Money Train

About This Movie

Money Train, directed by Joseph Ruben, blends action and comedy with a crime twist. The film captures the gritty vibe of 90s New York, showcasing the underground subway culture. Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson's chemistry as foster brothers is a highlight, bringing both humor and tension to the story. The pacing has this fun rhythm—it's quick, but there are moments where it takes a breath, letting the characters' motives simmer. The heist plot feels fresh, and the practical effects in the subway scenes add a tangible sense of danger. Plus, there’s an interesting commentary on loyalty and betrayal, which runs deeper than you’d expect. Definitely has that unique 90s charm.

Strong performances by Snipes and HarrelsonInteresting exploration of brotherhood themesDistinctive 90s New York setting