“Should #2 on the list actually be SpiderMan 2 (he asked geekily).”

Another:

“Regarding the top five great train action scene movies, didn’t Buster Keaton do a train flick?”

Another:

“How can one forget ‘The Lady Vanishes?’”

Another:

“Burt Lancaster’s The Train, Sinatra’s Von Ryan’s Express,
Borgnine and Marvin’s The Emperor of the North, and Jon Voight’s Runaway Train.”

Another:

“Under Seige 2: Dark Territory (for Eric Bogosian phoning it in and watching Steven Seagal getting fatter with each passing screen minute).
Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade. ‘Snakes. I hate snakes.’ Heh.”

Another:

“The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.”

Another:

“I think Buster Keaton’s The General could easily take the place of The Firm or Great Expectations on the Top Five List of Movies with Train Action Scenes. Although I’ve never seen Spiderman, I can’t imagine Toby Maguire/McGuire did many of the stunts without a green screen.”

Another:

“Runaway Train. Or is that more of a Train Movie with Action? One of Eric Roberts’ good films – probably the best if you don’t like
The Coca Cola Kid (I’ll never forget him trying to win over the Aussies with his southern drawl saying ‘Daaaark and bubbly’).”

Another:

“Horrors, horrors. A top five list of films with train action scenes and no mention of Buster Keaton’s The General?!!! He did all his own stunts–even the one where he straddles two moving trains. Watch it. Better than anything since because, well, you’ll be a better person afterwards.”

Another:

“How can one overlook the following? Von Ryan’s Express (Frank Sinatra leads WWII POW escapees on a train), The Train (Burt Lancaster tries to stop Nazi train), Narrow Margin (Gene Hackman eludes Mafia hitmen a train), Runaway Train (Jon Voight on same), The Cassandra Crossing (all-star cast threatened by
plague on a train), From Russia with Love (Sean Connery loves & fights on a train), Murder on the Orient Express (Belgian detective tries to solve mystery of same).”