Night Train feels like Hallmark trying to break into F&F territory. But, it's kinda awkward.
I think Night Train is a strange mash-up of: F&F, Motocrossed (90s kids, you're welcome - and they could have developed this a lot. Like why is this the one thing she and her dad see eye-to-eye on?), The Cleaning Lady, Will Trent, and Lethal Weapon (I'm sorry, but Riggs but without Murtaugh. You'll see). I enjoy all of those movies or shows individually, but it's like there are small elements of each scattered in this movie that don't quite make sense.
I think I could have liked this movie if there were character and plot development, continuity, etc. It may have better as a series to allow the writers to back up and show us more of the characters' potential. Only because I made it through to the end, I wouldn't mind seeing a much better sequel or prequel.
I think Night Train is a strange mash-up of: F&F, Motocrossed (90s kids, you're welcome - and they could have developed this a lot. Like why is this the one thing she and her dad see eye-to-eye on?), The Cleaning Lady, Will Trent, and Lethal Weapon (I'm sorry, but Riggs but without Murtaugh. You'll see). I enjoy all of those movies or shows individually, but it's like there are small elements of each scattered in this movie that don't quite make sense.
I think I could have liked this movie if there were character and plot development, continuity, etc. It may have better as a series to allow the writers to back up and show us more of the characters' potential. Only because I made it through to the end, I wouldn't mind seeing a much better sequel or prequel.