"You was a Hero! You was a hero to all of us, back in that shit hole... You was a hero..." I can still hear the heartbreak in his voice. Eric Roberts owned that part.
This was the most HAUNTING ending song and scene I've ever seen my 44 years on this Earth (and I've seen "the 1001 you need to see before you die" and then some. 'Manny' standing on top of that speeding train engine, riding to his certain death is the hardest (gangsta or epic) scene of a character EVER! Jon Voight's performance was legendary.
True, it is such a visceral feeling -- that combo of his video (suicide) and the haunting song. Perfect combo. Even listening to the music alone is powerful and at 1:28 I literally get a shiver in my spine and think of death/sadness. But also somehow a slight feeling of happiness and life creeps in as well. Very profound moment in the movie. Man on a mission type of movie with a somehow dignified suicide at the end. Still sad despite the slightly positive circumstance of him taking out his enemy with him. I can't believe this movie isn't more well regarded and higher rated. It is AWESOME. Literally a video/audio proxy for life and death at the same time.
Jon Voight-Manny Forever🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ All the sadness and pain of human existence is encapsulated in this music, and I cry desperately every time I listen to it 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
@@myrtistaylor5759 Lady Anne is challenging Richard III (she's the first line, he's the second) by saying that there is no beast, not matter how fierce, that does not feel pity. Richard counters her claim by essentially saying "Well, by your rules, if I know nothing of pity, I prove that I am human rather than a beast."
My father and I loved watching this movie together. We bonded through out the years with this film. The sound track is incredible. No cgi bullshit in this film, all raw and real. They don't make movies like this anymore. This was john voights' best.
Yeah, my old Mom and i would watch this together - we also bonded watching this film. She's been gone 10 years now. Sometimes we still watch it .... together...
People have no idea how hard it was to hear this version before UA-cam. For anyone who wants to know who plays and sings this masterpiece it’s ‘USSR Symphony Orchestra Russian State Symphony Orchestra’
This proves that Oscar "Manny" Manheim indeed, feels pity & mercy. For he would not bother to decouple the lead engine, thus sparring Buck & the girl from their demise. He even puts some emotions by waving goodbye to to a pleading Buck to shut down the engine😢😢😢 Conclusion: By feeling pity, Manny is a beast indeed, not human.
Along with The WARRIORS (1979 Film) Runaway Train (Tiny Lister & Danny Trejo in Movie) is my All Time FAV Movie, The ending is sad, I wish they had 2 more Sequel's, Runaway Train "BACK ON TRACK - MANNY LIVES" and finally Part 3 "DE-RAILED". That would have been Awesome!!! JON VOIGHT/ERIC ROBERTS/REBECCA DeMORNAY were awesome!!!
Rock on young dudes. 46 year old here who started watching real film at 10. Build your portfolio of art and beauty. It inoculates you from garbage, low standards instead keeping you focused on quality. This standard, which this music is a peice of is a choice. One were all glad to see you kids making. Rock on. Quality.
Despite being an American production, this had to be one of the most Russian movied I've ever seen. It was directed Andrei Konchalovsky, which explains a lot. It was one the most memorable endings to a movie ever saw, I saw it as a kid, and stuck with me ever since.
John Voight...one of the greatest actors of all time. You want to hate Manny in the movie, but then you want to save him...and then you realize...he saves himsel , he is a beast, but with pity because he doles out the justice Rankin, not him... deserved.
@@tomfitzpatrick7335meaning I think despite him being a high security level prisoner, you can’t help but feel sorry for him and you want him to find peace, which is what he did. He takes out Ranken with him; the man who denies his freedom, but can deny it no further. As for “he saves himself” I think that means Manny has found peace, and goes out on his own terms by his own hand.
One of the most haunting and emotional scenes to the end of a film I have ever seen. The music too perfectly represented what was happening. There aren't many films that make me cry but this is one of them.
I agree. I must have this played at my funeral. I have 3 other songs I would like played. They are all here on UA-cam, and I'd be honored if you checked them out: The Truth Will Always Be by Pat Matheny Group Kalahari Down by Orville Peck And then, just to leave properly (And kick everybody in the butt) Go Like Elijah by Chi Coltrane
An amazing piece to conclude one of the best movies of all time. It still chills me to this day but also feel remorseful too. the sharp choir voice at 1:29 still gets me and is by far my favorite part of the track.
Seeing the whiteout of snow blasting Manny in the face and the howling of the lonely wind in the bitter cold compliments the vocals and the high tones of the music that gets me.....so vibrant, so lonely, yet so dynamic and heartfelt melancholy.
Jonah, the last prisoner smiling in the end, is Eddie Bunker and he wrote the screenplay for the film. He was no stranger to prison, being the youngest inmate to serve at San Quentin. A great crime writer and actor (Reservoir Dogs), his criminal background made him the perfect type cast for the part. His first novel was called No Beast So Fierce.
