Last Passenger

Name: Last Passenger
Genre: Action, Mystery, Thriller
Released: April 25, 2014
Duration: 97 min
Rating: 66

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Cohen Media Group | Release Date: April 25, 2014 | R

Summary: A small group of everyday passengers on a speeding London commuter train battle the sociopathic driver who has a dark plan for everyone on-board.

Director: Omid Nooshin

Genre(s): Action, Mystery, Thriller

Rating: R

Runtime: 97 min

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Gary Goldstein

Apr 24, 2014

This handsomely made suspense yarn proves an engrossing, pulse-quickening journey. Read full review

Zachary Wigon

Apr 22, 2014

While certainly a formulaic genre film, it's nevertheless a formula executed with a great sensitivity to visual engagement. Read full review

The Playlist Nikola Grozdanovic

May 19, 2014

Last Passenger is a good antithesis to the overloaded and cluttered action Hollywood seems to love nowadays. If you're not feeling especially picky on plot or character, you won't go wrong with this compelling and stylish train thriller. Read full review

Ben Kenigsberg

Apr 23, 2014

A sturdy runaway-train thriller that flaunts its influences but chugs up a decent amount of suspense. Read full review

Emma Johnston

Apr 22, 2014

Some overripe dialogue and a well-worn plot are tempered by an admirable reluctance to humanise the terrorist. Read full review

Chris Klimek

Apr 23, 2014

Like so many late-night journeys, Last Passenger starts out full of promise, but only stops at places we’ve already been. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

Apr 24, 2014

First-time feature director Omid Nooshin deftly downplays his budgetary limitations. He creates a sense of tension on the confining set and draws as much as possible out of a strong cast, led by Scott. Read full review

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skuroo

Nov 2, 2017

Exceptionally impressed with this attention to detail Omid Nooshin...you did beautiful work here, im really looking forward to enjoying kill switch. Please do continue making works of art.

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benpa28

Feb 7, 2015

When the opening credits started, I started thinking 'oh dear', this isnt going to be a good film. But then I was slowly drawn into the enclosed space of the film, and felt strangely nostalgic about the old slam door train they used. There is a real sense of being there with them whichWhen the opening credits started, I started thinking 'oh dear', this isnt going to be a good film. But then I was slowly drawn into the enclosed space of the film, and felt strangely nostalgic about the old slam door train they used. There is a real sense of being there with them which adds to the being 'drawn in' effect, and helps you relate to the characters (even the slightly cartoonish stereotype). If you liked unstoppable, then you will like this lower budget cousin, which has a real 3-dimensional human aspect, coupled with a hint of an agatha christie 'who done it'. Its my surprisingly good movie of the evening.… Expand

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tipar

Sep 6, 2018

The movie starts being interesting from the beginning but towards the end, it loses a lot after we know what it is happening. I would have appreciated more mystery involved

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Giulius

Apr 27, 2014

Takes its time to get going, and characters are pretty cartoonish (watch out for the humorless old guy, and the wacky Russian!) Best acting job is by a kid. Still, a decent popcorn picture, and the special effects bely a reported micro-budget..

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Broyax

May 1, 2018

On dirait "Piège de cristal" dans un train... quoique non, c'est plutôt "Speed" avec un tchoutchou sauf que le film -ce téléfilm minable pardon- avance comme un vieux tortillard fatiguenaze dans les Alpes suisses. Il faut attendre grosso merdo 40 mn pour qu'il se passe enfin quelque chose,On dirait "Piège de cristal" dans un train... quoique non, c'est plutôt "Speed" avec un tchoutchou sauf que le film -ce téléfilm minable pardon- avance comme un vieux tortillard fatiguenaze dans les Alpes suisses. Il faut attendre grosso merdo 40 mn pour qu'il se passe enfin quelque chose, puis on rit jaune par la suite devant tant d'amateurisme aussi bien du côté de la non-mise en scène que des comédiens à la petite semaine.

En fait, les derniers passagers se sont endormis dans le train au rythme du scénario sous Prozac, un peu comme nous qui roupillons bien avant la fin de ce film à deux balles. Précisons que ce navet pas réveillé est non pas américain mais anglais et qu'on ferait aussi bien d'aller prendre le thé avec Mamie : ce sera toujours moins chiant.… Expand

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