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''The Finishing Line'' is a 1977 Public Information Film commissioned by British Transport Films to combat trespass on Britain's Railways. The premise is as follows: A young boy is sitting on a railway bridge remembering a school assembly given by his headmaster telling the pupils that "The railway is not the games field". The film then becomes an [[Imagine Spot]] about a sports day held on the line.
''The Finishing Line'' is a 1977 Public Information Film commissioned by British Transport Films to combat trespass on Britain's Railways. The premise is as follows: A young boy is sitting on a railway bridge remembering a school assembly given by his headmaster telling the pupils that "The railway is not the games field". The film then becomes an [[Imagine Spot]] about a sports day held on the line.


[http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/bt/guruandwez/fycw/28509-the-finishing-line You can view GuruLarry's review here.]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2RJMCAalkI You can view GuruLarry's review here.]


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* [[Blood Sport]]: Athletes get extra points for injuring rail passengers and the game non-chalantly continues on as many of the athletes die.
* [[Captain Obvious Aesop]]: Don't play games on railway tracks.
* [[Captain Obvious Aesop]]: Don't play games on railway tracks.
* [[Idiot Plot]]: A school sports day on a railway line.
* [[Idiot Plot]]: A school sports day on a railway line.

Revision as of 01:50, 28 September 2016

The Finishing Line is a 1977 Public Information Film commissioned by British Transport Films to combat trespass on Britain's Railways. The premise is as follows: A young boy is sitting on a railway bridge remembering a school assembly given by his headmaster telling the pupils that "The railway is not the games field". The film then becomes an Imagine Spot about a sports day held on the line.

You can view GuruLarry's review here.

Tropes used in The Finishing Line include: