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  • ROFLMFAO - that bloke got pwned by the bridge beam at 07.00!! OUCH!!

  • OK. the bridge stopping to blink is such a classic!! GREAT!!!!!!!!

  • one film id like to see a remake of, the crash at the end used to distress me as a kid. Those poor hippie guys chillin all the way through the film and one gets skewered by a train track : (

  • Brave that OJ Simpson saved that kid and getting killed

  • @Crazymike1975 Unfortunately, he came back to life; and murdered two innocent people.

  • @TheAtlanticDan Well at least you're enjoying yourself. :-)

  • oj simpsons!!!!!!!

  • DUMBLEDORE

  • @gronow189, yeah in the first two films LOL.

  • The main disaster happens at the end.

    What a waste.

  • The outside train scene where he is climbing window to window is called a rear screen projection,it goes to show those who weren't born before 1980 don't know squat about the classic films and the cinematic techniques of that time era. Using models and

    special camera angles is the best way to simulate disasters . CG is worthless and used way too much to try and save poorly scripted or badly written films of today.

  • @neonflash1 I knew that. I knew that they used models instead of CGI. And CGI is NOT useless if you use it properly, like in Titanic.

  • @neonflash1 : Correct. CG is way overused and looks even more fake than miniatures, some miniatures are SO well done that you can't even tell that they are models even when you know they are. CG is good only for things that can be done no other way. The only thing that the computer can do better than before is compositing. Bluescreen and optical printing got very good toward the end, but digital compositing now is almost flawless. But miniatures mostly still work better than digital models.

  • Martin Sheen's scene was a masterpiece.

    This scene will think that it was still better, if CG is used.

    CG is required also for destruction of a train.

    In 70's, I think that they were special effects of a masterpiece.

    6:00min-(When it saw in a movie theater, it was the scene which became it tense very much (1977).)

  • @piro1313 YOU DUMB ASS THE TRAIN CRASH WAS NOT USED WITH CGI THIS FILM WAS MADE IN 1976 BEFORE CGI CAME ABOUT THE CRASH WAS USED WITH A MODEL NOT CGI

  • @TheNYCDestroyed Piro was NOT saying they used CG, he was saying he thinks it would be BETTER with CG -- but that for a 70's film the special effects were "a masterpiece". And there's no need to get abusive. His English is not very good, but his spelling is perfect (which is rare these days). It's possible he used a computer to translate, which is why the grammar didn't come out quite right.

  • If Plan A fails, use the old guy as Plan B.

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