Battle Train

In a film with a train as the main narrative stage, John. Frankenheimer's war action film is an unforgettable masterpiece. The background of the story is at the end of World War II. Seeing that the German army was losing its battle, Paul, the German commander whose art was priceless, fell into despair. Schofield ordered a group of famous French paintings to be moved from the museum back to Germany. The driver responsible for driving the train, Bert. Under close surveillance, Lancaster still cooperated with the French Railways personnel and underground guerrillas, using various methods such as deception and deception to outwit the Germans to prevent the national treasure from flowing out of the country. The plot structure of the whole film is rigorous, the atmosphere is compact and vivid, and there are often exciting scenes that make people sweat. The performances of the two male protagonists are equally matched, full of tension, and also reflect their respective patriotism.