The Great Train Robbery (1903) 1080p.H264.muto.Aac

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The Great Train Robbery (1903) 1080p.H264.muto.Aac
  • Release date: 7 Dec 1903
  • Release year: 1903
  • Runtime: 11 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: national film registry, posse, train station, shootout, breaking the fourth wall, outlaw gang, horse, train, hold up, dance hall
  • Budget: $150
Plot Storyline
A group of bandits stage a brazen train hold-up, only to find a determined posse hot on their heels.
Composed of fourteen separate shots of non-continuous, non-overlapping action, Edwin S. Porter's spectacle-and-drama-laden short is widely acknowledged as the first narrative film to have achieved temporal continuity of action. Establishing a realistic narrative, the partially hand-tinted, eleven-minute-long escapade depicts the audacious attempt of a ruthless gang of bandits to rob a passenger train in broad daylight. The action-packed film includes suspenseful sequences of the robbers' infiltration, exciting bright-orange-yellow dynamite explosions, and climactic scenes of pursuit by a band of brave heroes. Lastly, a startling final shot awaited the then-unaccustomed-to-violence audiences, putting the unsuspecting spectators in the hapless passengers' shoes.

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