The Train (Burt Lancaster 1964 DVDrip).avi

Oberst von Waldheim wants to bring modern paintings, the ones the Nazis called "degenerated", out of Paris before the Allied Forces liberate Paris. He is able to persuade his bosses to give him the train. Labiche, a French railway official is asked by the management of the museum to stop this train, but he is not willing to risk the life of his people for art. But when his old friend Boule is shot by the Germans accusing him for sabotage on the engine he starts to work against the Germans, and tries to delay the departure of the train until the Allied are arriving. (Taken from the IMDb)



This is another one of those really great WW2 flicks. The intrigue and suspense will have you glued to your seat all the way through! It's a very good quality DVDrip. I hope you enjoy. ;-)



Video: DivX mpeg4, 720 x 400 (16:9 widescreen), 29.97 fps (NTSC), 1938 kbps

Audio: mp3, stereo, 48000 Hz, 256 kbps

Runtime: 2 hours 7 minutes 39 seconds



P.S. There's about a 30-45 second black screen at the beginning. The original film had thanks here to all the French railway works who helped make the film possible. Why United Artists decided to take it out for the DVD release is beyond me. It was a nice tribute, I thought.