I first caught this movie when I was a teen, staying up late night, only 3-4 channels available back then, and this movie play - oh boy what a treat that was! Never forgot it and I just loved the music - especially this song. Loved this film. Thank you for the upload
I found this music at the end of this amazing movie and was struck too deep for words. I listened to other renditions of this music and this one is so very special, making it perhaps my favorite music track of all time. "Gloria" is celebrating the glory of God, "Pax Terra" is this section or movement of a larger is Peace on Earth, this is a section or "movement" of a larger
Ranken: "What about that punk and the girl?" Manny: "Oh no. It's just you and me." *Goes out and uncouples the front engine from the rest* Buck: "MANNY SHUT IT DOWN! MANNY, GOD DAMN IT! SHUT DOWN MANNY! MANNY! SHUT IT DOWN IS ALL YOU GOTTA DO! MANNY! Sara: He knows what he wants do. *Buck continues screaming at Manny, while he climbs on top of the engine* Buck: He did it. He did it.
@@TheVitalik715 no the gp40-2 is dead in the film the real engine the two gp7 one is still running and one is in a deadline. 3010 is still running on the arr and f7a 1500 is a display piece
Screenplay - Akira Kurosawa, Director - Andrey Konchalovsky! Music - Trevor Jones. A Japanese, a Russian and American, and, of course the brilliant actors, and I still think that it was the best part of Jon Voight, Eric Robetrs and Rebecca De Mornay!!! One of the best movies I have ever seen, amd I agree, absolutely underrated!!!
agreed sir! and my personal pick would be at 4:00 To me, the vocalist harmonizes perfectly the very the essence of "all hope fading away." Wonderful piece of musical despair
I absolutely Love how Manny tells Renko: "I am Free"!!!! And then tells Renko: "Oh no, just You and Me!" Reminds me of SG1 series where a few seasons in, the Jeffa would proclaim , after being mortally wounded: "I Die Free"!!!! Exactly what Manny was trying to convey..... We ALL Live and Die Free!!!!
Ron Inbar (just saying) but, he cud have sliped his troth out wiht a peace of broken glass then, he cud have stopped the engine and run away too, but o’ well.
This is a haunting but beautiful piece of music. I saw the ending of this film on TV when I was a kid, but I never knew it's name until I saw the movie again on UA-cam just a few months ago. I'm so glad I did-it was like a missing part of my life that was filled up after so many years. I've long been a fan of trains (real and miniature), so this was a big thing for me.
Watched it again last night, with the commentary track. Awesome film. i recognize the prison from its appearance in several other films, including "Diggstown" and "Fast Walking".
I was blown away when I saw this movie during my teens: the music, the script, the images.... The 3 characters who are masterfully portrayed by a single rant. The Warden explaining to the prisoners where they stand in the great chain of being. The scatterbrained rapist who dreams of Las Vegas. The bruttally honest Manie who tells him how he will shine this spot. I wish I could write like this. I wonder whether Korusawa wrote it the way we see it in the film.
First there's God, then the warden, then my guards, then the dogs out there in the kennel, and finally, you. Pieces of human waste. No good to yourselves or anybody else.
For those who don't see their self as a human I know how you feel I have suffered from depression bipolar disorder and physical and mental emotional and verbal abuse the turmoil I havefrom my mother made me feel unloved unwanted and nothing more than a prisoner I felt like Manheim win-lose what's the difference because that's sometimes how it is no matter what when lose there ain't no difference the pain is still there
But he made sure his fellow convict and the girl didnt perish. I look at it as deep down he wasnt an animal but chose to show compasion. You and I can show compasion
I understand what you are saying I had OCD for more than 20 years .....I know what is to be rejected. ......hated.....misunderstood.......considered marginal So pain is something we live within our veins ......win or loose .....what is the difference? When Jon Voight character says that line it breaks my heart till this day
as a furry, i know the pain of being hated, and yet, this movie shows that everyone struggles with life from time to time. it is a great movie t ease my constant sadness towards life
You are loved, that’s a piece of this complex perfection, this music we’re all drawn too. I hear in the peace a yearning, a burning realization of how tragic life can be, all the sharp pain of the heart, the dreams, the dashed plans, all handed over to the light. To a searing light of return. Or redemption, of timelessness. The searing perfection, its bright heat replacing all that we think is broken, all that is I fact just separated from this deeper source. At 47, I’m now returning to love as the cure for fear, the cure for anger, the cure for isolation. I hear that and more in this music. God it’s perfect.
