Time Bomb

1953
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1h 12min

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Glenn Ford and Anne Vernon in Time Bomb (1953)

Después de que un terrorista coloque una bomba a bordo de un tren, la policía llama a un experto en desactivación de bombas del ejército para que la encuentre y la desmantele, pero una vez p... Leer todoDespués de que un terrorista coloque una bomba a bordo de un tren, la policía llama a un experto en desactivación de bombas del ejército para que la encuentre y la desmantele, pero una vez puesta a salvo, le espera otra sorpresa.Después de que un terrorista coloque una bomba a bordo de un tren, la policía llama a un experto en desactivación de bombas del ejército para que la encuentre y la desmantele, pero una vez puesta a salvo, le espera otra sorpresa.

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Trivia
Peter Lyncort (Glenn Ford) is mentioned as having been born in Quebec, Canada. Ford was actually born in Quebec, Canada.

Citas
Jim Warrilow: Now get away from this filthy train!

Bandas sonoras
Sur les Quais du Vieux Paris
(uncredited)
Music by Ralph Erwin
Lyrics by Louis Poterat

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9/10

Are you curious?

It's very interesting that the average of (at this writing) 241 votes is 6 out of ten. But there are almost no 6 ratings. People seem to either like it very much or hate it.

I first saw this in a theater in 1953 and I thought it well done, suspenseful and entertaining. Tetzlaff and Ford made me believe in the life or death aspect of the script, and in retrospect the film in black and white added to the atmosphere. I have since seen it once or twice on television and it's now a period piece about things that no longer exist, but the suspense and terrorism themes are as topical as ever; we read about defusing bombs almost every day and we wait for news of the next IED's death toll.

If one looks beyond the period trappings, the fundamental qualities of life, survival and ultimately death are examined and exemplified with some care. Given a suspension of disbelief, this movie can be both entertaining and illuminating. I suspect viewers will continue to either like it very much or dislike it very much. That diversity should make those who've not seen it curious.