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Death Train (2003)
Somewhere in the Mexican countryside, a runaway train is on a collision course with terror. A band of trigger-happy escaped prisoners hold the passengers at gunpoint. Armed with only a gun and his wits, agent Ryan risks his life in a lethal game with the hijackers. Seconds tick away as the unstoppable train rockets toward a head-on impact, leaving Ryan and a trainload of innocent people running out of options... and time.
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Somewhere in the Mexican countryside, a runaway train is on a collision course with terror. A band of trigger-happy escaped prisoners hold the passengers at gunpoint. Armed with only a gun and his wits, agent Ryan risks his life in a lethal game with the hijackers. Seconds tick away as the unstoppable train rockets toward a head-on impact, leaving Ryan and a trainload of innocent people running out of options... and time.
Rating:R
Genre:Action
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In Theaters:2/25/2003
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Nu Image
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