The theft of a valuable Van Dyck painting leads to murder, and many suspects are on a plush express train speeding from Paris to Rome..
If you have ninety minutes to spare tonight and love old-school mysteries, Rome Express is absolutely worth your time. 🚂People who get a kick out of nosey passengers, dramatic steam train whistles, and villains with sharp cheekbones will love this. But if you can't stand crackly 1930s audio or plots that rely on peopl...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Walter Forde
Edward LeSaint
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"If you have ninety minutes to spare tonight and love old-school mysteries, Rome Express is absolutely worth your time. 🚂People who get a kick out of nosey passengers, dramatic steam train whistles, and villains with sharp cheekbones will love this. But if you can't stand crackly 1930s audio or plots that rely on people leaving their cabin doors unlocked, you should probably skip it.This is basically the granddaddy of the whole "murder on a train" genre. It actually came out *before* Agatha Chri..."
Frank Vosper, Clifford Grey, Sidney Gilliat, Ralph Stock
United Kingdom
Crime, Thriller, Romance
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