Either above ground or underground, the subway makes a great scene.

+ Also includes Train movies.  

"Warriors, come out to play-i-ay."

David Patrick Kelly as Luther in The Warriors (1979).

In the Tunnels of the Night (Subway movies)

I began my interest in watching movies at age 17,since then I have watched many good movies (and some incredibly bad),if I had my time over I wouldn't have watched a lot of these but I am happy to have watched a broad spectrum of movies over the years.Comments good and bad welcome :)

Movies I Have seen on VHS/DVD in order since 1983

All things watched in alphabetical order first, then sequentially in the case of a film series.

Mary Meade and Dennis O'Keefe in T-Men (1947)

Movies in which trains play an important part. Most movies in which trains are important, are actually very good! Look at the imdb-rating!

Rebecca De Mornay, Eric Roberts, and Jon Voight in Runaway Train (1985)

100 years of movies and TV about old Hollywood stars and filmmakers - stories set in that time and place, biopics of golden age personalities, and movies actually produced during the time of classic Hollywood that are about the moviemaking industry (plus a handful about the pioneering film industries in Britain and Europe). A handful of the titles below are high quality productions, most are forgettable, some are truly awful.

Eleanor Boardman in Souls for Sale (1923)

Will Geer, Anjanette Comer, Gabriel Dell, Huntz Hall, and Joyce Van Patten in The Manchu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery (1975)

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