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My personal favorite would be the Fritz Lang noir classic Human Desire (1954); Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahame and Broderick Crawford (Who could better play a "railroad bull"?) in a tale of an engineer caught in a love triangle.
The constant repeat of the same "passing scenery" (hard-core rail buffs will recognize it as the Amtrak Northeast Corridor near Trenton, NJ) is about the only technical flaw I can cite, and the camera angles and scenes of a classic locomotive of the time (an American Locomotive Co (ALCO) model "PA") are a delight.
Last edited by 2nd trick op; 12-26-2014 at 06:21 PM..
My personal favorite would be the Fritz Lang noir classic Human Desire (1954)
The original: Jean Renoir's La bête humaine (1938), (aka The Human Beast or Judas Was a Woman.
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