Movies that take place in small spaces always give people a compact look, this film takes place on the train or takes the train as the main clue scene, and takes stock of 10 multi-genre high-rated train-related movies. The rankings are in no particular order, and the 10 books cannot cover all of them, and the space is limited. Let's take a look.
1. "Snow Country Train"
Douban score: 7.5
Reason for taking stock: The rhythm is great.
Synopsis: In response to the intensifying greenhouse effect, countries around the world launched a refrigerant code-named CW-7 in 2014, who knows but pushed the earth into the abyss of extreme cold. Most humans died of cold and panic, and only a few thousand boarded the Wilford Industrial Development Train and became never-ending wanderers. With the help of a perpetual engine developed by Wilford (Ed Harris) and equipped with a variety of complete facilities, the train built its own independent ecosystem for the next seventeen years, rotating over a long journey of 438,000 kilometers. The people at the bottom of the car have been oppressed, and in the struggle for freedom and power, they have launched many riots in the past, but no doubt all of them have failed. This time, Curtis (Chris Evans), a leader, tries to find the imprisoned security designer Nam Min-so (Song Kang-ho) and uses his hand to open the door to the first carriage and overthrow Wilford's rule. At the beginning of the new year, a bloody revolution is underway...
2. Murder on the Orient Express
Douban score: 8.1
Reason for taking stock: The subtleties are skilled.
Synopsis: Poirot (David Suchett) visits Istanbul to solve a complex case for the British military. On his way back to London, he met Mr. Bouc, a director of his old friend International Bus Company, who booked a ticket for Poirot at the last minute for the Orient Express. On the train, Poirot meets Samuel, a wealthy American businessman, who tells Poirot that his life is in danger and is willing to pay him a lot to protect himself, but Poirot refuses. When poirot wakes up the next morning, he finds the train trapped in a snowstorm and Samuel murdered in a private compartment. With the assistance of Mr. Bouc and Dr. Constantine, who has begun to investigate the murder, will he be able to solve this mysterious and earth-shattering case?
3. "No Thief in the World"
Take stock of the reason: life is full of changes.
Synopsis: Wang Bo (played by Andy Lau) and Wang Li (played by Rene Liu) were originally a pair of best thieves, but because they were pregnant with Wang Bo's child, Wang Li decided to atone for their sins, and the two had differences. After meeting the rural doll Silly Root (Wang Baoqiang), who had just earned a sum of money from the city and was ready to go back to his hometown to build a house with him to marry his daughter-in-law, Wang Li was impressed by his simplicity and decided to secretly protect him from stealing his hard-earned money, but Wang Bo looked for a suitable opportunity to start, but eventually fell into Wang Li's camp because of "deep marital affection". Unexpectedly, Silly Root's money has long been targeted by another famous pickpocket gang headed by Uncle Li (Ge You), so a series of powerful struggles around the banknotes in Silly Root's bag and between Wang Bo, Wang Li and Uncle Li's gang are staged.
4. Source Code
Douban score: 8.5
Reason for inventory: The look and feel explosion.
Synopsis: Captain Cott Stevens (Jack Gyllenhaal), a U.S. Air Force pilot on a mission in Afghanistan, suddenly wakes up and finds himself on a high-speed train with an unknown woman, Christian (Michelle Monahan), sitting next to him. Cole doesn't know why he's in this car, and he finds himself in the identity of another person, and just when he is confused, there is a sudden explosion on the train... Cotter wakes up again and finds herself in a confined space compartment, with a female officer, Goodwin (Vera Famiga), talking to herself via video and asking her to report what happened on the train. Before a confused Kurt could figure out what was going on, he was once again put on the train. After this time, Kurt finally realized that he was on a mission to investigate the Chicago train bombing to find the terrorists and find his next target.
5. "Crossing Siberia"
Douban score: 6.8
Reason for taking stock: The details are strong.
Synopsis: American couple Roy (Woody Harrison) and Jesse (Emily Mortimer) travel by train from Beijing to Moscow on vacation. In the car, they meet the Spanish lad Carlos (Eduardo Noriega) and the American girl Abby (Kate Mara). When the train stops in the Siberian town of Irkutsk, Roy misses the train because of his longing for sightseeing, and Carlos and Abby decide to wait with Jesse at the next station, Ilansky, for Roy to arrive by off-duty train. Carlos soon launched a pursuit offensive against Jesse, complicating what would have been a simple sightseeing trip. The next passenger in the same carriage with the Jesse couple is the Russian anti-drug police officer Glinko (Ben Kingsley), and as the situation becomes more and more bizarre, the Roys find themselves in deep crisis...
