Where to Buy
Syndicate

Subscribe to this site's RSS feed.

Desktop Reader Bloglines Google Live Netvibes Newsgator Yahoo! What's This?
Screen Savers: 40 Remarkable Movies Awaiting Rediscovery
- Fantasy and Horror (12)
  - Isle of the Dead (2)
  - Portrait of Jennie (2)
  - The Iron Giant (2)
  - The Man Who Laughs (2)
  - Time After Time (2)
- Film Noir (12)
  - Border Incident (2)
  - Criss Cross (2)
  - Pretty Poison (2)
  - The Killing (2)
  - The Tall Target (2)
- Life and Times in America (11)
  - Bad Company (2)
  - I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (2)
  - Rambling Rose (2)
  - Stars in My Crown (2)
  - Tucker: The Man and His Dream (2)
- Love Stories (13)
  - Beautiful Thing (2)
  - One Way Passage (2)
  - Rachel and the Stranger (2)
  - The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (2)
  - Two for the Road (2)
- Musicals (12)
  - Cover Girl (2)
  - Love Me Tonight (3)
  - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (2)
  - The Harvey Girls (2)
  - The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (2)
- Screen Savers (144)
- Vintage Comedies (11)
  - Hail the Conquering Hero (2)
  - It Started with Eve (2)
  - Lady for a Day (2)
  - Pat and Mike (2)
  - The Half Naked Truth (2)
- War (12)
  - The Raid (2)
  - The Seventh Cross (2)
  - The Train (2)
  - They Came to Cordura (2)
  - Three Kings (2)
- Westerns (12)
  - Comanche Station (2)
  - Devil’s Doorway (2)
  - Hour of the Gun (2)
  - The Big Country (2)
  - The Lusty Men (2)
Archives

Entries Tagged as 'The Train'

The Train (1965)

August 14th, 2008 · No Comments

The Train tells a humane, disturbing story, yet it leaves the viewer to decide what to make of what transpires. Can inanimate objects, however irreplaceable and valuable and beautiful, bear the cost of human life? How do you ask people to sacrifice their lives for pretty pictures? The French characters in The Train aren’t interested [...]