Unstoppable | Official Trailer HD | 2010

Oscar-winner Denzel Washington and "Star Trek's" Chris Pine team with action maestro Tony Scott in this non-stop action thriller.

A massive unmanned locomotive, nicknamed "The Beast" and loaded with toxic cargo, roars through the countryside, vaporizing anything put in front of it. A veteran engineer (Washington) and a young conductor (Pine), aboard another train in the runaway's path, devise an incredible plan to try and stop it -- and prevent certain disaster in a heavily populated area.

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[MrMule-vwlq]

I remember watching this all the time when I was younger. It was my favorite movie.

[WJstudios]

One of the best movies ever, reminded me of the movie Speed with Keanu Reeves

[namratasingh]

I have seen this movie many many many times I love this movie 😍😍

[rafael_dp]

Pine and Washington should team up again for a new project.

[soldier]

I feel like I've seen the whole movie...

[C-Crystal]

How to Stop The Train
01. Rocket Launcher
02. Tank
03. Shark

[baby]

1:53 LOL Poor cops, literally in EVERY MOVIE their cars are flipping over like some burgers XD

[TreforTreforgan]

@MyMelancholyDodo It is. It just keeps rolling like an unstoppable cliche.

[fadlitv]

I like train, this is worth it to watch

[Rookiewill]

2:05
What made them think shooting it would work? That bit made me laugh so much :D

[tantive]

Have they tried the Great Yukon Double Douglas Fir Telescoping Bank Shot ?

[skullcrusher]

@TimRuffle There was a runaway in Pennsylvania in 2001 and the police used a shotgun and shot at the fuel cutoff switch. And a US freight locomotive can easily get to 70 MPH because the speed limit for the BNSF railway near my home is 70MPH, and the over speed control is set at 80MPH.

[weefrasey]

@Rookiewill they were trying to shoot the wheels at the front of the train to make it stop, if they are using anti material amunition, it could work.

[JUNIOR_ARTIST]

I love this movie when I m 4 years old rom that time I m seeing this movie😢

[TimRuffle]

@skullcrusher301 80? Whew- thank you.

I asked because the classic image of a US freight train is of a miles-long behemoth trundling along with three or four locomotives at either end and probably a few in the middle though I knew some freight services hit 50-odd on main lines.

By contrast the ubiquitous load lugger in Britain, the class 66, will get 1, 500 tons up to 60MPH but that's almost its top speed (oh- according to Wikipaedia -ahem- some can do 75).

[montey]

@garfert in the movie the dead man switches didn't work because the air brakes were unhooked.

[limbdarkening]

@Guitarded270 Nope actually it ends with the train crashing headlong into a preschool and blowing up.

[simplyru]

I swear to god at one point in the movie the trains roared at each other...

[cornholio]

@limbdarkening No not really. XD Its a story in the Railway Series book Duck and the diesel engine(you would know it as Thomas the tank engine). Both the plots are broadly similar .ie a runaway train being stopped by a Engine.

[Itookthelaw]

@trainlover658 fair enough its just a pitty a train that size would have a stupidly large fuel tank and it would do crap all