison....

[@Hiperruimteindustriee]

@@teemumiettinen7250 I think that means he can escape from everywhere, with the notable exception of hell.

[@rebootxd6012]

Job security baby

[@DF-eg8vl]

If criminals were that smart, they wouldn't end up in prison.

[@pali0123]

Some are too smart for their own good

[@reshad3290]

I believe in bad choices

[@olegvartanov5906]

Yeah. They are called politicians)

[@Pixel_Pulse111]

they hide things in prison better than you hide your wrinkles

[@cubzzz7176]

someone smarter caught them

[@arthasmenethil9957]

"...designed by man." They should have taken that line, and made the next movie out of it. A prison that's made from a natural formation of some kind.

[@ZMKmagic]

or some sort of AI !

[@arthasmenethil9957]

@@ZMKmagic That's kind of the plot to the next movie. The routines and layouts are randomized by an automated system.

[@retrosimon9843]

"Aliens" Stallone goes off world to escape and test an out of this world prison and survive an close encounter with interstellar bubba.

[@tainapereira5809]

You msan australia

[@capnskiddies]

The Rock?

[@mrmola3295]

1.Knowing the layout 2. Knowing the routines 3. Help from outside or within. Or 4....... A key

[@wadewatts1441]

Just need to fix one part. "What kind of man chooses to spend most of his life locked up?" "The type of man that wants to keep people from breaking out."

[@kenacycle]

He is only there for a short period and then break out. Not like he's staying in there for 5 years before busting out of there. That statement in the movie is so stupid

[@wadewatts1441]

@@kenacycle exactly that's the other thing. Plus how much does he get paid for that short time.

[@dawaeleader5771]

In other people's eyes, it's a carton of milk. In his eyes this is the key to escape.

[@m4ultw1n]

Damn... Wilson Fisk surely has changed

[@skullyskaric7779]

well hes almost look like the younger fisk so heh i guess rambo meets the man who controls the entire law and city

[@crashpal]

He changed because Spiderman put some dirt into his eye

[@thewave3603]

Dude sounds better as Wilson Fisk

[@kd9-3.73]

Daredevil scared him

[@matthewjackson5990]

“See the cartons contain a thin layer of wax laminate” always cracks me up for no reason 😂😂😂😂 Thinking max security inmates downing lil ass chocolate milk then using it to escape the prison is just hilarious.

[@ivanmersnik2316]

Sylvester is ready for every plan he is legend

[@Rawlingm]

So all I need is an agency on the outside to read a message from me in some high tech piece of paper, to start a fire for me outside of a prison and pick me up when I break out? I will have to remember this next time I get locked up

[@graydoggames6244]

Criminals can easily write to their buddy and tell them to throw a molotov at a certain car at a certain time lol. Even I could do that.

[@wasakogarami]

if you are part of an organized crime ring it should be pretty easy to get that kind of help

[@HaydenLau.]

Even if you knew the numbers you didn't know the combination. There were still 4! = 24 possible permutations. You would think a max security prison would lock out the system if you entered the wrong code enough times. Maybe he was just very lucky and got it the first try

[@unkennyvalley287]

May be able to tell from the fingerprint? Last button pressed may have a lighter print or something.

[@HaydenLau.]

@@unkennyvalley287 Why would the last fingerprint be lighter? Also, even if you the last number what about the other 3?

[@unkennyvalley287]

@@HaydenLau. each time you press the button, or the plastic sheet, you leave a bit of the oil from your fingertip on it, so i will assume its reasonable that for every successive button you press, the fingerprint will be a bit lighter. How much lighter, and whether that makes a difference to human eye is beyond me, but perhaps not to Ray here.

[@FoodieReviewdie]

Human psychology is most people press the number from top to bottom

[@Naatewaard]

Try 2 times, wait for guard to use real code, try 2 more times and so on. When you get it right, wait one more day then go on first try

[@ValRoyD]

What would be funny is if you fail putting in the code 3 times in a row, the door bricks like a phone and then you can never get out.

