Unstoppable (2010)

It's the curse of Harrison Ford. When he makes a really crappy movie like, let's say, the latest Indiana Jones debacle, people show up in droves to hand it an obscene box office success. When he actually acts in something

This is far from the first time a movie's title has promised one thing and given something else, or said something blatantly untrue given what comes in the movie. We're not just talking bad titles or silly titles

This weekend Denzel Washington shows up in theaters as the lead in a movie called Unstoppable, about a train which is anything but. You know he'll eventually stop it in the end, and even if he didn't, eventually

Hitting theaters this week is Harrison Ford channeling his inner Regis, Denzel on a train, and a truly awful looking alien movie. Just remember, I am not actually reviewing these movies

For the second time in two years Denzel Washington is in a train movie. I guess people have to get their goods across the Rocky Mountains somehow, but I’m not entirely sure

Unstoppable finally puts director Tony Scott back on the same team as Man on Fire front man Denzel Washington, a team that creates pure magic, proven again years earlier on Crimson Tide. This film co-stars 2009 breakout star Chris Pine

The first trailer for Tony Scott’s new runaway train movie tries, and tries hard. That doesn’t stop it from feeling dated. Or for that matter from feeling like Taking of Pelham 123

As far as I understand it, Tony Scott's Unstoppable has two characters, Chris Pine and Denzel Washington, who are trying to stop a train. The bad guys don't really seem to be a factor, nor do women, so far be it from me to explain how Rosario Dawson will fit into the film

When reports came out a few weeks ago that Tony Scott's Unstoppable was being put on hold, one of the given reasons was Denzel Washington's astronomical $20 million asking price. Now that's a problem they won't be facing-- Washington has officially dropped out of the film

Tony Scott and Denzel Washington have apparently developed an affinity for trains. Next weekend they have The Taking of Pelham 123 hitting theaters and they’re already knee-deep in planning another train movie together called Unstoppable

Denzel Washington has a thing for trains. This summer he’ll try to stop John Travolta from hijacking one in Taking of Pelham 123, and now he’s in negotiations to star as a train engineer in the Tony Scott movie Unstoppable