Ron, I' could not agree with you more. I just watched this movie again I've seen it many times), and I wish there were more made like it. The ending was truly a masterpiece. The melody played during it has always stuck with me, so I just looked it up. To my surprise, it is a Vivaldi work; last few years, I have become quite a fan of his. Many kudos to those that put this movie together.
This vintage Russian (who else with a choir like that!!!) recording from Melodiya was remixed with electronic music c effects. Try and listen to the Negri version on Philips CD as the original 18th century score has a power and driving force all of its own. Having said that this music adds to the spell binding close of the film which I believe wowed the judges at the Cannes Film Festival. Thanks for uploading. The other great Railroad movie is Emperorr of the North with Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine.
a masterpiece of runaway movie,while the stakes wherent that high,its impactful,that at its most the ending... ... ... they really dont make em like they used to....
This film is from 1985. If you listen to some of Jones' music from Angel Heart (1987) and Mississippi Burning (1988) there is a very similar vibe ...with or without saxophone/vocal .... it's gorgeous, moody, ambient, tragic ..... If anyone can describe these pieces more eloquently than me then I would be happy to read them 🙂
Like some indelible stamp, this music is imprinted in my brain....as is the final scene in this incredible film, Vought's best.. it's about freedom bought at a terrible price; but freedom nonetheless. Vought lost out to William Hurt for Best Actor Oscar.....nothing against Hurt but the Oscar was Vought's, plain and simple. Great line: The 'little bitty spot' monologue........Manny to Buck: " You listening to me!! Pay attention to what I'm sayin' m......f......!!"
I thought you was my friend! I thought we was partners. Shiet, you know, you're worse than Rankin when the truth comes out. At least he's up front with his bulls**t. You was a hero! You was a hero to all of us.
In the end, Manny has a second thought about the two "couple" in the second locomotive, he manages to uncouple the first locomotive from the rest of the train, whilst his "Partner" screams and shouts, (MANNY!! SHUT IT DOWN!! THATS ALL YOU GOTTA DO!! MANNY!!) But Manny, having been in prison for a long time, doesn't wish to go back, and if the police wont let him be free, then he will die to earn his freedom, while taking the Warden of Stonehaven with him. The ending is very ironic in my view, this movie is an older version of the 2010 movie "Unstoppable", but as many have seen the movie I'm sure, its a "closed ending" movie, with the train in this case 777 and 767, Dash-9`s being stopped by the SD40-2 1206, and thus having a happy ending, whilst this blast from the past is a "open ending" with Manny, the GP38-2 and the Warden of Stonehaven Maximum Security Prison, speeding into the snow and fog, you hear nothing apart from the ambient music, but inside you KNOW that the train derailed, killing all three in the process. After watching this movie the whole way through, this movie treats the train like an animal, which if you didnt notice is exactly what the 2010 Unstoppable movie did, But after seeing its dramatic, sad, quite, and rather quick ending, it makes me believe that the train GP38-2 is still there, as if it was a real incident. When you think about it, the locomotive, and 2 men, would`ve been preserved by the cold conditions, making it merely a creepy as well as logical movie. In all a great movie, I dont understand why the movie is so underrated nowadays but never-the-nun-the-less it is still a great movie, and one to remember for all time! "No man too fierce, but knows a touch of pity and therefore am no beast" Richard III - William Shakespeare.
@@robertchapman2174 I'm glad you brought up this question as if you have watched the movie which I am not denying, the 3rd person is in fact a women named "Sara" she was a engineer on the train before it was a part in this movie, she was taking a nap when the train slammed through the caboose of Eastbound 12 or 1605, together they all attempt to slow down the train enough for Manny and Buck to get off the train and go on foot. By doing this they needed to bust the electrical cables between the locomotives in order for them to be shut down one at a time, all goes well until they arrive at the second locomotive, in this case it is a F7A streamliner the same one featured in "SilverStreaker". If in this movie you are referring to the Warden AKA Rankin, he boards the train right near the end, both Manny and Rankin die in the end, whilst saving Buck and Sara in the process. Thank-you for asking this question, Have a good day.
@@Viper-CT she shouldn't have been sleeping, if so, she should have been doing it in the front lol therefore she can hit the emergency stop button and shut it down for good.
@@robertchapman2174 Agreed, but in this movie, as the original writer made it, he made it so that she was sitting in the second locomotive, I suggest watching the movie for yourself, I found a free version on UA-cam itself free for public use, only downside, there are nagging subtitles in Arabic. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/qIIIuFVGC3E/v-deo.html
Mabey because it’s a low budget movie with only one famous actor but, but it still should be pretty famous like the movie duel cuz it’s not the actors that matters it’s (actually the story) then the actors, but story first.
this fits the RP scenario im in Right now, my character just learned that he is too dangerous to be kept alive by the spirits he helped bring back to consult by weilding a magic stone
Huh’ funny/wired though, (I searched like it sed in the end credits fore “Gloria” by Verdi but wen I played it it didn’t sounded at all right like this was) anyone knows way? 🤷♂️🤔and if not, O’ well good I found this anyway by writing, (runaway train soundtrack but, still) thanks in advance (really) fore your though/ hypothesis abut the question bye.
madmoiselle007 hi, and sorry fore the late reply I didn’t saw you until I come back here just now, anyway ya I thought it was Vivaldi something but, it sed on the end credits it was called Gloria, so wired anyway thanks fore answering.