[@toddkes5890]

Or at least just flashes an alert at the door (where the inmate cannot see it) and in the guard station. If the guard screws up, they will get chewed out by their coworkers. If the inmate causes it, the guards will be alerted, will check the cell, and will likely be waiting out of sight

[@3doubles]

can't believe he was the Kingpin. :O what a talent!

[@cheddar76k]

He's also Private Pyle in Full Metal Jacket.

[@AlienorchestraNetoslo]

whole movie has a perfect screenplay and it's perfectly directed by Michael Håfström mentioned above, shame that Escape Plan 2 was not directed by him...

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

Escape plan 2 is pure garbage with those futuristic bullshit and new actors

[@gkaskavelis]

I didn't even know there was a second movie

[@AlienorchestraNetoslo]

@@gkaskavelis consider yourself lucky as it's super baaaad..

[@ricskoferi]

@@gkaskavelis And there is a 3rd even worse one :)

[@TheCart54321]

Escape plan was amazing The second movie was in fact absolute trash to me It did not need a sequel

[@ShadowDemon_4]

The smartest criminals are the ones you don't know about.

[@tax3806]

Everyone be gangsta till the fire truck hits a speedbump with Ray under it lol

[@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.]

4:48 Liam Neeson isn't the only one with a unique set of skills

[@deebop4904]

For all of those who laugh about the milk carton or little things (wing nuts) there was a man who escaped prison in the last decade using dental floss. True story.

[@androidaxolotl8311]

How the hell?

[@samfinla8751]

This guy would be great in the escapists

[@alexmacgillivray3095]

Easiest way to make a prison breakout proof? Make it so they don't want to leave.

[@caluminnes579]

Great and now the crime rate has gone up by about 1000 percent cause anyone struggling financially has a way to live for free on the tax payers dime 😂

[@awildridehome9469]

@@caluminnes579 I think scandinavia does fine even when everyone gets TVs, kitches and basicially live in small apartments. Reform rate there is outragiously high despite great life quality in prison.

[@caluminnes579]

@@awildridehome9469 yeah it’s Scandinavia it’s a relatively peaceful group of countries that are expensive to live in. Meaning most people are reasonable well off and less people are committing crimes out of necessity

[@alexmacgillivray3095]

@@caluminnes579 Their countries didn't become that way over night. They spent the money to reform and educate its prisoners'. It spends the money to get people out of poverty through education and other social programs. The people are no different then any other people.

[@imagine608]

@@caluminnes579 Sweden prisons are like taking in to a hotel with a noisy neighbour. Im Swedish and I've been locked up so im not talking out of my ass.

[@murrowboy]

The guard can't feel with his fingers there was a plastic over it? Ray figured out how to use the computer once he got into the room? How did he know there was a vent that led to the fire gargage?

[@rexcrossnet]

Warden Murrowboy, did you not hear what he said? "If you know the layout, the weak side is obvious. In Bend-waters case, it's the Secure Housing Unit. The only problem is, it's located next to an unsecured fire garage." He knew the layout of the prison. I don't know where he got the blueprints. Ray could handle computers and no, the guard could not feel the thin plastic. There you have it, Warden Murrowboy.

[@Holytoaster]

Such a great movie, so much better then the 2nd one.

[@alexokeane6089]

There is a second one?

[@gungrave254]

@@alexokeane6089 and a third if im not mistaken

[@alexokeane6089]

@@gungrave254where can i find the 2nd and 3rd only the 1st is on netflix

[@gungrave254]

@@alexokeane6089 I'm afraid I do not know. I got one from family and the other from a flea market

[@MrPAULONEAL]

I've seen all 3.

[@Entropian2012]

They would not put a keypad with a 4 digit password that could be reached from the cell that could be guessed in a single night. There is only 10,000 possible codes and prisoners got nothing but time.

[@Noflexing100]

god damn homie, proves how dumb you are with what you said. Do you think the prisoner would be able to sit there all day guessing the code? You must have missed the part where he put that clear laminated tape on the keypad for the smudges on the keys. Also he put that towel thing in the slot to keep it open, otherwise its locked.

[@dodgeplow]

@@abdullahansari437 if there're 4 smudges on the tape, there would be only 24 combinations and he'd be done in a minute or two. It would take 1.7 years at your rate * without * any smudges because he'd have 10,000 combinations.

