See below for a list of movies
where the train was central to the plot line.
| Polar Express |
2004 |
Tom Hanks |
Daryl Sabara |
| Planes, Trains, and Automobiles |
1997 |
Steve Martin |
John Candy |
| Mission: Impossible |
1996 |
Tom Cruise |
Jon Voight |
| Money Train |
1995 |
Wesley Snipes |
Woody Harrelson |
| Throw Momma from the Train |
1987 |
Danny DeVito |
Billy Crystal |
| Night Train to Venice |
1986 |
Hugh Grant |
Malcolm McDowell |
| Runaway Train |
1985 |
Jon Voight |
Eric Roberts |
| The Great Train Robbery |
1979 |
Sean Connery |
Lesley-Anne Down |
| The Train Robbers |
1973 |
John Wayne |
Ann-Margret |
| The Train |
1965 |
Burt Lancaster |
Paul Scofield |
| Strangers on a Train |
1951 |
Farley Granger |
Ruth Roman |
| Night Train to Memphis |
1946 |
Allan Lane |
Roy Acuff |
| Night Train to Munich |
1940 |
Rex Harrison |
Margaret Lockwood |
Train
movies have been around since the very beginning of movie making.
The 40's had the Night Train series. The Train was generally a part of
many western movies as well. Some more recent movies that have trains include Polar
Express (most of the movie takes place on a train going to
the North Pole to meet Santa) and Mission:Impossible (which ends up
with a great series of stunts and chase sequences
on a train). Strangers on a Train is an Alfred Hitchcock classic
movie.
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