Unstoppable Movie Reviews

Sheldon Cooper, a character in the television show The Big Bang Theory, would probably drive his fictional friends crazy with trivia about the locomotives featured in Unstoppable. Even if you don't know what I mean, it won't take away from your experience of Tony Scott and Denzel Washington's fifth collaboration where the real stars are spectacularly large pieces of machinery that simultaneously dwarf man while also standing testimony

This is the third collaboration between director Tony Scott and Denzel Washington. The last time they came together they were talking about another locomotive on the loose in Taking of Pelham 123. Earlier, they pooled talent in the old school thriller Deja Vu. This time, the action unfolds full throttle as Denzel Washington and his newbie associate Chris Pine chase another rogue train which threatens to demolish a small town in Pennsylvania

When Scott says unstoppable, he means unstoppable. Once you buy a ticket into this film about a runaway train, you won't get a pause. The 777 goods train, carrying several coaches of toxic chemicals, steams, burns, collides and bulldozes its way through, flicking aside attempts to stop it -- with the camera closely following every spark on steel. Dawson is in-charge of the railway yard from where the train set off -- after its driver jumped down

'‘Unstoppable' is a fair entertainer, in spite of a disappointing climax.