[@dsdssdsddssdsdsd5094]

@@abdullahansari437 i think they would update key combination based on day and month and time and location

[@sebastiaankrul2403]

"Only 10,000 possible codes"

[@Entropian2012]

@@sebastiaankrul2403 Ever played rust player bases have 4 digit codes and they often get code raided in a single night by kids spending 4 hours guessing codes it is very possible.

[@NateChillinShow]

That's probably a real job. I met a woman whose job was to break in and out of amusement parks nationwide after dark in order to question and improve all forms of security both electronic and security officer-related performance and methods of improving security. She made $60k a year doing that. Traveling around legally committing crimes. She was skinny attractive and seemingly normal. She succeeded every time except once and she admitted she was a little sloppy that night at the guard got lucky seeing her but she still had a job. She stayed and let the police capture her, she told her story and was released within 2 hours like just in this video. I know, it's crazy.

[@ghanishah]

Damn man this was sooo F realistic, that even The bird man in his grave is saying damn i should have tried this one ..!

[@adityaarafian2751]

2:35 this milk 😎

[@salomon2984]

The escape plan is a good weapon, its meta.

[@karebear4485]

“He is able to break out of any prison designed by man” Me: well i guess its gonna have to be the burial alive in cement a hundred feet under the ground, underwater

[@kamikazyy-]

This movie is so underrated

[@prizarko9156]

Ya

[@abiyyufh1566]

2:34 "Dimata orang lain ini hanyalah sekotak susu" The meme 🇮🇩

[@firojmnalam6121]

Since social reforms and novels had already created a great interest in women's lives and emotions, there was also an interest in what women would have to say about their own lives. From the 1860, a.few American women like Sakira JI wrote books highlighting the experiences of women - about how women were imprisoned at home, kept in ignorance, forced to do hard domestic labour and treated unjustly by the very people they served. In the 1880, in present day बंगाल?)❤❤❤❤❤.

[@justindavis2711]

Pretty sure with 4 keys pressed on the keypad, there are 16 different possibilities. That's a 6% chance of getting it right. Also, how did he get those screws off?

[@2kofawsome]

24, its 4! not 4^2

[@canalplantacao6931]

Os filmes e muito bom ! Ok valeu ! Eu sou Brasileiro !

[@Cole-Baker]

good acting in this movie

[@user-sd2wc5uj3f]

Sylvester gives me Mike Ehrmantraut vibe even his face

[@shifulan3652]

Cultured people : it just a box of milk Another cultured people : for other people, its just a box of milk. but for him, this is the key for escape from the prison~

[@wolfcomplexx2994]

Damn good chocolate milk.

[@bobl1769]

Nonsense, I’ve been there, the keypads are scrambled after every use and there is no way one could be reached from inside a cell. And, of course, the ducts are either too small for crawling through, barred or sensored and the whole thing monitored from a remote facility with multiple staff. You go in and you don’t get out without a good lawyer and a friendly judge. Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.

[@chillcat3919]

The reason why i'm here because "Kotak Susu" >> 2:35

[@NexnDystxpia]

Everyone always tries to break out, why can't I see someone for once break in.

[@BrutalOnyx]

what kind of prison puts a keypad lock to a door, right in arms reach of the door so an inmate can touch it?

[@akashkumarjha7538]

That's true but this is fictional bro so don't worry no one can escape like this

[@larrycanupp411]

A prison designed by a scriptwriter of a movie who needs to find a way to fix a hole in the plot.

[@Vinay-yy1yp]

the prison designed the cell assuming the prisoner had nothing to help him escape or any tools they oversighted toilet paper as actually being useful as he jams the inspection window which gives him his meals opens it and then you have a keypad which has 10,000 combinations because 4 digits have to be entered but he puts a laminated tape on it which shows the 4 keys pressed so he opens it guesses the code while they are on a smoke break gets a tool off the table unscrews the vent hatch then he gets into the fire house and puts on a fire coat and gets in a car and drives out the prison

[@yourtruereview3621]

It looks like he stabbed a dude. How does he legally get away with that?

[@ekinnguyen9145]

What are they gonna do put him in prison?

