A very action packed movie about a runaway train on the loose and how two men, who didn't click at first, pull together and become heroes. I really enjoyed this movie, of course it is typical Hollywood formula, but I like typical Hollywood formula when it is done right. This was a thrilling movie that leaves you with such a good feeling at the end. Not too many casualties, and alot of mush, love and loyalty floating around on the screen. I could watch this movie again, again and again. And I will. especially when I need a quick pick me up. Oh and that reminds me, thumbs up, for a job well done.

Unstoppable is the perfect guy film with action, big camera swoops and great mindless entertainment with Tony Scott doing what he does best. Skyline would have been wise not to open against this fast train of a movie.

Unstoppable is a fun action packed thrillride that is sure to please both men and women alike. Denzel Washington and Chris Pine are great together as alpha males who know when to come together in crisis.

Worth seeing twice I would recamend people to see this movie Rosario Dawson and Denzel Washinton did very good in this movie they did there thing trying to stop that train. I was on the edge of my seat hopeing that they would make it pass that turn with my fingers crossed it was a very good movie

A very action packed movie about a runaway train on the loose and how two men, who didn't click at first, pull together and become heroes. I really enjoyed this movie, of course it is typical Hollywood formula, but I like typical Hollywood formula when it is done right. This was a thrilling movie that leaves you with such a good feeling at the end. Not too many casualties, and alot of mush, love and loyalty floating around on the screen. I could watch this movie again, again and again. And I will. especially when I need a quick pick me up. Oh and that reminds me, thumbs up, for a job well done.

Unstoppable in one line is a story of two railway employees trying to stop an out of control unmanned train loaded with explosive chemicals, Thats almost it about the story, It is comparable to a program on discovery channel with the same theme when it comes to storyline but it works in its favor as there are no emotional subplots involved with the heroes families , the movie starts with how a train goes out of control and ends obviously with our heroes stopping it without much damage caused, Denzel washington and chris pine almost spend all their screen time on trains or around them, Although they don't have much to do as the film focuses more on the technical aspect of how the train has to be stopped but still both do justice to their supporting roles as the real star of the movie is the out of control train '777' as they call it, the train has the maximum screen time then anybody else and i must say that tony scott did a great job in portraying the train as a beast on a rampage which is going to destroy anything that tries to stop it, There are moments in the movie where as an audience i was intimidated by the train and its monstrous power showing how helpless human beings can get facing such a artificially created force. Tony scott has a fascination for speed , first it was top gun (airplanes)then days of thunder (race cars) then crimson tide (submarines) and now unstoppable (trains), The movie focuses on high speed drama and is able to entertain throughout without a dull moment although i must say that i have seen better movies featuring trains for eg. under siege 2 but still unstoppable is pretty decent 7 /10

There's nothing really new going on in this film, but it's really well made, so that's why it deserves some credit. The film is never boring, had me on the edge a few times, and it's got likeable characters played by good actors who work well together and do a great job. The camera work and editing are nice, and the direction is also strong.

“Unstoppable” is about that train that can’t stop. It’s that simple — there isn’t the threat of a madman on the loose like in speeding bus movie “Speed” or speeding subway movie “The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3.” It’s just the train, the men on the train, and the woman on the walkie guiding the train. Though the premise sounds a little hokey, the film works.

In his fifth film for director Tony Scott, Denzel Washington stars as Frank Barnes, a train engineer who has been given notice and is about to retire. He’s paired by young gun Will Colson (Chris Pine), and after a train moving hazardous material is accidentally set off, they chase after it.

Here’s what critics are saying about the film:

“Who knew that “Unstoppable” would be sensational? Talk about well-kept— and welcome—surprises. Tony Scott’s latest thriller turns out to be pure cinema in the classic sense of the term. It’s a motion picture about motion, an action symphony that gives new meaning to the notion of a one-track mind.” [Joe Morgenstern, WSJ]

“Otherwise, “Unstoppable’’ is exactly the kind of movie Tony Scott should make more often: an unabashed genre flick with a job to do and characters bent on doing it. No time for speechifying or macho heroics: This one’s simply about a group of underappreciated professionals taking care of business at 70 miles per hour. Frank and Will aren’t superhuman but flawed and stubborn men; in character terms, they’re the little engines that could.” [Ty Burr, Boston Globe]

“There isn’t a lot of room here for personality development, but Washington and Pine provide convincing characters, the veteran driven by love of his job, the new guy more cynical. This conflict isn’t ramped up for dramatic effect in the screenplay by Mark Bomback, but is allowed to play out as naturally as it can, under the circumstances. Rosario Dawson makes her dispatcher aggressively competent, and the hurtling train of course rumbles beneath everything.” [Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times]

“It’s overwhelming — but in a good way. And this time of year, when there’s so much serious-minded awards bait out there, “Unstoppable” provides a welcome escape. It also makes you appreciate the substantial, tactile nature of Scott’s methods, the lack of computer-generated effects. Those are real people on real trains doing real stunts, and while the premise may sound crazy — or like something out of a star-studded ’70s disaster movie — it really happened.

wow man, watching trains have never been that exciting before. it was a full on Hi Octane thrill ride from start to finish. one of the best Action thrillers in recent days. and on of the best movies so far. i would say that its impossible for any one to not enjoy movie. its about a runaway train carrying toxic materials running through high populated areas and they have to stop it one way or another. they try but fails but then these two engineer (Denzel) and Conductor (Chris) decides to take this matter in their own hands.

with decent performances, very different and interesting plot, good story, uneven screenplay at few places in the start which does not matter when the movie reaches the middle, and a deadly runaway train, you got a perfect movie to watch. and not to forget that its by Tony Scott, yes he is back. another thing that i loved and will appreciate about this movie is that the camera work is mindblowing and fantastic. two thumbs up for that. The action is fast-paced, and the tension grabs you from around 10 minutes in and just doesn't let go. its one of the few movies recently that has so suspense. editing of this movie is excellent, while some people will definitely complain about lack of action scenes, which i think is wrong since this movie does not require much of extra unnecessary action, its good the way it is. a gripping, adrenaline thrill ride with unstoppable entertainment. Must watch.

This was an extremely good movie. No other movie has had me on the edge of my seat throughout it all. And also the emotion and suspense aside from the action. Results in a great movie. Denzel never ciests to amaze his viewers. Wonderful and definetly 5/5 for sure. A must see.