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Michael D. Weiss (writer)
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Release Date:
25 February 2003 (USA) more
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Die Hard on a Train. more (18 total)

Cast

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Bryan Genesse ... Ryan
Bentley Mitchum ... Weaver
Michael Anthony Rosas ... Salazar
Jaime Anstead ... Marina
George Stanchev ... Wizard

Tarri Markell ... Crystal (as Tarri Markel)

Nikolai Sotirov ... Carlos (as Nikolay Sotirov)
Ivaylo Geraskov ... Sikorski (as Ivailo Geraskov)

Bashar Rahal ... Lopez
Ventzislav Kisyov ... Rodriguez (as Ventzislav Kisiov)
Atanas Srebrev ... Jeff

Shelly Varod ... Jodi
Ivo Tonchev ... Arthur
Elena Markova ... Gloria
Jordan Rollins ... Javier
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MPAA:
Rated R for language and non-stop violence.
Runtime:
Brazil:90 min
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South Korea:15 | Germany:18 | USA:R | Canada:AA (Ontario) | Canada:14 (Nova Scotia) | Canada:13+ (Quebec) | Canada:14A (video rating)
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Weaver: [grabbing diamonds] Ohhh...if I were a bitch, I'd cry...! more
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Die Hard on a Train., 1 March 2003
Author: JoeytheBrit from www.moviemoviesite.com

With a budget of $27.00, by the looks of it.

Ok, it's only March but I'm willing to guarantee this will be the worst movie I see this year (Christ, I hope it is!)

It's obvious the makers of this flick looked at the basic premise and format from DIE HARD, and simply transferred it onto a train, believing that all they then had to do was have the good guy and bad guys shooting at each other for 90 minutes and the magic (and profit) of DIE HARD would be repeated. Wrong. DIE HARD was a successful fusion of blockbuster spectacle and sublime classical narrative that has yet to be repeated, whereas DEATH ON A TRAIN is just a bunch of bad actors shooting at each other.

The acting in this movie is terrible throughout, although it is difficult to see how even an accomplished actor could make anything of the cliched, expletive-strewn lines this lot are forced to utter. Bryan Genesse, as our hero, flits around in a long leather coat for the duration - he looks very cool, but it's hardly the attire of choice for an action hero repeatedly clambering over a train. He is also as bad a shot as the villains - the movie is crammed with interminable gunfights in which nobody fires anywhere near their opponent. And Bentley Mitchum, looking a bit like a chubby Tim Curry, is simply horrible as the villain. So over the top is his performance, it has a dreadful sort of fascination that compels you to keep watching until the bitter end, just to see how much worse his over-acting can get.

If you value your sanity steer clear of this movie.

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