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"You was a Hero! You was a hero to all of us, back in that shit hole... You was a hero..." I can still hear the heartbreak in his voice. Eric Roberts owned that part.
This was the most HAUNTING ending song and scene I've ever seen my 44 years on this Earth (and I've seen "the 1001 you need to see before you die" and then some. 'Manny' standing on top of that speeding train engine, riding to his certain death is the hardest (gangsta or epic) scene of a character EVER! Jon Voight's performance was legendary.
Same
Yes, the same....
True, it is such a visceral feeling -- that combo of his video (suicide) and the haunting song. Perfect combo. Even listening to the music alone is powerful and at 1:28 I literally get a shiver in my spine and think of death/sadness. But also somehow a slight feeling of happiness and life creeps in as well. Very profound moment in the movie. Man on a mission type of movie with a somehow dignified suicide at the end. Still sad despite the slightly positive circumstance of him taking out his enemy with him. I can't believe this movie isn't more well regarded and higher rated. It is AWESOME. Literally a video/audio proxy for life and death at the same time.
I got the goose bumps reading your post. Well written and spot on.
Let’s not say that.
Only a Russian could perform such a magnificent piece beyond the threshold that Vivaldi intended.
Jon Voight-Manny Forever🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ All the sadness and pain of human existence is encapsulated in this music, and I cry desperately every time I listen to it 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
"No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity."
"But I know none, and therefore am no beast."
richard 3th 👍👍
William Shakespeare
What exactly does those two quotes mean?
@@myrtistaylor5759
Lady Anne is challenging Richard III (she's the first line, he's the second) by saying that there is no beast, not matter how fierce, that does not feel pity.
Richard counters her claim by essentially saying "Well, by your rules, if I know nothing of pity, I prove that I am human rather than a beast."
@@CruelestChris ohh okay now it makes sense. Cause in the movie the women calls manny an animal and he replies "no worse, human"
My father and I loved watching this movie together. We bonded through out the years with this film. The sound track is incredible. No cgi bullshit in this film, all raw and real. They don't make movies like this anymore. This was john voights' best.
Damn right there! Beautiful haunting music ... we are all on that train are we not? Waiting for death ...
Yea I actually seen little bit of the movie on UA-cam and tried to watch it it’s such a great movie
"You're gonna get yourself a job..." Great moment.
Yeah, my old Mom and i would watch this together - we also bonded watching this film.
She's been gone 10 years now. Sometimes we still watch it .... together...
Average movie brought to life by the soundtrack which was out of this world.Rankin was brilliantly acted
People have no idea how hard it was to hear this version before UA-cam.
For anyone who wants to know who plays and sings this masterpiece it’s ‘USSR Symphony Orchestra
Russian State Symphony Orchestra’
Yes they did an amazing job.
It's so so amazing..
Lovely
"What about that punk and the girl?"
"Oh no. It's just you and me."
Buck: Manny, Manny shut it down!!!
Sara: He knows what he want to do.
Buck: He did it, he did it.
This proves that Oscar "Manny" Manheim indeed, feels pity & mercy. For he would not bother to decouple the lead engine, thus sparring Buck & the girl from their demise. He even puts some emotions by waving goodbye to to a pleading Buck to shut down the engine😢😢😢
Conclusion: By feeling pity, Manny is a beast indeed, not human.
we all die alone brother.
No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity... Therefore i am no beast.
@@georgewilliams8357watched it again tonite after watching it in the 90s as a teen it sure pulls ok the heart strings as a grown man now
Such an underrated movie !!
At least it’s very good
I'm worse I'm human.... This movie always has me in tears.
Sadly yes
EXTREMELY underrated!
I recall it getting three Oscar nominations in 1986. One of the nominations was for Best Actor.
I also loved the Alaska scenery. This movie sparked my interest in the state of Alaska. The stark white wilderness...wow!!
1:28 “MANNY SHUT IT DOWN GOD DAMNIT SHUT IT DOWN THATS ALL YOU GOTTA DO MANNY SHUT IT DOWN THATS ALL YOU GOTTA DO MANNY!!!!!!”
“He knows what he wants to do”
Still one of my favorite films. I found a VHS of it for 50 cents at a garage sale in the early 2000's, and I've been re-watching it ever since.
Their lost for sure!
