For fans of trains and action...
“Railroad Tigers” takes place in 1941. Railroad worker Ma Yuan (Jackie Chan) and his group of freedom fighters do whatever they can to sabotage the Japanese army that occupies China. Their method of choice: hijacking trains and stealing supplies. When they learn that a plan is afoot to destroy a bridge crucial in getting supplies to the Japanese, Ma Yuan and team are determined to attack and destroy it. They set out on their dangerous mission, pursued by Yamaguchi, a captain of the military police.<br /><br />This is a movie that isn’t quite sure of what it wants to be. It begins with a light, even slapstick approach and then becomes a much darker tale of the pain inflicted by war. Chan, now 62, isn’t as agile as he once was, and leaves most of the elaborate stunt work to younger men.<br /><br />Many movies have relied on trains as a primary plot point, specifically Buster Keaton’s “The General,” “Bridge on the River Kwai,” and “Unstoppable.” It’s exciting to see such massive pieces of equipment used as the focus of action, particularly when you consider the logistics involved — safety for cast and crew, securing permission, rehearsing, and filming to maximize dramatic effect. If you’re a train enthusiast, you’ll probably enjoy the film more for its train sequences than the so-so plot. The film never really gives background on the Japanese occupation. The feature doesn’t have the responsibility of a documentary to methodically explain every historical ramification, but merely establishing the good guys — Ma Yuan and crew — and the bad guys — the Japanese — is simplistic and fails to fully engage us.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated widescreen 2-disc Blu-ray + DVD release include 4 behind-the-scenes featurettes, and a trailer. Language options include original Mandarin and English. English subtitles are also available.
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