by John Constantine
As a subway commuter myself, I have to admit that the idea of getting hijacked by criminals looking to ransom off New York City resident and torture Denzel Washington is pretty terrifying. Then again, if it was John Travolta doing the hijacking, it would probably be hilarious and make for an entertaining day.
This week’s remake of “The Tacking of Pelham 1 2 3” is more than entertainment, though. It is a reminder of public transportation’s, especially the subway’s, vital role in creating kickass cinematic drama and action. Here, for your pleasure, are my five most gripping subway scenes in film history. Read more...
"They set me up." Seems to always be the case, doesn't it...never your fault that all government agencies are chasing you down? That's the case for Shia Labeouf and Michelle Monagham in this Friday's new release "Eagle Eye." As they leave a path of destruction, they attempt to prove their innocence. It usually helps though if they know what and who they are running from, but they don’t... Not the first time though. Here are some other tight binds that the fugitive runs but can’t hide while attempting to prove their innocence (and get out alive).