6. "Busan Trip"
Douban score: 8.6
Take stock of the rationale: complex human nature.
Synopsis: Shi Yu (Kong You), the fund manager of a securities company, is glamorous and capable, but he is also a person who values profits over righteousness. His wife breaks up with him, and his daughter Soo-an (Kim So-on) becomes increasingly disappointed in such a selfish father and decides to go to Busan to live with her mother. On Xiu'an's birthday, Seok Woo took time to accompany her daughter on the express train to Busan. At the same time, there were extremely suspicious riots all over the city. The government's efforts to whitewash the fact that zombies are rampant, and even the ignorant train passengers are plunged into a hell of panic and despair because of the arrival of uninvited guests. At the moment of driving, an infected person rushed into the carriage, and she quickly transformed into a corpse and carried out a bloody massacre of healthy people in sight. It didn't take long for zombies to explode in geometric numbers. Shi Yu is forced to survive with the survivor's passengers in the cramped space.
7. "Cassandra Bridge"
Douban score: 8.3
Reason for taking stock: The plot is tense.
Synopsis: Terrorists break into the headquarters of the International Health Organization in Geneva and attempt to carry out a terrorist attack, but are stopped by security guards. During the pursuit, the police officer accidentally smashed the experimental plague bacteria and splashed it on the criminal. One of the gangsters died of infection and rot on the spot, and another sneaked onto a train bound for Stockholm. The virus spread very quickly, and many people on the train were infected with this bacterium, and the International Police Department controlled the train so that the plague bacterium did not spread to others, did not allow any stops, and drove it to the Cassandra Bridge to destroy it. Female writer Jennifer (Sophia Roland) and husband Dr. Chamberlain (Richard Harris) are also involved. Doctors through experimental methods to make many people to disarm the bacteria, but not by the superiors to believe, only their own methods to solve, the people on the train clashed with the anti-chemical warfare forces, people have taken up arms. The fate of the crowd followed the train into the unknown.
8. "Crisis Speed"
Douban score: 7.8
Take stock of the rationale: the perfect clip.
Synopsis: In Brewster, southern Pennsylvania, veteran train mechanic Frank Barnes (Denzel Washington) is about to retire early, and as a veteran employee with a wealth of experience and experience, he and his partners are dissatisfied with the company's relatively inexpensive and inexperienced new employees due to cost. This morning, Frank welcomes a new partner, the young navigator Will Coulson (Chris Payne), and the transition between the old and the new officially begins. Meanwhile, conditions arose at Fuller Station in the north, as Train 777, laden with dangerous chemicals, sped away in driverless conditions, roaring like a beast toward the densely populated town. Danger strikes at any moment, and Frank and Will are about to spend an unforgettable day...
9. "Polar Express"
Douban score: 7.7
Take stock of the reasons: beautiful fantasies.
Synopsis: Faith is the spirit. The little boy always believes in santa claus, but the adults and playmates around him think it's just his naïve wishful thinking. On Christmas Eve, the little boy was finally rewarded for his persistence, and in his sleep he suddenly felt the house tremble and a long train stopped at his doorstep. As he opened the door in a shudder, the kind conductor invited him to a Christmas party in the Arctic. Worried, Claus stepped onto the train and found many friends like him. So, the excited little boy began his Journey to the North Pole.
10. "Night Train"
Reason for inventory: Pandora's Box.
Synopsis: On a snowstorm night, the Nightingale train travels at high speed with a vodka-collecting man, Peddy (Steve Zin), a bespectacled woman, Chloe (Lily Sobowski), a Japanese pair playing Go, and a cat. When arriving at the station, the conductor is outside smoking, the conductor Miles (Danny Glover) is patrolling back and forth, and suddenly from a distance comes a strange man holding a box, he wants to get on the train but does not have a ticket, and he also keeps taking medication, Miles out of sympathy, let him get on the train. After sitting down, he suddenly spat out white foam and died. Miles, Piedy, and Chloe are surprised to find that the box in the hands of the deceased contains a valuable treasure. Therefore, the three decided to destroy the corpse and take the treasure for themselves. The self-interested people began to fight, during which the strange old woman and the police intervened, making the process more confusing. Passengers die one by one, and behind this treasure is an untold secret...