Loved the Experience. As this movie screening gave us food and drinks before the film. The film itself is pretty boring, the kids stuff isn't bad, the comedian actors as teachers save the day. It all leads up to an event that lasts about 5 min. It's like the writers had no idea how to make a story outta this. So they wrote whatever parts of these characters lives that might of seem interestin.

There wasn’t a complete plot made obvious to the viewers, who would only truly know the plot if they've heard of the true story. The movie alternates between character backstory that doesn’t really matter and the actual event that ends up being far less dramatic than the build up would suggest. While having the guys play themselves was a good idea in theory, it ends up distracting from the movie.

On paper, having the real heroes of the 15:17 train incident carry the film sounds like a great idea. Until you realize it means that there will be no peril, as clearly they survive the attack.Watching the film, not one of them can act worth a spit. Which is fair, their job isn't really to be actors... but it sure does make this dialog heavy film difficult to get through[no more space]

Boring ! It's just horrible waist of time