I had a hard time following at first. The two protagonists are both women with long blonde hair and the same build. It took me half an hour to figure out there were two different women in the movie. These are not actors I was familiar with. The storyline was okay, but there wasn't as much action as there could have been. It also seems like they could have developed the characters a little bit more. It was hard to root for someone doing something illegal, but I also didn't find the agent terribly likable or easy to sympathize with. The plot was okay, but the execution was lacking. I think the movie was missing some depth.

Tried watching this and to be honest, it was painful. The storyline was not bad but the main actress was bouncing around so much I was getting dizzy. How can a character be so busy working and making money that they can't pay their bills. So whoever wrote this needs to research better characters.

As far as racing a motorcycle above the speed limit that your father says to test it, that was a wasted scene.

As for the female officer it was all bulls**t. Her squeaky voice annoyed me. Her lethargic way of conducting her job was ridiculous.

It was a waste of the 30 minutes I invested in this bad movie.

I did like the mechanic. He was the best part of this catastrophe.

Night Train feels like Hallmark trying to break into F&F territory. But, it's kinda awkward.

I think Night Train is a strange mash-up of: F&F, Motocrossed (90s kids, you're welcome - and they could have developed this a lot. Like why is this the one thing she and her dad see eye-to-eye on?), The Cleaning Lady, Will Trent, and Lethal Weapon (I'm sorry, but Riggs but without Murtaugh. You'll see). I enjoy all of those movies or shows individually, but it's like there are small elements of each scattered in this movie that don't quite make sense.

I think I could have liked this movie if there were character and plot development, continuity, etc. It may have better as a series to allow the writers to back up and show us more of the characters' potential. Only because I made it through to the end, I wouldn't mind seeing a much better sequel or prequel.