[@ytcsabidealer8387]

@@ekinnguyen9145 lol

[@lancedelacruz4117]

@@ekinnguyen9145 😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@justinklenk]

He's famous, and rich.

[@Vinay-yy1yp]

he just attacked a person who was his enemy and his punishment was solitary and even if he did stab a person he had a release code which would probably oversight his stabbing because he has tested 14 prisons and hes allowed to do what he needs to test the realism of it otherwise he would be limited to escapes and then the federal bureau of prisons hiring him would be useless

[@marvingieseler4305]

well sry to bring it to you but 3:20 there are still 2 locked doors between him and the computers at any time these controllcenters are atleast locked by 2 doors and mostly have more security measures... also 3:34 there are 2 tipes of air shaft sealing in prison nr 1 special screews he couldnt remove without the tools or extreme time like 5 min for just 1 screw and 2nd an extra box over the normal screws they would never be as exposed as this is /// well its still a good movie...

[@yanisi.2592]

Ray Breslin is Michael Scofield's father. That's it.

[@kinggimped]

This was such an awful yet totally enjoyable movie

[@Soshi12005]

It reminded me the early seasons of prison break and I liked that show

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

I don't think its awful

[@kenacycle]

Rocky has the brains as well as the physique after all

[@cesarsalgadosalgado2199]

Look at Danelo Cavalcante escape prison by climbing on the wall through the roof 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@oguzhankarahan1737]

That guy is smart as hell.

[@dufour4605]

glad to see private pyle found a new career after he recovered from his unfortunate head wound

[@ibegbruh5154]

2:35 KOTAK SUSU

[@RMJ1984]

Good ol Ray just tried 9999 possibly combinations :)

[@robertfleischmann4119]

Actually, it's only a permutation of 4 numbers: 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 24 different attempts. And that's assuming he only nailed it on the the last one.

[@chhavyvannso5514]

Sylvester had smart ideas. He had the right logic talent

[@karthiksemban]

Apart from number lock additionally add a lock and key mechanism at both top and bottom of door, so his hands will not be able to reach. Also, key for each lock should be with different person. Or change the hole in door to bottom right corner or top right corner of door, so his hands cannot reach the lock system. Or simply give a paper cup like what we get have in coffee shops which will not have a lamination sheet but just poly coated. We have lot of ways to fix this. No need to re-do everything.

[@toddkes5890]

Warden was likely being cheap to maximize profits

[@ManojKumar-qc5zx]

Or just move the keypad 1 feet away .... Problem solved.

[@hristoplamenov1942]

3:00 great, but how do you know the sequence of the numbers and what happens if one number comes more than one time ;)

[@danhay2505]

Pvt Pyle sure has come a long way...

[@ohmaigod2]

Would like to see him try ADX Florence. Supermax with hundreds of miles of desert surrounding it and virtually nill visitation times. No opportunity for an "outside man"

[@zurgboy07]

Guess he works for rambo now

[@informer3000]

OMG it's Private Pyle!

[@adrianstjarnfaldt7359]

do annyone else see how it all freezes at 4:02 the fire freezes before it changes camera

[@bradfromthevalley]

Gail G, rhyme it in, hector recked her, probably still does,..

[@sbgoldma]

Brilliant movie 👍

[@Everything-wo9ds]

How do you get someone on the outside world to blow up a car as an excuse 😂

[@Excalibur01]

That part is the most unbelievable part

[@toddkes5890]

It was part of the job his company would perform. In this case it was likely a car the company bought to be blown up. In real life it would be where your friend steals a car, adds a bomb, and a second friend in the van is used for everyone to get away.

He knew the 4 digits but did not know the sequence (order). Meaning nPk. In this case that boils down to n! = 4! = 24 U are telling me Rambo had the time (prison guards around) and skills (keying without seeing keypad) to key in all 24 possible permutations without getting caught?

[@Excalibur01]

All you need is time and he had plenty of it

[@toddkes5890]

The guards weren't around to watch the cameras (they were on a smoke break). Skills can be done, especially when he has plenty of time to watch the keypad while the guard is putting in that day's code. Plus he likely studied various keypads as part of his job

[@A_10_PaAng_111]

Private Pyle and John Rambo in business together. Nice!