Along with The WARRIORS (1979 Film) Runaway Train (Tiny Lister & Danny Trejo in Movie) is my All Time FAV Movie, The ending is sad, I wish they had 2 more Sequel's, Runaway Train "BACK ON TRACK - MANNY LIVES" and finally Part 3 "DE-RAILED". That would have been Awesome!!! JON VOIGHT/ERIC ROBERTS/REBECCA DeMORNAY were awesome!!!
Whoever disliked such a masterpiece just committed a crime. I'm only 15 and I still think this is a great movie. Thumbs down to the 2 of you.
13 year old here
@@bobross4449 Aye, welcome to the teenage railfanning life.
@@LakeStateRailfan oh also a 3rd fool did it
@@bobross4449 HOW DARE THEY
Rock on young dudes. 46 year old here who started watching real film at 10. Build your portfolio of art and beauty. It inoculates you from garbage, low standards instead keeping you focused on quality. This standard, which this music is a peice of is a choice. One were all glad to see you kids making. Rock on. Quality.
cry every time :(
A hidden gem of a movie, it really slips under the radar and doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.
It's like the band "X". Don't people realize this exists?!
I almost cried from the ending.
Still get chills listening to this
"You are an animal!! No. Worse.... I am a human!!".... Salute ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Despite being an American production, this had to be one of the most Russian movied I've ever seen. It was directed Andrei Konchalovsky, which explains a lot. It was one the most memorable endings to a movie ever saw, I saw it as a kid, and stuck with me ever since.
I am free, Rankin. I am free.
Rankin: You think you've won, I know how to die too.
@@georgewilliams8357 win, win lose whats the difference
What about that punk and the girl?
Manny shut it down!!!!!!
@@W4RR3N-AX that punk
Haunting....music and the film!
John Voight...one of the greatest actors of all time. You want to hate Manny in the movie, but then you want to save him...and then you realize...he saves himsel , he is a beast, but with pity because he doles out the justice Rankin, not him... deserved.
Meaning?
@@tomfitzpatrick7335meaning I think despite him being a high security level prisoner, you can’t help but feel sorry for him and you want him to find peace, which is what he did. He takes out Ranken with him; the man who denies his freedom, but can deny it no further. As for “he saves himself” I think that means Manny has found peace, and goes out on his own terms by his own hand.
One of the most haunting and emotional scenes to the end of a film I have ever seen. The music too perfectly represented what was happening. There aren't many films that make me cry but this is one of them.
Beautiful, haunting and sad. You can't get much of a better emotional soundtrack. I want this particular track played at my funeral.
I've always thought the same thing about my funeral and this music...
I agree. I must have this played at my funeral. I have 3 other songs I would like played. They are all here on UA-cam, and I'd be honored if you checked them out:
The Truth Will Always Be by Pat Matheny Group
Kalahari Down by Orville Peck
And then, just to leave properly
(And kick everybody in the butt)
Go Like Elijah by Chi Coltrane
An amazing piece to conclude one of the best movies of all time. It still chills me to this day but also feel remorseful too. the sharp choir voice at 1:29 still gets me and is by far my favorite part of the track.
"No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity. But I know none, and therefore am no beast.” ― William Shakespeare, Richard III.
1:40 always gets me
@Thunderbolt! Hey Man I think you would decent reviewing Train Flicks on your up and coming Channel.
(just my two cents worth )
Haunting voices from Russia. Couldn't have done it better.
Seeing the whiteout of snow blasting Manny in the face and the howling of the lonely wind in the bitter cold compliments the vocals and the high tones of the music that gets me.....so vibrant, so lonely, yet so dynamic and heartfelt melancholy.
Best classical piece I've ever heard
Jon Voight is so fucking amazing in this movie.
Why on Earth is this not on Spotify ? Am I missing something ?? It’s beautiful 😍
Probably cant make money off it
It is on Spotify just not the film ver
You want the UA-cam link?
@@homersimpson8414 yes pls
This song should’ve been called “Manny’s Redemption”
Jonah, the last prisoner smiling in the end, is Eddie Bunker and he wrote the screenplay for the film. He was no stranger to prison, being the youngest inmate to serve at San Quentin. A great crime writer and actor (Reservoir Dogs), his criminal background made him the perfect type cast for the part. His first novel was called No Beast So Fierce.
Fitting quote for the ending too.
Beautifully done music wise. I didn't know that Vivaldi wrote this piece!! Classic Music for the ages.
