Then you have Connie, played by Rosario Dawson, as the head of all the trains currently running, basically a conductor that oversees all operations, who is in charge of finding a solution to the runaway train, while also dealing with the corporate suits, mainly Oscar Galvin, played by Kevin Dunn, who are more interested in stock prices and money losses then the overall safety and physical damage the train could cause. Will is the rookie conductor that is placed under the veterans Frank's wing. Your then introduced to Will, played by Chris Pine, and Frank, played by Denzel Washington. Before any of the main characters are brought into the story the antagonist and therefore the action get underway.
The film's opening credits starts with how the train was lost and runs away, so right off the bat you know that it's not going to be a dull film. How many people know about and use trains regularly? Then take that and turn into one of the most suspenseful, entertaining films of the year culminates into a really good time. First off, I gotta five Tony Scott credit for making a film about trains, that in itself is pretty interesting. It follows a runaway train that occurred in Pennsylvania and the two men that try to stop it. Unstoppable never tries to be anything more than it is. Simple, Thrilling, and Very Entertaining.
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