Thomas And The Magic Railroad

About Thomas And The Magic Railroad

Thomas and the Magic Railroad is a 2000 American film based on the well-known TV series Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends and its successful American sequel, Shining Time Station. This film was produced and distributed by Destination Films, and originally released to movie theatres by 2000. It received harsh reviews from film critics, resulting in a 20% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and failed to meet expectations at the box office, making just under $20 million worldwide. It was narrated by Alec Baldwin, who also played the part of Mr Conductor.

Sir Topham Hatt, normally in charge of the railways on Sodor, is on holiday and has left Mr. Conductor in charge. Meanwhile, Thomas and Gordon encounter an evil diesel locomotive, Diesel 10, stating he has unfinished business on Sodor and he wants to finish it quickly. Thomas and Gordon are shocked.

Mr. Conductor has problems of his own. The mysterious gold dust that allows him to magically transport from place to place is running out, and without it there will be no way for anyone to travel to Sodor. The lost engine is able to travel between Sodor and Muffle Mountain via the Magic Railroad, but nobody knows where she is.