Timeless masterpiece! 🖤
Voices of the Gods appeal for compassion to the Human race with all its faults
et terra in pax....vivaldi...ingenious....the soundtrack as well as the original
I first caught this movie when I was a teen, staying up late night, only 3-4 channels available back then, and this movie play - oh boy what a treat that was! Never forgot it and I just loved the music - especially this song. Loved this film. Thank you for the upload
I found this music at the end of this amazing movie and was struck too deep for words. I listened to other renditions of this music and this one is so very special, making it perhaps my favorite music track of all time. "Gloria" is celebrating the glory of God, "Pax Terra" is this section or movement of a larger is Peace on Earth, this is a section or "movement" of a larger
Ranken: "What about that punk and the girl?"
Manny: "Oh no. It's just you and me."
*Goes out and uncouples the front engine from the rest*
Buck: "MANNY SHUT IT DOWN! MANNY, GOD DAMN IT! SHUT DOWN MANNY! MANNY! SHUT IT DOWN IS ALL YOU GOTTA DO! MANNY!
Sara: He knows what he wants do.
*Buck continues screaming at Manny, while he climbs on top of the engine*
Buck: He did it. He did it.
Win.... lose.... what's the difference
@@judyhopps9380 I actually don't know...
*The f7a stops running as the MU cables were disconnected*
GP40-2: Alive
F7A: Died (With Alaska RR Squeme)
Two GP7: Alive
@@TheVitalik715 no the gp40-2 is dead in the film the real engine the two gp7 one is still running and one is in a deadline. 3010 is still running on the arr and f7a 1500 is a display piece
"Win, lose, what's the difference?...".
--Manny.
such a way to end the best runaway train film of all time
Screenplay - Akira Kurosawa, Director - Andrey Konchalovsky! Music - Trevor Jones. A Japanese, a Russian and American, and, of course the brilliant actors, and I still think that it was the best part of Jon Voight, Eric Robetrs and Rebecca De Mornay!!! One of the best movies I have ever seen, amd I agree, absolutely underrated!!!
2:40 Will always get me.
agreed sir!
and my personal pick would be at 4:00 To me, the vocalist harmonizes perfectly the very the essence of "all hope fading away." Wonderful piece of musical despair
MANNY! GODDAMMIT MANNY SHUT IT DOWN! THAT'S ALL YOU GOTTA DO! MANNY GOD DAMMIT SHUT IT DOWN! MANNY!
I absolutely Love how Manny tells Renko: "I am Free"!!!! And then tells Renko:
"Oh no, just You and Me!"
Reminds me of SG1 series where a few seasons in, the Jeffa would proclaim , after being mortally wounded:
"I Die Free"!!!!
Exactly what Manny was trying to convey.....
We ALL Live and Die Free!!!!
Manny was a hero for sacrificing his soul to save the others
He didn't have to sacrifice himself. He could have shut the engine down. He did it to kill Ranken and to avoid going back to prison.
Ron Inbar (just saying) but, he cud have sliped his troth out wiht a peace of broken glass then, he cud have stopped the engine and run away too, but o’ well.
And he saved his own Soul
Even the toughest people have a soft spot. He had a heart deep down and didn't want Buck and Sara die, so that's why he let them live their lives
forever a target in prison with one hand best to fade out on top
This is a haunting but beautiful piece of music. I saw the ending of this film on TV when I was a kid, but I never knew it's name until I saw the movie again on UA-cam just a few months ago. I'm so glad I did-it was like a missing part of my life that was filled up after so many years. I've long been a fan of trains (real and miniature), so this was a big thing for me.
Love this movie 💓💓💓
Right music for the great masterpiece movie.... Salute... ❤❤❤👏👏👏
It is excellent, it is sublime, it is stimulating to the senses and moves your soul
Watched it again last night, with the commentary track. Awesome film. i recognize the prison from its appearance in several other films, including "Diggstown" and "Fast Walking".
I was blown away when I saw this movie during my teens: the music, the script, the images.... The 3 characters who are masterfully portrayed by a single rant. The Warden explaining to the prisoners where they stand in the great chain of being. The scatterbrained rapist who dreams of Las Vegas. The bruttally honest Manie who tells him how he will shine this spot. I wish I could write like this. I wonder whether Korusawa wrote it the way we see it in the film.
*Statutory r@pe.
First there's God, then the warden, then my guards, then the dogs out there in the kennel, and finally, you. Pieces of human waste. No good to yourselves or anybody else.
what a great movie...
Yes, even sometimes a Diesel locomotive is harder to stop than a Steam locomotive
For those who don't see their self as a human I know how you feel I have suffered from depression bipolar disorder and physical and mental emotional and verbal abuse the turmoil I havefrom my mother made me feel unloved unwanted and nothing more than a prisoner I felt like Manheim win-lose what's the difference because that's sometimes how it is no matter what when lose there ain't no difference the pain is still there
This movie is helpful especially in our difficult times....
