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  • Where's Denzel??

  • cool

  • lmao fail

  • Real life MSTS!

  • steam train crash that is so funny

  • 3:28 "Thats just what we need now"

  • THAY WAS NOT BAD AT ALL

  • good job this is just a movie not something that happing in real life

  • that guy got shot w/ an mp-40 if this was COD: WAW he wouldave been screwd... unless he had second chance... which he probally did

  • lol good hahah

  • Isn't this a movie :P

  • @sinojtjej Its is, its called The Train, made in 1964!! Watch it, its really cool and a good movie!

  • @BTCRAIL101FILMS my favorite movie!

  • @cheal Have you seen Unstoppable? Cause I havent yet, but it sounds good!!

  • @BTCRAIL101FILMS no, but i wana see it!

  • @BTCRAIL101FILMS where can you get it?

  • @skybluedragonator they sometimes roll it on tv. You can also find it on youtube or buy it off Ebay or Amazone.com

  • Extra! I love that films.

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  • I love watching steam locomotives!

  • oh great now i gotta watch this movie.. :/

  • @Theblargen It's on hulu for free and it's the whole movie.

  • :-)

  • when the germans started screaming all i could think of was call of duty 2

  • that.was.EPIC!!!!!!!!!!

  • this is like a porno I can't believe youtube allows this

  • I wish that someone would post the entire movie on here!

  • The expression on the guard's face at 4:18 is like "shit".

  • Hope the film team survived

  • @Soundwave3251 stop writing so many damn comments!

  • Anyone who thought this was real is retarded! This was some cheesey scene from a damn show in the fourties or something!

  • @AWKman259 A show..?? This from the film "The Train" about French resistance fighters working on the French railways. Perhaps you'd appreciate it better if you saw the whole film.

  • @AWKman259 This is from the 1964 film "The Train" starring Burt Lancaster. It isn't real but the scenes with the trains were. No cheesy special effects then.

    Same director, John Frankenheimer, who did the original "Manchurian Candidate".

  • fake

    

  • @cinemavater It was filmed using real trains. No special effects like we have now.

  • How Old????

  • that really sucks to be him

  • ikinda enjoyed watching this.. lol

  • Very cool crash! Awesome!

  • that was cool

  • gay

  • this scene is superbly staged and filmed !!

  • this is the first film i've ever seen, where the chuff of the locomotive matches up with the movement of the driving+coupling rods!

  • There's a movie called the train wow...

  • omg there are nazis in this movie

  • ive never heard of this film, had no idea what was going on, AND IT WAS STILL AWESOME~!!!!§

  • @Nightfighter74 That is such a fail. These are French not Americans.

  • @01276

    Oh really? Burt Lancester is french ... ?

  • @Nightfighter74 Obviously not, but he's playing a French station master...

  • @01276 ah okay, I haven't seen this film yet. Best regards!

  • @Nightfighter74 Americans didnt build locomotives like that.

  • @MrCSXboy98 indeed. those are SNCF vintage class 230's, and as SNCF was starting the conversion to Electric, John Frankenheimer got permission to smash up a few.

  • @01276

    This video may be was not made by really situation.

  • good movie : ]

  • It's sad they wrecked locomotives, but yet they had to because there were no affect programs or computers!

  • well...in 1920`s they weren`t any computers to cut and effect the pictures...so these were 100%real.

  • @ohunor  this film was made in 1964. it's called "the last Great Black and White Action movie"

  • what movie is this?

  • @CynnNightwalker The movie is called "The Train" and is still available on VHS tape at local video shops.

  • @ufn489 You've still got VHS tapes on sale..!!! How retro ;-) You can still get this film on DVD in the U.K...{PAL format}...No good for Yanks who use NTSC unless they have a player that can convert it.

  • @JollyRodders actually, i have a copy on DVD that works fine. i guess it's out of circulation for now, but then again, my copy is a few years old.

  • lol *Shovel coal...shovel coal...shovel coal...KILL NAZI!*

  • No CGI there! Awesome.. I bought this movie on dvd.

  • To hell with Health and Safety! This is how you make a film!

    Been to the place where they filmed this. The line is closed, but the track and the station building (which is now an office of sorts) is still there and isn't fenced off. Felt awesome to walk down the platform in the footsteps of Burt Lancaster, Paul Scofield, John Frankenheimer and all the hundreds of people that made this fantastic film possible

  • wow, awesome effects :)

  • At 0:45, I wonder how close he actually came to being burned. Looks like pretty close...

  • Labiche, you ol' scalawag

  • The film was made at a time when France was converting from steam to Diesel, and there were plenty of serviceable locomotives to be used in the film. By agreement, the film makers were to clean up everything they wrecked and pay for the use of the track, old cars, locomotives, etc. In fact, they shot the film and skipped, leaving a huge mess for the French government to clean up! The story is built around Goering's appetite to rape countries of their culture, for his own collection.

