At the beginning, it said that it was "inspired by". I checked the 'crazy eights' in 2001. It's '777' in the movie.
In addition to the thrill and irony, I can also see that I love it. Especially in this big environment, what I want to promote is not personal heroism. I feel that the decisions of the two protagonists are just instinctive reactions, and I will try my best to do it. effort. If you still think about it so much and you are selfish, you will not be able to achieve that calmness.
At the end, Ned's driving section is very cowboy style, super cool.
Sometimes experience is more dogmatic, and the brakes are very important.
Not much to say about the plot, there are not many adaptations, but the train keeps pace with the times, the characters are more prominent, and the ending is more optimistic.
It is recommended that parents without heart disease watch this movie.
from Wiki:The "Crazy Eights" driverless train incident in 2001. An unmanned train pulled by CSX Railroad's diesel-electric locomotive No. 8888 traveled 66 miles without stopping, en route through northwest Ohio because the air brakes were not working properly. Two hours later, the train was traveling at 47 miles per hour before another train successfully connected to the runaway train via a connector, which was slowly braked. After locomotive 8888 slowed to 11 miles per hour, a CSX crew chief, Jon Hosfeld, ran along the train to the locomotive and successfully boarded the cab, bringing the locomotive to a complete stop.
Source: http://kohlin.com/CSX8888/z-final-report.htm
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