by astrosa
I realize this is kind of an old post by now but it's still a worthwhile one, since many of us are young enough that we barely remember the 01400s if at all.
I was watching the commute scene in Good Will Hunting today, and I noticed that the interior of the train Will was riding in looked very clean and new, but it also featured gray wall paneling with all-black floor tiles, and the bulkheads at the ends of the car were painted red. By comparison, all the photos I've seen of the cars in service show cream-colored wall paneling and bulkheads with a mixed pattern of tiles on the floor. Since I know the car shown in the movie was actually one of the surviving work cars, did they refurbish its interior specially for the film, or was that gray-and-red color scheme actually used while the 01400s were still in service?
By the way, a lot of people have mentioned remembering the way the lights would go out whenever there was a gap in the third rail. In this scene in the movie, it happens a bunch of times and actually adds a neat effect as Will stares out the window thinking. Matt Damon doesn't know how lucky he was to get an exclusive ride on those cars!
I was watching the commute scene in Good Will Hunting today, and I noticed that the interior of the train Will was riding in looked very clean and new, but it also featured gray wall paneling with all-black floor tiles, and the bulkheads at the ends of the car were painted red. By comparison, all the photos I've seen of the cars in service show cream-colored wall paneling and bulkheads with a mixed pattern of tiles on the floor. Since I know the car shown in the movie was actually one of the surviving work cars, did they refurbish its interior specially for the film, or was that gray-and-red color scheme actually used while the 01400s were still in service?
By the way, a lot of people have mentioned remembering the way the lights would go out whenever there was a gap in the third rail. In this scene in the movie, it happens a bunch of times and actually adds a neat effect as Will stares out the window thinking. Matt Damon doesn't know how lucky he was to get an exclusive ride on those cars!