  • Don't just hit him with the shovel,,,and throw him off the loco,,,,,Throw him in the firebox ,,,,!!!!!!!!!

  • @MZ1428 to small

  • I agree ,,lol,,,but bigger locos you could,,,,,

    i suppose you could cut him up,,Yuk and get rid of him that way....if you wanted to escape free,,

  • and this are all real crashes, not that fak emodel crap, they put the cash out to wreck real trains,. much better quality

  • @Smoofie92 but they only have one shot to do it. if they mess up then they need to buy more trains. :D

  • @Smoofie92 but then again, models are better than cgi

  • @Univer3eTwist3ers oh please dont get me started, the cgi is only good if perfect, otherwise its junk

  • im takign a guess at the engine please correct if wrong, its a Larger Seagull 4-4-0

  • its actually a 4-6-0

  • the secodn engine is, there is a flaw, watch the clip again, when the engien is detached, that is the 4-4-0, then theres the boxcars, after that theres another engine, that is a 4-6-0, watch carefully, at 2:24 engine one, then the boxcars, 2:54 engine two, thats the 4-6-0, i was lookign at engine 1, the 4-4-0

  • Couldnt tell at 2:24 if it was a 4-4-0 or not. 2:54 is a 4-6-0 i agree. I did look at another scene at 0:55 and the lead engine is a 4-6-0, not a 4-4-0.

  • @Smoofie92 the engine crashed across the tracks was a 0-6-0 or 0-8-0, based on the camera angles, i could tell it had no guide wheels. all the other engines are 4-6-0's

  • @Smoofie92 if you're talking about the enigne crashed across the tracks, it's a 0-6-0 or 0-8-0. either way, you can tell if you've seen it crash that it had no guide wheels. the other engines are all 4-6-0's.

    and the Larger seagull was English. this is france. all french.

  • why do they throw the guy off the train?!

  • King it him with the shoivel and then throw him in the firebox !!!!!!!!!!!

  • because if they didn't he would shoot them for sabotage. He was armed with an automatic schmeizer and a semi-automatic lugar or Walther P-38

  • @wendyspwnsu to get rid of him so they could crash the engine without him trying to stop them.

  • did you say old time films? geez i'm getting old.

  • I enjoyed this movie. The old time films are all great!

  • wow! nice!

  • This is a nice film :)

  • That looks awesome didn't look fake like a lot of the old films did!

  • It's cause it wasn't, they really did smash up those engines. They only had one shot to get it right.

  • Watched that movie....

    It was a good one.

  • holy shit! 4:18

  • where do you download this?

  • actully i mean the whole movie

  • this film THE TRAIN very good i like so much

  • I think I've seen that moive...

  • dude the knuckles looked diffferent then!! not like the ones i work with now....i wonder if they worked the same...

  • @TheAmtrakPunk these were the Euro-style buffer couplers, not the AAR type you're used to...

  • @TheAmtrakPunk the Knuckle coupler, if that's what you mean, as an American innovation. French locos still used the link and hook style coupling until the advent of Diesels.

  • One of the films i have seen

  • Enjoyable film this, but a shame to see old steamers smashed up for entertainment...Still they didn't seem to have that urge to preserve old steam locos back in the 1960s like they did later.

  • I hope they caught those terrorists.

  • I felt so bad when I watch the last part of this movie, but... It made me laugh...

  • Good!

  • this is good!

  • that was a waste of train

  • It makes me cry to see all those steam locomotives crashed :(

  • COOL!!!!!!

  • wtf did a guy have mp40 for

  • The fireman took it off the soldier so if any of the german guards on the boxcars saw what has happening and tried to stop him, he could use it to kill off the guards.

  • Very nice crash

  • What a hoot!

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  • This film was shot in France. So how could the steam engine be Italian?

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  • It isnt.....i have the movie and it says that it was shot in France using real French steam engines. Dont believe me? Get the movie and put on the director commentary.

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  • on second review, I think you may be right!

  • I'm confused. You mean during WWII the Germans couldn't do what they wanted with any of the railways in their occupied territory?

  • Well they could do what they wanted. I was just correcting the guy who said that the movie was in Italy.

  • Burt is badass!

  • Nice train wreck, Hooray for Hollyweird!!!

  • Yeah!!! Nice hit.

  • 大列車作戦

    面白かったが銃殺シーンば多くて

    ・・・

  • just a question, but at 4:23, are those Nazis?

  • yes, the movie takes place in WWII. Its a POW train, i just don't understand how you missed the nazi get thrown out of the train only a minute in.

  • It's a freight train carrying looted art treasures. Based loosely on a true story.

  • @1337cqb actually, the train is loaded with Stolen Art, and the Soldiers are going after one of the french resistance agents sabotaging the train.

