Best Railroad Movies (topic rehashed)

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

OK, now I know it looks like I am an ad man for Pentrex but I really am not. I just like to pass along info so people and can advantage of it if they so desire. [8D]

Now the latest bit of new is this. Pentrex is offering online gift certificates for us to buy and give to that special railfan (LIKE ME [:D] ) So if you know any railfans (LIKE ME [:D] ) that would appreciate videos for Christmas (LIKE ME [:D] ) you can get them ( ME [:D] ) a gift certificate. lol lol lol [:D]

You can find out more info at

http://www.pentrex.com

Have a great day. [:p] [:)] [;)]

HUM dont know Any railfans there bubba what to do with all those certificates
I guess sned them to some One who wants em you know any one there Jim

[Anonymous]

[8D]Back to the future 3 was good but when the loco was uncoupled from
the cars no air was released But In the end when the hover train shoots toward the screen thats what I call 3D
(was Micheal J fox authourized to pull the pin and why didn't he set the hand brakes on the cars)

Smokey and the bandit 3 follows AN old SBD line




seaboard system gon but not forgotten

[Anonymous]

[8D]Back to the future 3 was good but when the loco was uncoupled from
the cars no air was released But In the end when the hover train shoots toward the screen thats what I call 3D
(was Micheal J fox authourized to pull the pin and why didn't he set the hand brakes on the cars)

Smokey and the bandit 3 follows AN old SBD line




seaboard system gon but not forgotten

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt

Okay, guys, listen up: here's some train-related movies for you:

Hobo's Christmas, On the Right Track, Throw Mama from the Train, Matewan, and
Where the Hell's That Gold?

Hobo's Christmas stars Gerald McRaney and Bernard something plays his long-lost
father who comes in on a train to see him and his grandchildren for Christmas.

On The Right Track stars Gary Coleman, an orphan who lives in the subway in New York.

Throw Mama From the Train stars Danny Devito and Billy Crystal. Danny keeps wanting
Billy to find ways to kill his Mama who drives him NUTS .

Matewan is filmed around Thurmond, WV on the old C&O line. It's a mining story.

Where The Hell's the Gold? stars Willie Nelson, and is pretty funny.

Runaway Train: the Funit was not just a yard switcher. It was the lead unit in the brace of
the motive power that was supposed to pull the train. And yes, the fight train was on the
lead unit (the F unit).

Also check out the Kenny Rodgers "Gambler" movies. I think there were trains on them.

For all those who remember old tv, check out Petticoat Junction and the old Hooterville
Cannonball.

locomutt wife

Okay, Even Tthough it says ME,The Wife did actually post this one!!!!!
She has a better memory than me,and can SPELL better!!!
locomutt

Ok the lead unit In run away train Is not An F unit I belive Its either
GEEP Or SD-35

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by locomutt

Okay, guys, listen up: here's some train-related movies for you:

Hobo's Christmas, On the Right Track, Throw Mama from the Train, Matewan, and
Where the Hell's That Gold?

Hobo's Christmas stars Gerald McRaney and Bernard something plays his long-lost
father who comes in on a train to see him and his grandchildren for Christmas.

On The Right Track stars Gary Coleman, an orphan who lives in the subway in New York.

Throw Mama From the Train stars Danny Devito and Billy Crystal. Danny keeps wanting
Billy to find ways to kill his Mama who drives him NUTS .

Matewan is filmed around Thurmond, WV on the old C&O line. It's a mining story.

Where The Hell's the Gold? stars Willie Nelson, and is pretty funny.

Runaway Train: the Funit was not just a yard switcher. It was the lead unit in the brace of
the motive power that was supposed to pull the train. And yes, the fight train was on the
lead unit (the F unit).

Also check out the Kenny Rodgers "Gambler" movies. I think there were trains on them.

For all those who remember old tv, check out Petticoat Junction and the old Hooterville
Cannonball.

locomutt wife

Okay, Even Tthough it says ME,The Wife did actually post this one!!!!!
She has a better memory than me,and can SPELL better!!!
locomutt

Ok the lead unit In run away train Is not An F unit I belive Its either
GEEP Or SD-35

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by trainheartedguy

I didn't get a single railroad video (yet, still got a family gift exchange coming up), but i did rent Cecil De Mille's Union Pacific. Good movie except for the scenes that actually looked like it was on a model railroad.

Union Pacific is an awesome movie for its time. It one of the best Westerns I've ever seen (but my fav's "My Darling Clementine" with Henry Fonda).

It has everything, gun fights, trainwrecks,and one of the best bar fight in movies history. Joel McCrea is great, with Robert Preston is always fun to watch, "Eh, Bucko?"

So they used models, would you rather they destroyed vintage equipment? BTW the 2-4-0 locomotive used in the movie is at the California Railway Museum is Sacramento.

[vsmith]

QUOTE: Originally posted by trainheartedguy

I didn't get a single railroad video (yet, still got a family gift exchange coming up), but i did rent Cecil De Mille's Union Pacific. Good movie except for the scenes that actually looked like it was on a model railroad.

