Not being a fan of Hugh myself, I didn't expect too much from the film. And that is exactly what I got - not very much! The story, as the title would suggest, involves a train but this bears no relevance to the plot whatsoever. After reading the blurb and expecting something along the lines of Under Siege meets Poirot, I was met with a seemingly endless onslaught of slow-motion stares, painfully wooden acting, and a plot that made absolutely no sense to me. The ending simply made me laugh as there was no wrapping up of any kind, in an already tattered and thread-bare story. For each scene in the film a dozen question marks flooded my brain and I was unable to fathom any meaning. What the director was trying to convey in this film, I really am not sure. The genre of film is still ambiguous to me... action? Thriller? Horror? :S Please stay away from this film, in fact, I recommend you go back in time and stop yourself from ever looking at this review... just go back to wherever you were before you decided to come to this page.
Review of Night Train to Venice
