Európa expressz

About This Movie

Európa expressz is an interesting slice of late '90s Hungarian cinema that captures a gritty atmosphere. The film dives headfirst into the underbelly of Budapest with crime and tension simmering on every corner. Commander Papp is our lead, chasing down a mafia member in a cat-and-mouse game that feels almost palpable. The pacing is tight, keeping you engaged without much fluff, and the practical effects give it an authentic feel, quite impressive for its time. Performances are solid, particularly the intensity of Papp, which foregrounds the movie's themes of justice and moral ambiguity. It sticks to a raw, unfiltered tone that reflects the societal issues of the era. A noteworthy piece if you’re into crime dramas with a local flavor.

Interesting portrayal of late '90s Hungary · Solid practical effects · Intense lead performance by Commander Papp