View more about Unstoppable reviews
Behind every American hero is a family that is about to fall apart
Eve 2022-04-19 09:01:34
In the evening, I watched a movie "Unstoppable", which was adapted from a real event. The mainland translated it as "Dangerous Love Hourly Speed", and Taiwan translated it as "Unstoppable". The plot is very simple, two civilian heroes risk their lives to stop a runaway train full of dangerous goods. The film editing is crisp, the special effects, the music is realistic, and the plot is compact, which is very attractive. However, there is no innovation in the narrative method at all, and it is a very typical American genre film: the same big group ending, the same personal heroism, and even more ridiculous, the protagonist also has a family that is about to break up. Either the husband and wife are divorced, or there is a generation gap between the father and daughter. This saliva tablet is really only suitable for sitting in front of the screen and chewing popcorn to kill time!
Extended Reading
-
Theresa 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Who turned "Dangerous Love Hourly"! ! ! Almost missed a pretty good movie! ! ! nice!
-
Maxwell 2021-10-22 14:41:33
Tony Court can be regarded as the ultimate Hollywood main melody action film, such an unexpected and clichéd story can be shot so wonderful is not easy. But the best thing is Chris Pine's face.
-
Frank: So, what was the long story you didn't want to make long?
Will: I come home from work two weeks ago, and she's, uh... she's texting on the phone. I ask her who it is, she says "Nobody." So I said "Let me see the phone." She says no. This goes on, I dunno, five or six times.
Frank: Wait, wait. You're losing me. She's texting...
Will: There's this guy we both went to school with. He's a cop, he's a PA state trooper. And he's always had a thing for Darcy. Going way back.
Connie: [calling over the radio] 1206, where are you?
Frank: 1206 here, Connie. We're just passing milepost 57.
Connie: You're about a mile and a half behind.
Frank: How far out of Arklow is 777?
Connie: Seven and a half miles. It picked up speed. You better step on it.
Frank: I'm stepping on it, in it, around it, and through it, Connie. Thank you. Over.
Will: She's texting on the phone, I keep on asking for it, she keeps on saying no. And, um... she starts to walk away, and I grab for it.
Frank: You hit her?
Will: No, no, no. I mean, I scared her, but I didn't- I didn't hit her. Anyway, I drive to this guy's house and tell him we need to talk, let's take a ride. He jumps in my truck, and starts in with "You've got it all wrong, we're just friends." And then he stops once he sees... the gun I got on the dash.
Frank: Oh!
Will: I look him in the eye and I say "She's my wife. You find a new friend."
Frank: You pulled a gun on a cop?
Connie: [calling on the radio again] Frank? Frank, 777 just passed milepost 61.
Frank: Thank you, Connie.
Will: But you wanna hear the kicker?
Frank: Yes, I do.
Will: It wasn't even him that was texting her. It was my sister-in-law.
-
Connie: [after Frank and Will antagonize Oscar Galvin] I like them.