Other train movies? - The Lady Vanishes (1938) Discussion

[–] jojo_t_kitt 17 years ago

Silver Streak - Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor. It's a classic!!!
Narrow Margin - Gene Hackman

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[–] tommyuk 17 years ago

The Narrow Margin
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044954

Narrow Margin was a remake

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[–] ernestcpearson 16 years ago

The Narrow Margin--An excellent film from 1952. It was a B film from RKO starring Charles McGraw and Marie Windsor and reckoned to be better than most A pictures. Quote "Nobody likes a fat man!"
Recommended.

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[–] greenbanzanas 14 years ago

The Train with Burt Lancaster and Paul Scofield about the Nazis trying to smuggle art out of Paris.

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[–] dadley 17 years ago

Don't forget Burt Lancaster in 'The Train'. One of the best.

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[–] windycitywoman 17 years ago

The Darjeeling Limited (2007):
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0838221/

The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974):
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0072251/

Did you say you’re on mescaline?

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[–] lukaslukas 17 years ago

Before Sunrise (partially)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112471/
Transsiberian
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0800241/

My vote history
http://www.imdb.com/mymovies/list?l=21237198

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[–] oana5874 17 years ago

Thank you all, I noted all the movies you said and I'll search for them.

My movies: http://www.imdb.com/mymovies/list

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[–] myvarinka 16 years ago

For a mystery on a train from approximately the same time period as The Lady Vanishes, try the Sherlock Holmes film "Terror by Night" (1946)

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[–] AlbinoBadBob 16 years ago

Nobody mentioned Hitchcocks own Strangers On A Train.

God will forgive them, He'll forgive them and allow them into Heaven. I can't live with that.

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[–] tony-1576 16 years ago

. and for some great train action sequences from the 30's, the main character is an engine driver

Jean Renoir's La Bete Humaine

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[–] MiCharlie124 16 years ago

Came here late to the game, but I am surprised no one mentioned Shanghai Express, with Marlene Dietrich.

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[–] greenbanzanas 14 years ago

Thank you for identifying this film.

I had been trying to think of it while watching the Lady Vanishes; I was only able to come up with the Lady from Shanghai, which was not the one I had been thinking of.

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[–] hellodave91 16 years ago

Polar Express...

Ok, it as rubbish, but it WAS about a train.

Somers Town is great, but only loosely based around a train.

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[–] j-cameron22 16 years ago

...and for those among you with a strong stomach: Ultimo treno della notte, L' (Night Train Murders) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073836/ an excellent film about madmen terrorising a pair of girls on a train. It's pretty hard to watch in places

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[–] jazzpiano- 16 years ago

An Australian film named Last Train to Freo (2005) - I doubt you could get hold of it, but its a mystery which unfolds completely on a train, in real time. The whole movie.

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[–] rdott 16 years ago

There are countless great train scenes/film segments.For starters,

At the Circus - Marx Brothers
My Little Chickadee - WC Fields
Cat Ballou- Jane Fonda
Around the World in 80 Days- David Niven

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[–] jtyroler 13 years ago

"The Palm Beach Story" by Preston Sturges has a great train sequence.

"Night Train to Munich" which also has Margaret Lockwood.

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[–] jlent 12 years ago

Not to mention Charters and Caldicott, too.

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[–] rwsmith29456 16 years ago

See "The Train" 1964, Burt Lancaster. It's about WWII Germans stealing French Art to take back to Germany, but people conspire to delay and divert the train in a number of ways. It's based on a true incident but all the intrigue and skullduggery was made up. It's always fun to watch Nazis get duped and frustrated.

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