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Breakout (Special Edition)

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Format: Blu-ray April 26, 2022


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Sentenced to 28 Years for a Crime He Didn’t Commit! Only Two Things Can Set Him Free – Lots of Cash and Bronson! Jay Wagner (Robert Duvall, Tender Mercies) is framed for murder by his scheming grandfather (John Huston, Winter Kills). Unjustly convicted, he faces 28 hard years of confinement in a crowded Mexican prison. Wagner’s wife Ann (Jill Ireland, Violent City) turns to pilot Nick Colton (Charles Bronson, Mr. Majestyk) and his partners Hawk (Randy Quaid, The Long Riders) and Myrna (Sheree North, Charley Varrick) to help Wagner escape. Only the most cunning and daring tactics can spring Wagner, so Colton must plan the impossible. Breakout builds to an explosive climax when Colton launches an all-out desperate helicopter raid that will either rescue the prisoner or cost the lives of all involved. Bronson’s at his wisecracking (and bone-cracking) best in this slam-bang action-thriller directed by Tom Gries (Breakheart Pass) and scored by Jerry Goldsmith (Lonely Are the Brave).Special Features: -Audio Commentary by Film Historian Paul Talbot, the Author of the BRONSON'S LOOSE! Books -TV Spots -Radio Spots -Theatrical Trailer -Optional English Subtitles

Genre: Action Adventure


Format: Special Edition


Contributor: Charles Bronson, Emilio Fernández, Jill Ireland, John Huston, Jorge Moreno, Randy Quaid, Robert Duvall, Sheree North, Tom Gries See more


Language: English


Runtime: 1 hour and 37 minutes


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7 x 5 x 1 inches; 0.01 ounces


Director ‏ : ‎ Tom Gries


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Special Edition


Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 37 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ April 26, 2022


Actors ‏ : ‎ Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, John Huston, Randy Quaid, Robert Duvall


