To start with, you know that the train will be stopped. That's not a spoiler but a fact.

It's not worth my time to point out the technical inaccuracies in this film, since other reviewers have done a far better job than I could ever do. The thing is though, that this is a film manufactured to amuse the masses who really don't care about logic.

I'll admit that there were some exciting scenes, but they were so poorly linked together that they simply failed to cover the gaping plot holes.

If you like your thrills when your brain is in neutral then this is a fine film, but any comparisons to "Speed" are doing that film a grave injustice.

This is just incomprehensibly illogical (captain), and just makes no sense at all. Since I'm writing a non-spoiler review I won't reveal the ending, but I can think of at least five ways that the train could have been stopped far earlier in the film, and the eventual "Stoppage" was just one of them.

It had its moments, but I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who is looking for a real thrill.