TIME TABLE

Cinemavixion Review

"Time Table" unfolds as a taut crime drama, meticulously detailing a payroll heist orchestrated with chilling precision aboard a speeding train. The narrative centers on a complex web of deceit, where a physician's disguise masks a cunning thief, Paul Bruckner, who enlists his wife, Linda, and an insurance investigator, Charlie Norman, into his scheme. Norman, tasked with solving the very crime he masterminded, navigates a dangerous path alongside railroad investigator Joe Armstrong. The film excels in its depiction of suspense, as Norman subtly manipulates the investigation, feeding Armstrong only the information he desires. Mark Stevens' direction imbues the story with a palpable sense of unease, characteristic of film noir, drawing viewers into the moral ambiguities faced by the characters. "Time Table" is a compelling watch for those who appreciate intricate plotting and a suspenseful exploration of greed and betrayal.