10 of the Best: Train Movie Scenes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2015
- This week we give you 10 of the most memorable and entertaining movie scenes involving trains.
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Welcome to the FilmPhonic "10 of the Best" video series, where we put together 10 of the best examples of a specific Movie topic. There is no set criteria, it's just what we think are the most original, memorable and entertaining scenes in movies we think you should watch, or watch again.
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The train scene from spiderman 2 should be number 1
I was present when the spy that loved me scene was taken, but I was on an adjacent car. The scene was
filmed on a Southern Rwy. sleeper as the "train" crossed Lake Pontchartrain. My track geometry car had a
very good diesel generator and was coupled to the sleeper to provide stable power for the cameras. Just
before the scene shown, you see 007 getting on a sleeper with a prominent SR emblem next to the door.
Southern required this in their contract. When Jaws is ejected, he actually lands in the lake, barely 10'
below track level.
Jon Voight at the end of Runaway Train.
More recently,
I miss the acrobatic train scene from "The Lone Ranger"
4:31 the small extra feature of how they made this sequence is on the DVD/Bluray. Pretty astounding that it was all real and practical. As practical as derailing a train can be. 😂
The scene when Tuco breaks free in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
Mission Impossible was pretty accurately entitled!
No spiderman 2, wow
tom banks iconic scene!! I remember watching that as a kid!
Needs more trains.
Fun Fact: If you look closely at the crash in the movie Bridge on the River Kwai, you'll actually spot a caboose-lookalike diesel pushing the train from behind. This is why the train keeps it's momentum going down the bridge when it really shouldn't.
I LOVE back to the future
So do I. That scene when I first watched it was soooo intense! I wish they wouldn't have edited the part where Marty does make it back and the sign says "Eastwood Ravine"
How did I not see Unstoppable when the entire thing is about a runaway freight train
The tgv in mission impossible must be the only tgv in the world without overhead line... 🤣
I would have to agree with these, but you're missing Silver Streak...there were quite a few scenes in that you could have used. In my opinion mainly the final scene.
Great films ..al of them. 💚
Fried Green Tomatoes would have everyone here in tears
5:19 that train crash scene where it was filmed the two locomotives are still there you know right?
there was a thired. it was a T6 of conrail linage but was scrapped on site by crews along with the frieght cars. the 2 remaining locos where purchased afted the T6 was scraped.
@@trainfan4449 Is that the engine that was supposedly on the ground going to run over the fugitive?
BTW It was still on the track the whole time that was going on. They just laid a ton of dirt over the tracks
The scene from Harry Potter and the dementors in Hogwarts Express is the best there is no question
FYI the train in mission impossible isn’t a Eurostar it’s the French TGV
And somehow operating without the overhead power line to supply electricity to the train!
That mission impossible one is fantastic, i own the bluray and some of it, like the long shots i have no idea how they did it as it all looks so real, like you cant point and go ahaa bad cgi or bad green screen, its so well done
1979 - Disaster on the coastliner (workers holding the tracks stable) , 1999 - October sky ( running to stop the train )
I got triggered when you had an SP diesel locomotive playing steam engine sounds at 0:17 (not really. its just noticed)
I enjoyed thanks
An amazing scene is in the Anime Candy Candy, with Candy dressed as a nurse running after the train from Chicago to catch a glimpse of her love, Terry, first running after the train on a horse carriage and later on foot.It's a shame it has not been shot as a regular movie because it would be epic. When they finally see each other and cry out loud their names.
the fugitive is like a 👻🚂
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How could you miss Sergio Leone's - Once Upon a Time in The West. The train scenes are one of the best especially the one where Harmonica has been captured by Frank and Cheyenne saves him
Umm Under Siege Two?! Entire action movie took place on a train...
Surprised not to see Emperor of the North and The Train on here which are actually the main focus of both movies and not a passing scene.