Studio ‏ : ‎ Kl Studio Classics


Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1


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    • Michael Ray Vines review Break Out..
Love this movie 🎬 another Charles Bronson classic 👌..Another one of his best movies ...ACTION Adventure my thing...
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by MRVsports.co
    • It was awesome
Great movie
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by Gilberto Z Gonzalez
    • Drama, but fun too
There are few dramas that are so much fun; few comedies that have such a taut plot. This film was just a great outing for Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland. Robert Duvall is miscast and underutilized as the victim of a conspiracy to falsely imprison an American in Mexico. Bronson is hired to get him out. Oddly enough, this unlikely scenario actually was a true story; odder still is the fact that Mexican law never considered this scenario and, thus, had no law prohibiting someone from rescuing someone from such a jail. If you are a Bronson fan, you will defintely want this disk; it is funny, sexy, and a taut thriller, rolled into one. If you are a Robert Duvall fan, you should seek other movies, as he was only a very minor player in the overall plot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2010 by Beantown Jim
    • Breakout Breaks into Blu-Ray
Kino Lorber Studio Classics releases this 1975 action film based on fact and starring Charles Bronson as a private pilot hired by a woman (played by Jill Ireland) to breakout her husband (played by Robert Duvall) out of a Mexican prison after being framed for murder. Looking quite good in HD, a noticeable upgrade from the 2002 Columbia Pictures DVD, now containing extras like TV and Radio spots, theatrical trailer, other trailers for Bronson titles, and an audio commentary by Film Historian Paul Talbot, author of two books about Charles Bronson. Comes with a slipcover. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022 by Quiet Knight
    • Great DVD
Great fun movie. It was struck from a nice print. Looks and sounds good.
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by Clair Waucaush
    • Above Average 1970's Bronson
Robert Duvall's Jay Wagner is set up by his own father-in-law (John Huston, automatic movie shorthand for evil after Chinatown) because of some damaging information he has about the family business and framed for murder in Mexico. To give you a quick idea of how corrupt the Mexican justice system is Duvall's lawyer proves beyond a doubt that his client was somewhere else when the murder was committed but the judge finds him guilty anyway. Jay's wife Ann (the inevitable Jill Ireland) is trying to come up with a plan to help her husband escape from custody but doesn't realize things keep going wrong because the man who is helping her works for her father-in-law who doesn't want any escape plans to succeed. Then she stumbles across a shifty pilot named Nick Colton (Bronson) who promises to do the job for no money up front--and who is also suspicious enough not to reveal the specifics of his plan until the last minute. If you're a Bronson fan Breakout has a lot going for it. It's not directed by Michael Winner or J. Lee Thompson which immediately represents a big plus. Charles Bronson was at least as good of an actor as Clint Eastwood, probably better, but Eastwood was much smarter, producing and directing his own projects while Bronson worked strictly as an actor for hire. The two things that hurt Charles Bronson's career were that he too frequently worked with Michael Winner or J Lee Thompson and that he almost always gave wife Jill Ireland the lead role in his films. Jill Ireland likely wouldn't have had any acting career at all if not for her too loyal husband--more often than not she was a terrible lead. Breakout actually features one of her more effective performances. The script allows Bronson to have a bit more fun than usual--this time out he's not a grim vigilante or renegade cop--he's a pilot running various scams to try and stay afloat. Bronson's Colton wants to rescue Wagner from that Mexican prison mainly because nobody believes he can do it. The plan he comes up with is not only daring but also largely avoids violence and bloodshed which definitely makes this a different kind of Bronson film. Breakout takes some unfortunate shortcuts storytelling wise. We never find out exactly what it was that Robert Duvall's character found out that earned him the murder frame in the first place. The movie also glosses over what happens to him after the escape--his father-in-law is the one who set him up so it's not like his troubles are over after Bronson gets him out. Breakout still qualifies as an unusually light and fun Bronson film. Randy Quaid provides the buddy comedy; Jill Ireland isn't terrible and Robert Duvall generates some actual drama as you see him deteriorate physically and lose hope. Tom Gries who directed another above average Bronson vehicle, Breakheart Pass, does a nice job with his actors and the action--it's a shame he and Bronson didn't get more opportunities to work together but Gries died just two years after Breakout was made. Considering how much better Breakout and Breakheart Pass are than the J Lee Thompson vehicles (Thompson directed St. Ives and The White Buffalo in roughly the same period) it's not hard to suppose that a lot of Bronson's 1980's films at Cannon might have turned out better with Tom Gries behind the camera instead of the perpetually uninspired J Lee Thompson whose direction usually turns movie watching into a chore. By my count Charles Bronson made 9 films with J Lee Thompson and 6 with Michael Winner while making only one film each with the far more talented Don Siegel and Walter Hill. How much better might Charles Bronson's movie career have been if he had simply worked with better directors more often and not given wife Jill Ireland lead roles that she was generally ill-equipped to play? Breakout isn't likely to have much appeal for people who aren't already fans but if you like Charles Bronson it definitely beats watching Love and Bullets and The Evil That Men Do and the seemingly never-ending Death Wish sequels. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2015 by Joe Smart
    • Excellent Bronson movie - next to "Death Wish", one of his best!
Next to "Death Wish" (the original movie - the sequels were horrible!), this is perhaps one of "Vintage Bronson's" best, in my opinion. With a great supporting cast, the film carries you along well to the very end! Very entertaining - particularly watching Bronson's character while he learns to fly a helicopter on his own! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2014 by john
    • One of my favorite Bronson films
We went to see this AS A FAMILY when it played the theaters back in the day, and it remains a favorite. It's classic 70s drive in stuff. If Death Wish hadn't hit so big, I think Bronson would have done more of these action-comedies Instead, Burt Reynolds filled that need in the market. This is really one of Bronson's liveliest performances. The only reason I give it only 4 stars instead of five are for a couple of anti-mexican slurs (though the villains are really a white billionaire and white CIA agents) and casual jokes about rape (which, even though made by a female character, weren't funny then or now.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022 by curtis martin

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