Reviews apparently written by elementary school students.

Rating: 1/10 (31 October 2015)

I gave it one star because it made me laugh a lot. The Rube Goldberg death scenes, and the total implausibility of so many scenes had me laughing out loud. Usually before a train hits a car on the tracks, it slams its brakes into emergency, even though it'll never stop in time. But this train just continues to race along after the giant Hollywood pyrotechnic explosion engulfing the engineer's cab. And when friends see their friend decapitated, the don't generally shrug it off and come up with plan B. Live wires on the ground,although potentially deadly, don't fly around through the air setting fire to everything in sight. The death scenes are what really made me laugh. They were so contrived it was like watching a thousand dominoes falling to achieve a ridiculous end.
I thought it was terribly insensitive for such a poor story to be inspired by an actual tragedy (TWA Flight 800) where a local town to me lost 16 high school students and 5 chaperons, including the son of a friend and coworker of mine. To this day, it is a sore subject where I live.