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Amazonaws.com's Price: $9.98
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Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
Brand: LIONS GATE HOME ENT.
Fabric Type: 0012236100546
Graphics Memory Size: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Manufacturer Labor Warranty Description: 20
Maximum Color Depth: Lions Gate
Maximum Focal Length: EnglishOriginal LanguageSpanishSubtitled
Metal Type: Lions Gate
Pearl Type: LGED24026D
Publisher: 1
Total Firewire Ports: Lions Gate
Total Metal Weight: 1
Total Parallel Ports: March 03, 2009
Total S Video Out Ports: 99 minutes
Lions Gate
1990
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
A D.A. & HIS STAR WITNESS TO A MOB SLAYING ARE STALKED BY KILLERS ABOARD A SPEEDING TRAIN.
Amazon.com:
Back in 1952, during the waning days of film noir, director Richard Fleischer made The Narrow Margin, a cheaply produced, tightly structured B movie thriller about a cop forced to protect a gangster's widow while on a train. While it's no work of art, Fleischer's noir features a shocking climax of mistaken identity, an ominous, claustrophobic atmosphere, and tough, nearly unlikable protagonists screwed by fate, who spout sharp-witted dialogue and feel little more than contempt for each other. When Hollywood remakes itself, all the understatement and charm is usually lost when the filmmakers try to "modernize" the subject matter. This is one of many problems with writer-director Peter Hyams's remake (given the slightly shorter title Narrow Margin). He's dumped the surprising plot twist (it's now an action set piece atop a moving train) and softened the characters (now played with sleepwalking intensity by Gene Hackman and Anne Archer) with preposterous motivations. All that seems to be intact is the train premise, but Hyams is more interested in its action potential than any kind of menacing atmosphere. He's dropped the ambiguous relationships and smart dialogue in favor of pumping up the action sequences and daredevil stunts to ridiculous levels. Instead of adding excitement, all Hyams's expensive tricks do is drain Narrow Margin of any tension it might've retained from the original. --Dave McCoy
Average Rating: 
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I was very pleased with the speed with which I received my video and it was just as stated in the description.
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I saw this in the theater whe it came out. The ads said "It takes you to the edge of suspense." And it did, just to the edge, not to actual suspense, just the edge. Stick to Fleicher's noir classic.
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This DVD is EXACTLY the same as the 1998 release. The manufacturer has just put the original product into a cardboard sleeve with new graphics.
What a gyp.
If you don't already have the DVD, I recommend it. The price is better than the original release.
If you already have the 1998 transfer, don't waste your money.
If you want an upgrade, wait for Blu-Ray.
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It's odd to like an original 1952 film and then like the re-make equally so, if not more, but that's the case with this film. I have viewed both versions of this film at least three times apiece and thoroughly enjoy both.
As is sometimes the case with remakes, some of the twists and turns of this thriller were also changed from the first film. They didn't spoil it, though. I have no objection to the changes made here because the bottom line is entertainment, and that's where this movie ... Read More
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Review of "Narrow Margin".
Who could'nt love the trains and the Canadian scenery?
But further I am a Hackman fan so for me it is easily worth
buying to watch and loan to family etc. The R must be for
violence but it not excessive compared to any ordinary day
of commercial TV.
Bad guys (hired killers) chase the seemingly inept Gene
and Anne Archer up and down the cross-Canada touring
type train, and at stations along the way. At some point
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