Um trem com reféns é sequestrado em Bremen, na Alemanha. Ele segue para o sul da Europa com uma bomba nuclear. Uma força-tarefa de combate ao crime da ONU está encarregada de detê-lo, em coo... Ler tudoUm trem com reféns é sequestrado em Bremen, na Alemanha. Ele segue para o sul da Europa com uma bomba nuclear. Uma força-tarefa de combate ao crime da ONU está encarregada de detê-lo, em cooperação com as forças armadas e a polícia locais.Um trem com reféns é sequestrado em Bremen, na Alemanha. Ele segue para o sul da Europa com uma bomba nuclear. Uma força-tarefa de combate ao crime da ONU está encarregada de detê-lo, em cooperação com as forças armadas e a polícia locais.
- Kolchinsky
- (as Andreas Sportelli)
Avaliações em destaque
Pierce Brosnan: "My God, what am I doing in this piece of garbage"?
Patrick Stewart: "Where am I? This isn't a starship".
Miss ex-Babewatch: "Why won't anyone take me seriously? Mine aren't as big as Pamela's. See?"
What a dreadful piece of crap. No wonder Alistair Maclean didn't want anything to do with it.
The cast shines here with Ted Lavine (Captain Stottlemeyer on Monk) as the mercenary who high-jacks a train with a nuclear device on it. Ted Lavine is great in these small crazy roles. The Living Legend, Christopher Lee, (Saruman in the Lord of the Rings movies) in one of his non-horror roles, is the Russian General who hired Levine. Any movie with Christopher Lee is worth watching, and this one shows off his ability to speak Russian. Also on board are Patrick Stewart (Captain Picard on Star Trek TNG), Alexandra Paul (Baywatch), and Pierce Brosnan (007) as the Hero.
The story is one where Cold Warriors freak out over the lack of a cold war and do horrible thing to start it back up again. Tom Clancy has covered this territory, the Bush Administration has been all about re-starting tension from day one, so nothing new, but it is entertaining.
In short: if you like a predictable action film pitting good against evil (USA vs Russians hehe) this one is worth checking out. The characters are more than two-dimensional, breaking out of the stereotypes one would expect of a direct-to-VHS feature. Give it a look!
Chris Lee is funding the transportation of a nuclear warhead to Iraq so that he can lead the Russians to re-claim the warhead by conquering Iraq (despite the fact that Russia were in league with Iraqis anyway - that's why the US funded Iraq's leadership at the time with chemical weaponary, etc).
The plot is paperthin, I still don't understand why the a-bomb has to be transported via train. I don't understand how doing a "media" job will allow Chris Lee's "Iron" man of Russia to become a leader for Russia.
The train also keeps stopping, the SWAT team are silly and there are too many breaks for obilitary adverts for Coca-Cola or Pepsi, or whatever the hell that Baywatch lady drinks.
Its too long, too boring and annoying.
Overall: 1/10.
Você sabia?
- CuriosidadesJohn Abineri is dubbed by David de Keyser.
- Erros de gravaçãoMost of the German, Swiss and Italian railways operate under electric power supplied through overhead catenary. This includes all the major lines such as those connecting Bremen with Stuttgart which are also at least double track. All the lines in the movie are single track and lack catenary which clearly indicates them being branch lines.
- Citações
Malcolm Philpott: We're in a state of martial law here. And *I'm* the Marshall.
- ConexõesFeatured in La noche de...: La noche de... El tren de la muerte (1996)
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- Também conhecido como
- Alistair MacLean's Death Train
- Locações de filme
- Eslovênia(on location)
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- Orçamento
- £ 2.300.000 (estimativa)
- Tempo de duração
- 1 h 38 min(98 min)
- Proporção
- 1.33 : 1