Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

Crwthod A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

Taraparain Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

Scarlet The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

dastanzh A total waste of time. The whole movie is full of absurdities. What impressed me most of all though, is the scene when they tried to drop off an afganistan veteran (why did they mention his war experience anyway? I guess, for the same reason as why Denzel's daughters are mentioned to work at Hooters). A super duper experienced train driver looks at a man on the roof and boom! crashes into the train. Was he out of his goddamn mind?

Ismaninb Title: Unstoppable. First few minutes: a train with dangerous cargo, manned by an unknown. Lead actor: Denzel Washington.So we have some narrow escapes, some failed attempts to stop the thing and Denzel saving the situation at the end. The only remaining question is how. The rest is just ornament. Watching the first 5 minutes and the last 15 suffices. It's all professionally done, so a 6 it gets.

Jeremy Barker I say this movie is an inspiration for me to write movies that are action and drama. What I love about this movie is the amount of suspense that it builds up, how Tony Scott managed to get 777 to sound like it was communicating, and of course, the derailment scene. Holy crap. Where did Tony Scott get the explosives to get that explosion? Wow. The part where Judd Stewart's train is used as a lash-up to slow down 777 is idiotic on Galvin's part, and Connie of course didn't like the plan. But, when Ryan Scott landed on 777, 777 made a weird noise like whale. It probably said, "Nope." Then, it hit Judd, knocking Ryan into the other engine's window, and eventually derailing Judd. When it started to derail, it was over. However, when the explosion occurs, you'll find yourself saying, "Wow!" You'll love this movie. It does have its flaws, but if you see this movie more than once, the first time you see it, you think, "This is the greatest movie I've ever seen." But, when you watch it again to examine any areas Tony Scott may have erred in, I did that, and I saw some timing goofs. Regardless, it's must see movie.

genxor This is my first review so go easy on me. BTW it contains spoilers! This movie was alright, lots of action and lots of train. Lots of Denzel looking like he's the coolest dude around - as he does. The young guy in the train with him was pretty good too, like he could be in other action movies no problem. It even has the guy from Mallrats who couldn't see the sailboat. He lost a lot of weight which is good for him and his cardiovascular system.I really enjoyed it and despite what others say about the camera work I didn't find it too jarring. Was a great way to shoot an action film.The big BIG problem I have though is the title. There's a huge discrepancy there. Why? Because the train stops. It isn't unstoppable if it stops - that makes it stoppable.