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@@420steezy420 you Muppet

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And to the power lines.

Those are trained professionals. No pun intended.

and each other don't forget that.

That was Franklin

Imagine what would happen if the helicopters hit the train or powerlines

Yes I believe it's stated that in the old days special effects looked fake but felt real nowadays special effects look real but feel fake.

waiit... Does that mean that the crowds gathering to watch "a runaway train" are essentially volunteer extras in these scenes?

With the relative safety modern trains allow, I would bet a large enough budget would even today allow a runaway move to be shot completely like this. Of course using camera angles to make 25mph look like 70.

Yes I agree! They did it in the movie the fugitive

The tipping over and the grey SD40 explosions were cgi

Yes, they do it all.

Actually that stuntman was Denzel Washington himself if memory serves me correctly. Read in the trivia section of this movie’s IMDb page that he did his own stunts in this movie

So they sped the scene up to make the train look fast?

@@napeenasir yes

i know a few stunts were real trains, but if there were models used, they must have been HUGE maybe even 1/2 scale!

rjc0234 the movie maker actually paid to blow up engines its crazy!

rjc0234 you can find online, they had some mock up locomotive cabs, full size, that were pushed along the rails by those pickup trucks with rail wheels.

The engines (7375, 7346) were ment to be scrapped... I know it from somewhere

Alvin, I read that too

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Watch the railway series then.

+Sodiumreactor that wasn't a stuntman

Richard Black Who was it? It sure was not Denzel doing that.

just seeing the sparks coming off the wheels... ONE WRONG MOVE WITH THE THROTTLE AND EVERYTHING COULD END IN DISASTER...

+Richard Black it was set up the spark

The Punisher 666 So who is doing the stunt work on that train?

Tony and Ridley - such PROLIFIC brothers. Sad for all of Tony's battle that he chose to end his life that way. R.I.P.

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why did he kill himself tho

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Lol

How does that work? That doesnt make any sense.... Just kidding, good joke lol.

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I'm watching Unstoppable after this! Great movie.

Same

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only 2000's people remembers that

ElfNet Gaming the old 80's movie In the train scene, was actually filmed on the line I live beside in Havelock Ontario Canada

i know

I don't think this movie had much of anything to do with Runaway Train.

ElfNet Gaming No it was in 2008 and it actually happned

From what I have seen they probably wanted to make it more realistic that he wasn't jumping from car to car while in the movie a 70 mph train would be tipping on a sharp curve, so they may have just stuck with him holding on, or possibly the director just didn't want to go with that, but in the movie I believe there are some scenes where he is jumping from car to car, just not on the stanton curve.

@@owendahlke6666 train is rare is go?

I’ve watched it about the same amount of times never get bored of it 😂

*ahem* TOM FUCKING CRUISE? HE CLIMBED THE DAMN BURJ KALIFA AND FLEW A HELICOPTER THROUGH MOUNTAINS AND DID A CORKSCREW

@@justanotherasian4395 Let's not forget the majestic sight of him strapped to the outside of a plane during take off.

Is this some irrational boomer logic? This movie only came out 10 years ago. Stunt people haven’t stopped doing crazy stunts, they just do them in a way that doesn’t put them at unnecessary risk. Dead/maimed stunt people aren’t something to be proud of.

@@breck1637 Regardless of being some irrational boomer, there was far more originality and taking chances then there is not. Plus most safety devices have always been around. Have you heard of Buster Keaton? Check out some of his stunts. Granted, it is not a good thing to subject stuntmen such extreme stunts, but he was the master stuntman in the early days of movies.

@@iamnumfive "there was far more originality and taking chances then there is not." Do you have any evidence to back up your claim that there was more originality in the good ol' days? Also, taking more chances isn't inherently a good thing; a dead/injured stunt person isn't very useful. "Plus most safety devices have always been around." This is far too vague to be meaningful. Around since when? The 40's? 50's? 60's (this is the correct answer btw)? Even if they were around, that doesn't mean they were widely used. Older generations aren't known for their concerns over the welfare and safety of workers. You're suffering from juvenoia - irrational hostility directed toward younger generations. It seems as though you can't fathom the "kids these days" actually doing something in a better way than the old folks.

