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A small group of everyday passengers on a speeding London commuter train battle their warped driver who has a dark plan for everyone on-board.A small group of everyday passengers on a speeding London commuter train battle their warped driver who has a dark plan for everyone on-board.A small group of everyday passengers on a speeding London commuter train battle their warped driver who has a dark plan for everyone on-board.
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- TriviaAndy Love used to be a presenter on the Ideal World shopping channel with his wife Loen.
- GoofsWhen Jan is about to climb out the speeding train to try to unhook the cars, Lewis warns him about the wind chill he will experience at 70 mph, yet both Lewis and Sarah take turns sticking their heads out the window to see his progress and they show no effects of the cold.
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[last lines]
Jan Klimowski: If I had bought ticket, I could have got refund.
[laughter]
Max Shaler: It's okay dad, the ambulance is coming.
Sarah Barwell: You're determined to go into a hospital tonight, aren't you?
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Crime Thriller Club: Episode #1.3 (2013)
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As amazing as it seems, Britain has managed to churn out a B-movies that doesn't include a single zombie, no (middle-class actors playing) cockney gangsters and not a reel of found footage in sight. Instead, what we have here is a kind of 'Speed' film.
Dougray Scott plays a single father, who's taking his young son on the train just before Christmas. Unfortunately for him and the handful of passengers left on board (including the single female of appropriate age who just so happens to find single fathers REALLY attractive), the train refuses to stop and they must work out a way of getting off before it smashes into whatever there is at the end of train tracks in Britain (a wall of spikes, perhaps? I don't actually know).
So, what you have is a reasonably passable British thriller, which, at some points, manages to hit the right notes. The train is a familiar setting (at least for us Brits, anyway) and so makes a relatable place (plus I'm guessing it was a pretty cheap set for the film-makers). However, unlike Keanu Reeves' classic action movie, where the bus couldn't slow down and was in perilous danger at every turn, the train just stays on the tracks. Effectively, the few passengers left on board could just sit around in relative comfort for most of the movie, only really needing to figure out a way of getting off five minutes before the end. Therefore, you have a fair amount of time where they're doing just that.
The other downside is the kid. Yes, I know kids in films get a bad name, but this one really isn't that good. Luckily, he's not in it that much, but when he is you'll wish he wasn't.
Overall, not bad for a film on the cheap. If you're bored of zombies, gangsters and found footage B-movies you may enjoy this one (just don't dwell on the slightly dodgy computer special effects when the train catches fire).
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Dougray Scott plays a single father, who's taking his young son on the train just before Christmas. Unfortunately for him and the handful of passengers left on board (including the single female of appropriate age who just so happens to find single fathers REALLY attractive), the train refuses to stop and they must work out a way of getting off before it smashes into whatever there is at the end of train tracks in Britain (a wall of spikes, perhaps? I don't actually know).
So, what you have is a reasonably passable British thriller, which, at some points, manages to hit the right notes. The train is a familiar setting (at least for us Brits, anyway) and so makes a relatable place (plus I'm guessing it was a pretty cheap set for the film-makers). However, unlike Keanu Reeves' classic action movie, where the bus couldn't slow down and was in perilous danger at every turn, the train just stays on the tracks. Effectively, the few passengers left on board could just sit around in relative comfort for most of the movie, only really needing to figure out a way of getting off five minutes before the end. Therefore, you have a fair amount of time where they're doing just that.
The other downside is the kid. Yes, I know kids in films get a bad name, but this one really isn't that good. Luckily, he's not in it that much, but when he is you'll wish he wasn't.
Overall, not bad for a film on the cheap. If you're bored of zombies, gangsters and found footage B-movies you may enjoy this one (just don't dwell on the slightly dodgy computer special effects when the train catches fire).
http://thewrongtreemoviereviews.blogspot.co.uk/
- bowmanblue
- May 18, 2014
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- Hành Khách Cuối Cùng
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- $2,500,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $14,806
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $9,326
- Apr 27, 2014
- Gross worldwide
- $54,110
- Runtime1 hour 37 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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