But he made sure his fellow convict and the girl didnt perish. I look at it as deep down he wasnt an animal but chose to show compasion. You and I can show compasion
I understand what you are saying
I had OCD for more than 20 years .....I know what is to be rejected. ......hated.....misunderstood.......considered marginal
So pain is something we live within our veins ......win or loose .....what is the difference?
When Jon Voight character says that line it breaks my heart till this day
as a furry, i know the pain of being hated, and yet, this movie shows that everyone struggles with life from time to time. it is a great movie t ease my constant sadness towards life
You are loved, that’s a piece of this complex perfection, this music we’re all drawn too. I hear in the peace a yearning, a burning realization of how tragic life can be, all the sharp pain of the heart, the dreams, the dashed plans, all handed over to the light. To a searing light of return. Or redemption, of timelessness. The searing perfection, its bright heat replacing all that we think is broken, all that is I fact just separated from this deeper source. At 47, I’m now returning to love as the cure for fear, the cure for anger, the cure for isolation. I hear that and more in this music. God it’s perfect.
“No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity, but I know none, therefore am no beast.” -King Richard III, William Shakespeare (1564-1616).
One of the best movie ending scores of all time, up there with Collateral (2004) and District 9 (2009).
Ron, I' could not agree with you more. I just watched this movie again I've seen it many times), and I wish there were more made like it. The ending was truly a masterpiece. The melody played during it has always stuck with me, so I just looked it up. To my surprise, it is a Vivaldi work; last few years, I have become quite a fan of his. Many kudos to those that put this movie together.
:'(... goodbye Manny
No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity. But I know none, and therefore am no beast.” - William Shakespeare
This vintage Russian (who else with a choir like that!!!) recording from Melodiya was remixed with electronic music c effects. Try and listen to the Negri version on Philips CD as the original 18th century score has a power and driving force all of its own. Having said that this music adds to the spell binding close of the film which I believe wowed the judges at the Cannes Film Festival. Thanks for uploading. The other great Railroad movie is Emperorr of the North with Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine.
One must count on oneself.
Omg!😢 this is beautiful!
Great movie
3:43 this part is very sad sounding not gonna lie
a masterpiece of runaway movie,while the stakes wherent that high,its impactful,that at its most the ending...
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they really dont make em like they used to....
This film is from 1985. If you listen to some of Jones' music from Angel Heart (1987) and Mississippi Burning (1988) there is a very similar vibe ...with or without saxophone/vocal .... it's gorgeous, moody, ambient, tragic ..... If anyone can describe these pieces more eloquently than me then I would be happy to read them 🙂
amazing thats oll . Amazing,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!AMAZING.
I wish this sound track was on Apple Music
Travis Powell I know right ! it’s not available anywhere 😐
@@michaelprice6776 Have you checked Amazon?
hell yes, i would love it on Apple music
Just download it off here
Na minha opinião,a melhor atuação de John Voight, o filme é um épico inesquecível,único,incomparável.A trilha sonora é igualmente insuperável
Like some indelible stamp, this music is imprinted in my brain....as is the final scene in this incredible film, Vought's best.. it's about freedom bought at a terrible price; but freedom nonetheless. Vought lost out to William Hurt for Best Actor Oscar.....nothing against Hurt but the Oscar was Vought's, plain and simple. Great line: The 'little bitty spot' monologue........Manny to Buck: " You listening to me!! Pay attention to what I'm sayin' m......f......!!"
Jon *Voight not Vought.
The drama!
Super movie!!! Super J Voight !!! Super Eric Roberts
They don’t make movies like this anymore
a masterpiece beautyfull
When tulip mania dies down, all that remains are pretty flowers.
what are you referring to?
I like to think manny jumped at last minute and got away and lived a long life in the mountains
I would like to think so too, but I also think he went out with peace, on his own accord.
I thought you was my friend! I thought we was partners. Shiet, you know, you're worse than Rankin when the truth comes out. At least he's up front with his bulls**t. You was a hero! You was a hero to all of us.
In the end, Manny has a second thought about the two "couple" in the second locomotive, he manages to uncouple the first locomotive from the rest of the train, whilst his "Partner" screams and shouts, (MANNY!! SHUT IT DOWN!! THATS ALL YOU GOTTA DO!! MANNY!!) But Manny, having been in prison for a long time, doesn't wish to go back, and if the police wont let him be free, then he will die to earn his freedom, while taking the Warden of Stonehaven with him.
The ending is very ironic in my view, this movie is an older version of the 2010 movie "Unstoppable", but as many have seen the movie I'm sure, its a "closed ending" movie, with the train in this case 777 and 767, Dash-9`s being stopped by the SD40-2 1206, and thus having a happy ending, whilst this blast from the past is a "open ending" with Manny, the GP38-2 and the Warden of Stonehaven Maximum Security Prison, speeding into the snow and fog, you hear nothing apart from the ambient music, but inside you KNOW that the train derailed, killing all three in the process.