[@shawnburgin8082]

Image if it was base on a true story now that would be awesome

[@Breaddc2]

This lad was preparing for Corona Virus back in 213!

[@LS-mo3bo]

Looks awfully familiar now.

[@hunterromano5562]

private pyle has really came a long way.

[@alexludavertigo6926]

He said BOP 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@confirmhandle]

I tried all this I followed it word for word step by step, I'm still in prison...

[@colloquiumband1948]

dont give up

[@jacquelinemariaz1717]

Ow! The best movie❤

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Awesome

[@RAFAELMOTOR162]

Hy

[@damaniqphillip2756]

@@RAFAELMOTOR162 sup

[@RAFAELMOTOR162]

@@damaniqphillip2756 yes

[@masoudzand2917]

No

[@battletv777]

LoL Prison Rambo Break. Forget Schofield

[@crysis_pyscho9386]

3:39 Rambo sus 😳

[@ethang3997]

ඞ

[@jefbozies3707]

yoo he vented 😂😂

[@trickySK]

i dont think, there will be some same smart prisoner :)

[@HandE2Go]

Saw this movie way before I watched the office.. HOLLY FLAX

[@athulyarajendran9727]

If you think it only happens in the movie wait till you hear about Yoshie Shiratori who escaped 4 prisons!

[@noblethomas5207]

But how does he communicated with the outside about the date? I didn't get that....

[@copee2960]

It felt like i was doing time watching this movie, Stallone should of been given a ten stretch for this.

[@AnthonyWingerter-y1i]

Stallone is just to good at Rocky to be great in these type of movies.

[@Jupex]

Why have keypad next to the door like that so inmate can reach it lol

[@user-ge8hj9br6w]

knowing the four digits is not enough. Still 24 possibilities are there.

[@mitjapodbregar6398]

@@adityadwivedi6154as he got the 4 numbers that were pressed that means 4! = 4x3x2x1 = 24 combinations Not 10000like you are claiming, where did you learn math

[@adityadwivedi6154]

@@mitjapodbregar6398 I missed the part of clip where He looked at the buttons. I thought He guessed it,since 4 digit code can have 10000 combination with repetition of numbers that would be quite impossible.

[@BingiQuinn]

no carton has this type of material inside of it

[@sca5092]

The sequel to Lock Up.. lol

[@jrsimeon02]

Ethical hacking... for prisons. He definitely used plot armor for this one.

[@HandyMan657]

Now I know why I never watched that movie.

[@theunusualdispenser9474]

Why

[@HandyMan657]

@@theunusualdispenser9474 from that tiny clip it's quite clear to me that I would not like it. Not a fan of really bad acting or predictable screenwriting.

[@theunusualdispenser9474]

@@HandyMan657 Well yeah the two protagonists are sly and arnie whom are not best known for their acting skills

[@hitzncritzmobilegaming9988]

@@HandyMan657 I'm the same way so I only enjoy about 0.001% of all tv and film because there is a ton of poor acting and most are very predictable.

[@LuisAlvarez-mr5wm]

4:28 that truly is a very interesting question, what kind of a man would choose to spend most of his life in prison?

[@ixir5275]

Your mind is the most powerful weapon

[@JackyPup]

Oubliette would be interesting to see.

[@Lona3807]

Es gibt immer einen Weg. Nichts ist unmöglich.

[@jaylhz6142]

What do you call a magical owl? Hoodini. Get it?

[@sslaw6]

Yeah, that is a waste of government funds

[@stripemcr5722]

what kind a man would choose to spent his time in prison? - Rambo

[@jakub.konipas]

How does the plastic film stick to the keyboard? It would fall down or stick to the finger when guard touches it.

[@IMWATCHING501]

Shouldn't he get paid before telling how?...

[@Drnken229]

paid by the state inbefore

[@Trenasist]

Damn the electrician who installed the keypad next to the door....

[@elloowu6293]

Wait, he stabbed an inmate and was free to go afterwards?

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

They were trying to jump on him

[@swapnil72]

00:57 This guy was using sanitizer in 2013 wow!