Gerald Lopez

The first 20 minutes of this film is already a pain to watch. From useless hand sign that the lone train driver is using or questions asked, passengers that wish to pay more attention of the jobs the conductors do then the information of a bomb on a train, or the constant watching of separate characters going through mellow drama instead of adding to who, where, or why the bomb is there in the real first place is a bore. This can be due to bad directing or even worse American subtitles. Even in that is the case it would still get 1 star even if that! If it was meant to be a thriller then it should go the way Speed was directed. If it was suppose to be a mystery, then murder on the nile, or somewhere in the middle.