Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Maidexpl Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

Lidia Draper Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

cheryllawrence-41883 Unstoppable is a typical Tony Scott (RIP) film in that it provides what it promises- an hour and a half od solid entertainment. This one concerns a railroad engineer and a young conductor who must race against the clock to prevent an unmanned freight train from crashing into a city. Its fast paced and more importantly- well-paced. The effects are good and the train lashing towards its destination like a bullet does provide some sort of excitement. The actors are good- Denzel is always reliable and Chris Pine ably supports him. This is a good film that you can watch and forget and that is what its intentions are

hhalexandru I really like Denzel Washington so I was checking out what movie of his should I watch next. Stumbled across this one, saw high ratings and decided to give it a try. I expected interesting characters because the story sounded and is extremely predictable but I was very underwhelmed. I'm not mad at the plot because you can't really make it interesting, it's just a train... but more effort could've been put in the characters, they felt way too bland.

dastanzh A total waste of time. The whole movie is full of absurdities. What impressed me most of all though, is the scene when they tried to drop off an afganistan veteran (why did they mention his war experience anyway? I guess, for the same reason as why Denzel's daughters are mentioned to work at Hooters). A super duper experienced train driver looks at a man on the roof and boom! crashes into the train. Was he out of his goddamn mind?

jimandmarcus-81979 I assume that there had to be someone connected with railroads involved in this film, since someone at least had to run the engines. But you'd never know it. Nothing they said or did bore any relation to the reality of railroading. But I'll be fair, since I am an ex-railroad employee and someone who has loved and studied railroading all my life. So let's keep the mistakes to what the average Joe should question. Denzel Washington is supposedly a 20 plus year employee of the railroad. But he has to ask how far Stanton is?? When he would have run this route hundreds of times? Why would they have to drop a man from a helicopter when if he had been on Washington's engine he could have just stepped across when they coupled to it? I know a lot of this was to add drama and action, but at least keep it close to being believable. It might be different if this was a sci-fi fantasy but this was supposed to imitate real life. Embarrassed for Denzel taking part in this.