Good but not great WWII drama as the French try to stop the Germans from looting their art
The Train starred Burt Lancaster as French resistance member Paul Labiche in this World War II drama. It was based upon real events as the retreating Nazis tried to loot stolen art out of France and back to Germany in 1944. The movie is about trying to sabotage the German effort.<br /><br />The movie pits Labiche who is a train operator versus the Germans. Labiche tries all different methods to delay the train. Unfortunately, some of his workers get killed in the process such as when one train operator clogs up the oil supply in a train and gets caught and is executed by the Nazis. Labiche and his workers also have to worry about the Allies killing them as trains were prime targets for air attacks.<br /><br />Overall, the movie is a good but not great drama. There’s not enough tension created in the movie to really keep it going, especially because so much of it takes place on a train. The ending though is very powerful as it highlights the sacrifices the French made to preserve their art and culture.<br />C
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