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@@michaelprosperity3420 The credits, normally.

Denzel Washington was probably nowhere in this area when the action was filmed. He could have flown home, because it takes days to execute this film work. It's all film professionals, hired railroad engineers, hired copters and a stuntman who replaced Washington's character because of the danger involved. Oh, and local citizens rubber-necking the action.

CottonBeltSD40 no one died

Päärynäkuningas ! In the movie dumbass

Jodi Bertholf yea i was talking about the movie but i forgot the dude who was trying to stop it with other train

Päärynäkuningas ! Oh that guy, I still wonder why he didn't jump onto 777.

Jodi Bertholf he didnt have time to jump

His real name is Denzel Washington his movie name was frank Barnes

+Leane Aarcs the man on the top of the train was not frank ..the stuntmans name was clay

Arthur "Two Sheds" Jackson.

Meanwhile Will sits in the cab instead of running across cars #whiteprivilege #justkidding #whiteprivilegeisntreal

There were spark producers embedded into the wheels of the locomotives to mimic the effect of a train coming close to derailing.

Well, it wasn't real because they were filming.

I wonder how it made it look like it was derailing. Now, DO YOUR SCIENCE!!! xD

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@@vyacheslav0481 UNSTOPPABLE - НЕУПРАВЛЯЕМЫЙ

At that stage in the movie everybody knows that the train is a runaway. The locomotive you see at the rear of the train was (according to the movie) driven by two drivers who had managed to catch up with the runaway train, couple up to it and had managed to slow it down just enough so it didn't derail going around the curve. They realise they still can't stop the train completely and the youngest of the two drivers volunteers to jump wagons to the front of the train so he can enter the cab of the runaway loco at the front and apply its brakes to bring the train safely to a halt before it reaches the end of the line.

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Hell, yeah, the movie was great

LunaMizuki8806 was shit.

what do you mean? It was awesome!

there was probably someone in the train at all times but edited out, plus the more dangerous parts are just editing

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yes it was

diedre johnson it was a stunt double

diedre johnson and John Knox, it was supposed to be Denzel. But it was a stunt double

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I know! A great editing job of you ask me!

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Bullshit! They did this for real, barrely making the turn, putting the whole city in danger just to satisfy my movie watching ass.

Hot Rod Daugherty bren stos.

It did,sorta Look up CSX 8888 Incident "Crazy Eights"

Hot Rod Daugherty It did in 2001.

8888 was actually not the only time a train got away from anybody. I remember stories of a train car that got loose into Canada. But, it’s also a fairly common occurrence in Japan

This is one of my favourite movies. And I’m glad they didn’t do this in the movie but in reality, when they put the two locomotives in front of 777 to try and stop it, they could’ve just jumped from one locomotive to the other over the hand rail

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Crazy 8s was nowhere near as exciting as its story was made out to be. Coaster that was stopped within a few miles, by the independent if I'm not mistaken?

​@@anonymousinc6330 actually no it was going 10mph and the real incident lasted 2hours

@Leilynd Thornbrugh It took them TWO HOURS to stop a train that was going TEN MILES PER HOUR? Why?

@@anonymousinc6330 safety

@@IeeIee778 Kind of a paradox when you think about it.

RIP Vic Morrow 1982 making the Twilight Zone movie.

well yeah, you don't want to put someone in actual danger, right?

Never seen the movie but I agree. Pilots are obviously skilled, but skilled or not, I do not believe any helicopter pilot in real life would fly that close to other helicopters, or a runaway train, or Powerlines! That is nuts! I hope they all got paid well fo risking their lives!

Not sure what railroad you work at but I've seen employees getting on or off moving trains many times. Not at fast speeds of course.

A real engineer did get off the train to switch something which is what the movie is based on.