Union Pacific is an awesome movie for its time. It one of the best Westerns I've ever seen (but my fav's "My Darling Clementine" with Henry Fonda).

It has everything, gun fights, trainwrecks,and one of the best bar fight in movies history. Joel McCrea is great, with Robert Preston is always fun to watch, "Eh, Bucko?"

So they used models, would you rather they destroyed vintage equipment? BTW the 2-4-0 locomotive used in the movie is at the California Railway Museum is Sacramento.

[Anonymous]

I didn't get a single railroad video (yet, still got a family gift exchange coming up), but i did rent Cecil De Mille's Union Pacific. Good movie except for the scenes that actually looked like it was on a model railroad.

[Anonymous]

I didn't get a single railroad video (yet, still got a family gift exchange coming up), but i did rent Cecil De Mille's Union Pacific. Good movie except for the scenes that actually looked like it was on a model railroad.

[Anonymous]

I hope Santa was good to yall and brought a lot of railroad videos. [:)]

OK, so WHO got videos [?]

And who got WHAT [?]

Inquiring minds want to know. [:D] [;)]

[Anonymous]

I hope Santa was good to yall and brought a lot of railroad videos. [:)]

OK, so WHO got videos [?]

And who got WHAT [?]

Inquiring minds want to know. [:D] [;)]

[locomutt]

Okay, guys, listen up: here's some train-related movies for you:

Hobo's Christmas, On the Right Track, Throw Mama from the Train, Matewan, and
Where the Hell's That Gold?

Hobo's Christmas stars Gerald McRaney and Bernard something plays his long-lost
father who comes in on a train to see him and his grandchildren for Christmas.

On The Right Track stars Gary Coleman, an orphan who lives in the subway in New York.

Throw Mama From the Train stars Danny Devito and Billy Crystal. Danny keeps wanting
Billy to find ways to kill his Mama who drives him NUTS .

Matewan is filmed around Thurmond, WV on the old C&O line. It's a mining story.

Where The Hell's the Gold? stars Willie Nelson, and is pretty funny.

Runaway Train: the Funit was not just a yard switcher. It was the lead unit in the brace of
the motive power that was supposed to pull the train. And yes, the fight train was on the
lead unit (the F unit).

Also check out the Kenny Rodgers "Gambler" movies. I think there were trains on them.

For all those who remember old tv, check out Petticoat Junction and the old Hooterville
Cannonball.

locomutt wife

Okay, Even Tthough it says ME,The Wife did actually post this one!!!!!
She has a better memory than me,and can SPELL better!!!
locomutt

[locomutt]

Okay, guys, listen up: here's some train-related movies for you:

Hobo's Christmas, On the Right Track, Throw Mama from the Train, Matewan, and
Where the Hell's That Gold?

Hobo's Christmas stars Gerald McRaney and Bernard something plays his long-lost
father who comes in on a train to see him and his grandchildren for Christmas.

On The Right Track stars Gary Coleman, an orphan who lives in the subway in New York.

Throw Mama From the Train stars Danny Devito and Billy Crystal. Danny keeps wanting
Billy to find ways to kill his Mama who drives him NUTS .

Matewan is filmed around Thurmond, WV on the old C&O line. It's a mining story.

Where The Hell's the Gold? stars Willie Nelson, and is pretty funny.

Runaway Train: the Funit was not just a yard switcher. It was the lead unit in the brace of
the motive power that was supposed to pull the train. And yes, the fight train was on the
lead unit (the F unit).

Also check out the Kenny Rodgers "Gambler" movies. I think there were trains on them.

For all those who remember old tv, check out Petticoat Junction and the old Hooterville
Cannonball.

locomutt wife

Okay, Even Tthough it says ME,The Wife did actually post this one!!!!!
She has a better memory than me,and can SPELL better!!!
locomutt

[Anonymous]

[8D]I also have Amovie called A hoboe's Christmas I cant remember the actors
name hes the main guy In anold sitcom Major dad And also A show called promised land

[Anonymous]

[8D]I also have Amovie called A hoboe's Christmas I cant remember the actors
name hes the main guy In anold sitcom Major dad And also A show called promised land

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by SLIC

[swg]I recently saw A good movie called Silver Streak With Richard pryor And
Gene wilder Its got an old set of F-9 cp diesels And is filmed in Chicago
Along CPRAIL lines also Empeor of the north is good
Wilford Brimley And kevin bacon Did one called End of the line
about a small southern RR going bankrupt but they save the day
[8D][(-D]

Thanks for that info thats good to know I thought the Part where the hoboe get out of the loco on a turn table looked familiar hell i thought the hoboe looked familar

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by SLIC

[swg]I recently saw A good movie called Silver Streak With Richard pryor And
Gene wilder Its got an old set of F-9 cp diesels And is filmed in Chicago
Along CPRAIL lines also Empeor of the north is good
Wilford Brimley And kevin bacon Did one called End of the line
about a small southern RR going bankrupt but they save the day
[8D][(-D]

Thanks for that info thats good to know I thought the Part where the hoboe get out of the loco on a turn table looked familiar hell i thought the hoboe looked familar