Omfg The Train 1964!!! How is that not included given it has not one but multiple thrilling, high-octane train sequences, and massive stunts with trains. I mean a train outrunning a fucking spitfire, a train weaving through an allied bombardment, two men singlehandedly decoupling trains and letting two locomotives crash in full practical glory! Sorry but this compilation is for super mainstream flicks, plenty Westerns and old classics should be included (Octopussy easily one of the best too) for using practical train stunts. What about Unstoppable, or Runaway Train?
Why didnt you put unstoppable this is a scam
I’d say because it was the most un real stunts and effects I’ve ever seen in a flick involving a train
No Silver Streak? No Lone Ranger 2013?
I kind of thought that Silver Streak may make it. There were quite a few action scenes on that train in that movie.
Why does that guy at 2:56 have metal teeth
Ummmm polar express!?!?
Haha train go BRRRRRRR
A southern Pacific GP9 with a whistle instead of a P3 horn What the frick!!
You missed Cassandra Crossing ...
Yeah the best crash movie train scene for me :)
The wreck from the fugative is still in that very same spot too this day
Yeah, and then Doc Kimble's fight with Sykes.
12:55 me in young i has been hidden under chair cuz train is here
idk why i do it
What about "The Hunter" with Steve McQueen. He is a bounty hunter chasing his bounty on a Chicago "L" train. Or Von Ryan's Express with Frank Sinatra.
poor locomotives
great scenes but poor trains :(
Si ya me 27 Santa fe y tu
This part is funny 2:52 and 2:59
Where’s The Polar Express?
How about the movie Go West?
2 -Sean Connery- From Russia With Love and The Great Train Robbery and how could you not include John Frankenheimer's The Train with Burt Lancaster ?!
The last one ! Like the train driver wouldn`t have applied the train brakes to slow the train down a bit if he saw some kids walking over the bridge !
Would not nessecerally stop in time PLUS wheres the drama in a safe stop?
That is what I had thought too, you would think he'd be putting on the breaks while they're still running across.
Sorry but under siege 2, super 8, Spiderman 2
It’s a sin that you didn’t put The Polar Express or Hogwarts Express in this list
if you see john voight- get off the train!
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Manny !!!!!!
I was wathing this because i was finding my forgaten Movie i dont remember it
Where is Hugo isn’t that supposed to be in there because that’s the train theme even the polar express that have to be in there because no sorry XD
5:20 very unrealistic, the train would not have derailed in real life, also the tav from the first one had no electrical wire above, how was it getting power?
N4Gaming56 I care
actualy it was a GE U23b lead unit with a second unit being T6 calf unit ex CR and the third loco that derailed was a EMD GP30 of N&W heritage.
@@MrAlex-ej8ov Hey. Don't judge a book by its cover
trainfan4449 sorry that was misspelled, I meant the TGV from the first video had no catenary
Do you mean the way it starts? Because this was a real train derailment
you dont have to use that train whistle why not all train whistles horns and mixed togethere
Nothing from "Silver Streak "???
Ok you didn't see Spirited Away
Where’s Under siege 2 dark terrorist?
And the lone ranger movie???
Where is spider-man 2 (2004)
This is the tgv
I like train crash
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Watch the lone ranger 🚂🚃🚃
Where the hell is unstoppable?
How tgv running without a pantograph?
Also they mistook it for a Eurostar, oof
SUPER 8 ????????
Spider-Man 2?????
What about The Train a WW2 flick more realistic than the others They used real steam locomotives and rolling stock that was loaned to them for the movie by the French railways They were going to be scrapped any how No fake CG on that one filmed in 1964 .also battle du rail a French film you get to see a real German war train and a bunch of other equipment wrecked it was filmed in France also just after WW2 ended .
And the railyard bombing scene used real dynamite.
Michael Shearer true they said it took four days to wire it all and that’s a real armored locomotive and AA car in the close ups and operation but they built a wood replica that you saw blown up I understand it’s in a museum now . Same with the tunnel strafing scene live pyro it was a underrated movie because it was in black and white .
im a simple man. i see no spider-man 2, i dislike.