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The last time action director Tony Scott centered on rail transportation,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the end result was the botched subway thriller "The Taking of Pelham 123." In "Unstoppable," he's back on the right track and running at full throttle. This is a terrific,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], sweaty,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], men-on-a-mission adventure, with heroic blue-collar railwaymen,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], pencil-pushing bureaucrats and hotheads in the head office battling to halt an unmanned runaway train.
It's based on a real event: in 2001 a 47-car CSX train with a cargo of toxic chemicals -- but no engineer in the locomotive -- careened across three counties in Ohio before it was brought under control,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
"Unstoppable" ups the ante with spectacular car wrecks, a derailment and helicopter stunts, yet it's filmed having a great a feeling of authenticity. Scott's film is a good blend of crowd-pleasing hokum and tense realism. The vibrations and noise and chaos from the collisions would be the real McCoy. Scott mostly avoided computer-generated effects in favor of shooting real vehicular carnage. The movie starts small, by having an engineer jumping out of his cab to throw a switch as Engine 777 coasts with the rail yard. When he stumbles trying to re-enter the locomotive, his fellow engineers have a horse laugh. It's embarrassing for the hapless driver,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], however the train's safety devices will kick in and bring 777 to some halt. Only they don't.
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Aside from a couple of shameless sequences using a trainload full of schoolchildren and a horse trailer stuck about the tracks to generate cheap suspense,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], "Unstoppable" is a solid, believable story.
The plot's few stumbles are balanced through the scope and skill of the whole thing. Denzel Washington and Chris Pine are solid as ticked-off railroad men. Washington is being pushed into early retirement so that younger,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], cheaper conductors like the inexperienced Pine may take over. They don't much like one another,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but when their milk run puts them near the cannonballing 777, they ride on face destiny.
The actors are perfect at creating empathy for what might have been a few stock working stiffs. As always,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Washington is Mr. Composure, cool when confronted with impending catastrophe. What the heck, his girls are grown,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], his wife is gone and now his career is over. His eerie got-nothing-to-lose calm freaks out greenhorn Pine, who had been sort of hoping to live long enough to reconcile together with his own estranged wife. The two perform a bit of manly bonding as they put themselves in danger. Hashing out their personal subplots doesn't give the story scope; it is the weakest component of a taut yarn.
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