After watching this movie the whole way through, this movie treats the train like an animal, which if you didnt notice is exactly what the 2010 Unstoppable movie did, But after seeing its dramatic, sad, quite, and rather quick ending, it makes me believe that the train GP38-2 is still there, as if it was a real incident. When you think about it, the locomotive, and 2 men, would`ve been preserved by the cold conditions, making it merely a creepy as well as logical movie.
In all a great movie, I dont understand why the movie is so underrated nowadays but never-the-nun-the-less it is still a great movie, and one to remember for all time!
"No man too fierce, but knows a touch of pity and therefore am no beast"
Richard III - William Shakespeare.
where'd you get a third person? i thought there were two in that GP35/GP40-2
@@robertchapman2174 I'm glad you brought up this question as if you have watched the movie which I am not denying, the 3rd person is in fact a women named "Sara" she was a engineer on the train before it was a part in this movie, she was taking a nap when the train slammed through the caboose of Eastbound 12 or 1605, together they all attempt to slow down the train enough for Manny and Buck to get off the train and go on foot.
By doing this they needed to bust the electrical cables between the locomotives in order for them to be shut down one at a time, all goes well until they arrive at the second locomotive, in this case it is a F7A streamliner the same one featured in "SilverStreaker".
If in this movie you are referring to the Warden AKA Rankin, he boards the train right near the end, both Manny and Rankin die in the end, whilst saving Buck and Sara in the process.
Thank-you for asking this question, Have a good day.
@@Viper-CT she shouldn't have been sleeping, if so, she should have been doing it in the front lol therefore she can hit the emergency stop button and shut it down for good.
@@robertchapman2174 Agreed, but in this movie, as the original writer made it, he made it so that she was sitting in the second locomotive, I suggest watching the movie for yourself, I found a free version on UA-cam itself free for public use, only downside, there are nagging subtitles in Arabic.
Here is the link:
ua-cam.com/video/qIIIuFVGC3E/v-deo.html
@@Viper-CT nope mgm removed it
fucking LOVE this movie since it came out
"One must count on oneself. You think I'm waiting for a miracle to happen? No, I'm going out there, that's what I'm doing!".
Shut it down that’s all you gotta do!!!
He knows what he wants to do...
@@angryocker6085 he did it he did it.
"Win, lose, what's the difference?...".
What about the punk and the girl?
@@irineoluna84 Oh, no. It's just you and me.
Best movie of course it's not so popular WHY IS THAT!!
Mabey because it’s a low budget movie with only one famous actor but, but it still should be pretty famous like the movie duel cuz it’s not the actors that matters it’s (actually the story) then the actors, but story first.
Just watched this great movie over on Odysee.
Freedom at last...
You gonna clea that spot ...
How do you improve on Bach??? Add a wail at 1:28. I've heard it countless times, and my blood turn to ice every time I hear it.
It's Vivaldi.
@@RonInbar (facepalm) Yeah, I knew. My brain took a vacation while I was writing that.
this fits the RP scenario im in Right now, my character just learned that he is too dangerous to be kept alive by the spirits he helped bring back to consult by weilding a magic stone
Everyone starts to hear his own adagio inside when death is coming.
I thought you was my friend. I thought we was partners.
2:41
haunted me for 30 years
最後はショックでした。あの世に向かって行く姿は
子供の頃の私には衝撃的過ぎた
“I thought you was my friend. I thought we was partners.”
“MANNY SHUT IT DOWN MANNY GODDAMN IT”
Huh’ funny/wired though, (I searched like it sed in the end credits fore “Gloria” by Verdi but wen I played it it didn’t sounded at all right like this was) anyone knows way? 🤷♂️🤔and if not, O’ well good I found this anyway by writing, (runaway train soundtrack but, still) thanks in advance (really) fore your though/ hypothesis abut the question bye.
It’s Vivaldi “Et in terra pax” ..Trevor jones made some arrangements
madmoiselle007 hi, and sorry fore the late reply I didn’t saw you until I come back here just now, anyway ya I thought it was Vivaldi something but, it sed on the end credits it was called Gloria, so wired anyway thanks fore answering.
I dunno. Possibly Manny climbed on top of the engine for a chance of being thrown free and surviving. 🤔
"La bestia no será tan feroz si puede sentir algo de misericordia, pero yo no la conozco. Y sin embargo, no soy una bestia"
Me: “Oh Cool, Runaway Train is Free with Ads.”
UA-cam: “Oh, I don’t Think So.”
Me: Sees that Runaway Train is now a Need to Pay Movie.
Me:
reminds me of albinoni's adagio, mozart's lacrimosa and requiem for a dream
No beast so fierce knows but some touch of pity. But I know none; therefore am no beast.