  • @tonimtions yes. this is occupied france during WW2.

    actually, the train is loaded with Stolen Art, and the Soldiers are going after one of the french resistance agents sabotaging the train.

  • I really enjoyed this film when it was on Starz not too long ago!

  • "El tren", fantástica pelicula que he visto decenas de veces, y cada vez que la veo mas me gusta.

    Gran actuación de Burt Lancaster.

  • Burt Lancaster, one cool SOB!

  • when the guy on the cumbuuse saw the train it reminded me of WTF BOOOOOOM

  • i have that film in german on video

  • The film is called "The Train" (Burt Lancaster)

  • At 4:19 I bet his last words were "HOLY SCHNITT"!!!!!

  • @sakuraknight9274 actually it would be HOLY SCHIESSE!

  • so whats the name of the film?

  • "The Train"

  • Burt Lancaster and the other actors playing loco crew actually learned to drive the engines for this movie. They did a good job, too.

  • I love the old movies when they used to use REAL trains or models and not stupid computer generated crap.

  • how can you say that? how old are you?

  • Where can i get that movie, i think it's pretty cool!!!

  • I Can See That One Train Hits The Other , And Freight Rear Ends The Loco, Then The Other Loco Rear Ends That Crash.

  • funny as hell when the engineners hit the german witht the shovel and didnt even make a sound

  • we was winded?

  • lol

  • Very impressive piece of action..

    The Mad Bomber.

  • best film ever made, frankenhiemer rules!!!

  • lol pretty cool black and white action movie

  • Says 1964 in the title box at the top right of the page, and I believe it...

  • IT is called the Train. Frankenheimer directed it. what i think 1966.

  • I forget wich one in this clip, but i heard rumors of one of the engines from this movie is still runnin' around in france somewhere. Idk for sure tho :(

    And I like how at 3:58, the buffers DONT do there job, and get chopped off. Lol

  • Look at the guy at the end he is like OHHHHHHHHH SHIT

  • France had no diesel locomotives in service during WW2.

    Period accuracy required steam, and in any case in 1964 nobody was about to wreck any brand-new Diesels!

  • I wish we still used steam like the 20's,and they used Diesels for these wrecks,because wrecking steam is wrecking the past.

  • hey dude, i love steam as much as the next guy, (and i bet they did too) but danlefou is correct. No one was willing to wreck anything new. Besides, the steam loco's in the movie add a lot of exitement. And plus, not ALL of them were scrapped.

  • @WhyAyeMann these are old French class 230's, i beleive, built in 1915. and you are correct. in fact, if you wath the Air raid scene, several clips show Modern (Post-war) French Steamers!

  • Those rail road worker wer adept at sabatage. A very well conststructed piece of gumming the works. All of Burt Lancaster's co stars in The Train played their role excelently.

  • "This is a hell of a mess you've got here Colonel."

  • @Gorboduc according to the commentary on the DVD, that is actually John Frankenheimers favorite line.

  • Some of this film (The Train) was made out in the eastern section of France, the engine shed scene was at Vaires near Paris and I think most of the filming was done on little used lines out towards the Ardennes, and Champagne.Sadly I do not know the locations, some of my French family remember the filming well, as they lived in Vaires and Chelles. Great film.

  • geil, aber er braubht scheißlange zum laden.

  • That Was Cool As But I Dont Know What Show It Was On

  • the accident remind me of REV AWDRYS shart story of brakvan cool

  • the 4-4-0 really messed up the brakevan at eh end

  • It's actually a 4-6-0 or, as the French would say a 2-3-0.

  • @catherinefan32  it's a 4-6-0.

  • the rolling stock looks very familar but i love british steam engine i collect them too

  • Actually I think its either French or German.

  • well french and german railways use british engines and they look it looks like city of truro a british engine so it has to be mainly british.

  • Oh ok. Its hard for me to distinguish European engines apart from each other. Thanks for the info!

  • locomotive, British conception, 230 a large kind of this engine where used here...in France, where this movie was recorded...

  • @catherinefan32 City of Truro was a Great Western Railway Express engine, which served in Western Britain, near the Atlantic coast.

  • my mistake city truor is much different but it is british orginated

  • @SeniorMinch229018 the engines here are all French rolling stock.

  • This is a great film! I saw it for my 12th

    birthday in '65. The photography is very

    good in this Frankenheimer film. It was

    made at the time that the French Railway

    (SNCF) was modernizing and they were

    getting ready to scrap a-lot of old

    equipment (Locomotives, etc).

    See this film! you'll enjoy its great

    story too!

  • l like it :)

  • this is prolly my favorite movie of all time. haha, cant believe theres a video up here!

  • This is a lovely vintage clip! But why didn't they just leave the wagons attached to the train to cause more damage? Still, after seeing this, I gotta see the whole movie!