There is an American movie based on a true story about trains 1206 The train has no brakes and about rescue. Who knows which movie it is?

It is the American movie "Speed".

On May 15, 2001, on a railway line in northeastern Ohio, railway staff discovered that a 47-car train was hanging behind the locomotive and was not running as planned. , but rushed forward all the way. This runaway train is not only huge in size and has many carriages, but the most frightening thing is that two of the carriages are loaded with industrial waste and highly toxic substances. If these highly toxic substances are dumped locally and spread into the air or water, it will cause serious harm to people. It poses fatal risks to local residents and can cause long-term ecological pollution.

In order to avoid the disaster, the train company adjusted the routes of other trains to avoid this "runaway" behemoth, and also sent an experienced train driver to drive a separate locomotive to follow it. Behind the train, a cable was used to connect the locomotive to the out-of-control train, the locomotive braked to slow down the train in front, and then a driver climbed onto the train in front to stop it. The train company's explanation for the running train was that the driver suffered a heart attack and lost control of the train, but a police spokesman claimed that there was no driver on board when the train was stopped.

"Speed" is an action film directed by Tony Scott, adapted from real events, starring Denzel Washington, Chris Pine, Rosario Dawson, etc. Co-starring. The film was released in the United States on November 12, 2010.

The film tells the story of an old driver (played by Denzel Washington?) who was ordered to retire early (pension halved) and a new driver who broke the law (leading to a temporary inability to see his wife). The conductor (Chris Pine?) tries to stop an unmanned runaway train to prevent it from heading to a densely populated area and causing casualties.

Extended information

"Speed" can be said to be a good-looking movie, and it is also a typical Hollywood commercial movie. This film makes full use of a series of attractive elements of commercial films, and the photography, editing, and soundtrack are all top-notch. The most important thing is to be able to fully capture the hearts of the audience within the limited 100 minutes. Although movies have no nutrition, they are typical entertainment fast food.

"Speed" is undoubtedly a good-looking movie. On the basis that the ending of the movie has already been determined, the process of the film is really thrilling. This is where Tony Scott’s iconic cinematography and editing come in handy. The film's technical means add an atmosphere of tension to the story adapted from real events, making it appear exaggerated but not exaggerated. Moreover, there are many shots in the film showing speeding trains and hovering helicopters going hand in hand, such as the high-altitude rescue scene. The high-speed moving camera positions and sharp editing make the picture full of tension and the development of the story is gripping.

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