Last Passenger
2013, Action/Mystery & thriller, 1h 36m
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In this nail-biting thriller, Dr. Lewis Shaler (Dougray Scott, Mission: Impossible II) boards a night train with his young son, Max. As he chats with a friendly fellow passenger, Sarah (Kara Tointon, EastEnders), he idly wonders why the train isn't following its normal route. When the train hurtles past their stopes, Shaler and the other passengers realize something is seriously wrong. Communications are down and the emergency brakes don't work. As the train rockets dangerously down the tracks and crashes through whatever is put in its path, Shaler and the rest of the passengers take matters into their own hands. But they're no match for this multi-ton monster careening down a path to utter destruction.
Cast & Crew
Dougray Scott
Lewis Shaler
Lewis Shaler
Kara Tointon
Sarah Barwell
Sarah Barwell
Iddo Goldberg
Jan Klimowski
Jan Klimowski
David Schofield
Peter Carmichael
Peter Carmichael
Lindsay Duncan
Elaine Middleton
Elaine Middleton
Joshua Kaynama
Max Shaler
Max Shaler
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Audience Reviews for Last Passenger
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Mar 31, 2016This is a simple, straightforward film. But it's one that is also quite enjoyable for the time that you spend with it. I don't really expect this review to be long, since the film doesn't really have much going in it that I'd really need to go into detail in any of it. And I mean that since the film takes place in one location and the mission always remains the same, finding a way to get out of this situation alive. Whether that is by smoking the villain out or finding a way to separate the car they're in, it's got a same-y feeling throughout its running length. And that's not necessarily a bad thing, as I do think the film got some tension from the race against time elements the characters are facing. One of the things I liked about the movie was that you never actually got to see who the villain was or why he did what he did. All you got was the characters themselves speculating as to who it was and his motivations. And I think that led to the film having a focus on the survival aspects of it and not necessarily on trying to find out who it was and why he was doing it. If you're working against time, then finding out who the guy was should be the last thing on your mind. So, at the very least, the film went about its situation in a believable manner. The acting is solid and the cast is likable. I've never seen Kara Tointon before, but she was just lovely. There's not a lot of complexity to any of the characters, but at least you somewhat care about them and that's due to their chemistry. Like I said, not a real long review, but it is as straightforward as the movie itself. It's an enjoyable popcorn thriller. Nothing really special about it, but I had a good time regardless. It's on Netflix, so it's even better.Jesse O Super Reviewer
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Nov 26, 2013A tense, gripping and thrilling fun ride. Taut storytelling and solid performances makes it a must watch for thriller fans.Anoop K Super Reviewer
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