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by SLIC

[swg]I recently saw A good movie called Silver Streak With Richard pryor And
Gene wilder Its got an old set of F-9 cp diesels And is filmed in Chicago
Along CPRAIL lines also Empeor of the north is good
Wilford Brimley And kevin bacon Did one called End of the line
about a small southern RR going bankrupt but they save the day
[8D][(-D]

End of the Line was filmed in North Little Rock, Benton, and other central Arkansas areas. It also starred Mary Steinbergen, a North Little Rock native. [:D]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by SLIC

[swg]I recently saw A good movie called Silver Streak With Richard pryor And
Gene wilder Its got an old set of F-9 cp diesels And is filmed in Chicago
Along CPRAIL lines also Empeor of the north is good
Wilford Brimley And kevin bacon Did one called End of the line
about a small southern RR going bankrupt but they save the day
[8D][(-D]

End of the Line was filmed in North Little Rock, Benton, and other central Arkansas areas. It also starred Mary Steinbergen, a North Little Rock native. [:D]

[Anonymous]

[swg]I recently saw A good movie called Silver Streak With Richard pryor And
Gene wilder Its got an old set ofCP F-9 diesels And is filmed in Chicago
Along CPRAIL lines also Emperor of the north is good
Wilford Brimley And kevin bacon Did one called End of the line
about a small southern RR going bankrupt but they save the day
[8D][(-D]

[Anonymous]

[swg]I recently saw A good movie called Silver Streak With Richard pryor And
Gene wilder Its got an old set ofCP F-9 diesels And is filmed in Chicago
Along CPRAIL lines also Emperor of the north is good
Wilford Brimley And kevin bacon Did one called End of the line
about a small southern RR going bankrupt but they save the day
[8D][(-D]

[Anonymous]

Blazing Saddles- classic[8D]

"You knock Mongo out- Mongo impressed"[8D]

Oh, back on topic- "Emperor of the North", with "Runaway Train" a close second.[:D]

[Anonymous]

Blazing Saddles- classic[8D]

"You knock Mongo out- Mongo impressed"[8D]

Oh, back on topic- "Emperor of the North", with "Runaway Train" a close second.[:D]

[Anonymous]

Blazing Saddles!!! No railroad scenes but Alex Karros (Mongo) said it best--"Don't know--Has to do where Choo-Choo go!!!".

[Anonymous]

Blazing Saddles!!! No railroad scenes but Alex Karros (Mongo) said it best--"Don't know--Has to do where Choo-Choo go!!!".

[Anonymous]

I am embarrased to say that I have only seen Disney's "The Great locomotive chase". Of course I had gotten that one for christmas one year, and that is why Ive seen it. I have to say, it has some good shots of the B&O Museum's William Mason (oldest original operating steam loco in the US) and laffayete (1927 operating replica), and a few other locomotives. I will be watching Cecil B. DeMille's Union Pacific soon though, found a copy at the museum I work at, and set it out for use in the Museum's Video Room (anybody want to see it, come to the museum on a saturday, thats of course if you are willing to come to the middle of Maryland)[C=:-)][dinner][xx(][alien]

[Anonymous]

I am embarrased to say that I have only seen Disney's "The Great locomotive chase". Of course I had gotten that one for christmas one year, and that is why Ive seen it. I have to say, it has some good shots of the B&O Museum's William Mason (oldest original operating steam loco in the US) and laffayete (1927 operating replica), and a few other locomotives. I will be watching Cecil B. DeMille's Union Pacific soon though, found a copy at the museum I work at, and set it out for use in the Museum's Video Room (anybody want to see it, come to the museum on a saturday, thats of course if you are willing to come to the middle of Maryland)[C=:-)][dinner][xx(][alien]

[espeefoamer]

QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith

QUOTE: Originally posted by espeefoamer

locomutt,consider yourself fried&smothered in barbecae sauce.I just saw The Station Agent last week.It is a really great movie about a railfan who inherits a station in New Jersey.[8D]

Has anyone else seen this movie, I saw it last week, and I have ask,

Are Railfan meetings like the one depicted in the movie????

A railfan is showing a movie of a steamer excursion taken from one of the cars that enters a tunnel, he keeps filming while its in the tunnel, all while he's droning on and on... "this was a long tunnel, it was dark and very cold,"

Interesting movie, it stays in your head.

Yes,I have seen some railfan shows almost like that one![|)]

[espeefoamer]

QUOTE: Originally posted by vsmith

QUOTE: Originally posted by espeefoamer

locomutt,consider yourself fried&smothered in barbecae sauce.I just saw The Station Agent last week.It is a really great movie about a railfan who inherits a station in New Jersey.[8D]

Has anyone else seen this movie, I saw it last week, and I have ask,

Are Railfan meetings like the one depicted in the movie????

A railfan is showing a movie of a steamer excursion taken from one of the cars that enters a tunnel, he keeps filming while its in the tunnel, all while he's droning on and on... "this was a long tunnel, it was dark and very cold,"

Interesting movie, it stays in your head.

Yes,I have seen some railfan shows almost like that one![|)]

[Anonymous]

Just a helpful hint for all the Santas out there . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . Railroad Movies make great Christmas Presents