And wouldn’t you know it, this train hauling 20+ cars behind it also happens to have 8 freight cars of very flammable and dangerous chemicals as well! At first it’s a funny situation as others thought it merely was a coaster meaning it’d eventually coast to a stop, but instead it becomes a runaway train under its own power as the dumb ass didn’t set the controls correctly.
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Meanwhile, in a series of unfortunate events that seem to only happen in Hollywood movies, a running train left unattended as a yard hand (ETHAN SUPLEE) got out to manually switch the track since he was unable to do so in the control room, goes out of control. The two get off to a rocky start as Will is preoccupied with his troubles at home since he and his wife are separated while Frank is somewhat on the outs with one of his two daughters as he forgot about her birthday. His latest is Unstoppable which reunites Scott with star Denzel Washington for their fifth feature together dating back to 1995’s Crimson Tide.įrank (DENZEL WASHINGTON) is a train engineer who is being forced into early retirement goes out on the tracks with young Will (CHRIS PIKE) who is related to the rail company’s owners and is just one of many unionized workers coming in to replace the older gents. His last two films, Déjà vu and The Taking of Pelham 123, never quite rose to the level of Man on Fire, but for what they were, were entertaining if not forgettable thrillers. The man can produce and direct an immersive thriller one year ( Man on Fire) and the next, using the same techniques and style, completely fail ( Domino). Tony Scott is a bit of a conundrum to me. Subtitles: English SDH, Spanish, Portuguese, Cantonese, Chinese Theatrical Release Date: November 12, 2010įeatures: Commentary, Featurettes, Live Lookup, BD-Live, Digital CopyĪudio: English (DTS-HD MA 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1), Portuguese (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1) – $39.99 | February 15, 2011Ĭast: Denzel Washington, Chris Pine, Rosario Dawson Unstoppable may not bring anything new to the action-thriller genre and indeed Tony Scott’s direction does tend to be over-the-top but it’s still very entertaining thanks in large part to the cast headlined by Denzel Washington, proving once again the charm he brings to any production, and Chris Pine whose own star is on the rise.įox | PG13 – 98 min.
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