Movie Review: Unstoppable

[Pat]

Well worth the $5.50 to see. Only one scene was poorly done. Gotta love DW.

I'll see it gain when it comes out on DVD.

Regards,

[CBT]

Worth seeing, huh? I'll have to check it out. Watched 'The Losers' last week, pretty good little action flick, worth renting.

[Blackened300a]

I been wanting to see this movie. DW and trains is a instant hit with me.

[Got_1]

seeing it tonight!

[Leadfoot281]

Dw?

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[SID210SA]

Denzel Washington is great in this movie.....Rosa and I caught the flick on Sunday....It was a great movie....I would deffinately see it again...wish I got your price Pat....we paid 18 bucks for the two of us. By the time the movie was over Rosa only had 1 finger nail left. I was at the edge of my seat almost the entire movie.

Mike

[Pat]

Mike, being a senior has it's advantages.

[ImpalaSlayer]

where the hell can you see a movie for 5.50?

[Pat]

In my town movies are $5.50 for seniors and $6.50 for regular admission. On the other hand two medium popcorns and two medium drinks were $23.00.

[Got_1]

where the hell can you see a movie for 5.50?

every tuesday around here movies are $4.98 (tax incl)

[Blackened300a]

$11 a person for a movie here in NY. About $15 in Manhattan. That price includes people texting, talking, kicking my seat, answering phones, bringing their children who scream and cry, long lines, gum on the floor and seats, and the newest thing to hit NY movie theaters...Bedbugs.

[cascade]

Best $6.75 I ever spent for ANYthing !!!!

As it was only 27* outside (coldest night of my WHOLE life), I was the only person inside the whole theatre so was spared bouffant hairdo's in front of me, and the usual noisy unwanted additional soundtrack of people eating food, talking in medium to loud voices, slurping soft drinks and crunching popcorn.

I had my own totally private screening. Perfect.


As usual, Denzel Washington put in a great performance.


Much better and far faster paced movie than "Runaway Train" with Rebecca Mornay (which was a pretty good mvie in its own right).


This very interestng story has some notes about how and where the movie was actually made:

http://www.centredaily.com/2010/11/07/2322752/bald-eagle-valley-set-to-take.html



This is one movie I'd gladly see again on the big screen.

I have a friend in Omaha who's an executive that is fairly high in the Union Pacific railroad organization and plan on asking her for a critique about the railroad procedures, and techniques showcased in the movie, to see how real they are.

To me they had the ring of truth.

[cascade]

$11 a person for a movie here in NY. About $15 in Manhattan. That price includes people texting, talking, kicking my seat, answering phones, bringing their children who scream and cry, long lines, gum on the floor and seats, and the newest thing to hit NY movie theaters...Bedbugs.


You must live in hell on earth.

[Vortex]

Ill pass on this one but thanks for the review Pat. Im waiting for the new "True Grit".

[Spectragod]

I'll wait for the DVD, I can skip the bedbugs, texting and rude people. Plus.... I can drink a beer and be comfortable.

[CBT]

I'll wait for the DVD, I can skip the bedbugs, texting and rude people. Plus.... I can drink a beer and be comfortable.

You can do that here, we have 2 theaters in Hampton that serve beer and food, Cinema Cafe and Cine-Bistro. :beer:

[Hacklemerc]

We have a theatre here in STL that has a bar, resturant, and if you get there early enough Love seats you can chill on. Its called the Moolah Theatre. Awesome place, they only have one screen but its huge.

[Spectragod]

You can do that here, we have 2 theaters in Hampton that serve beer and food, Cinema Cafe and Cine-Bistro. :beer:

Uhhh not in my underware. Plus, it defeats the purpose of having a surround sound system.