Movies and TvShows featuring "bomb-on-bus" theme.

After a bus-bomb explosion, the lives of video game architect Xiao Heyun and college student Li Shiqing are trapped in a time loop. With each reset, they collaborate with the police to uncover the truth and prevent the explosion, determined to save innocent lives.

LAPD SWAT officers Jack Traven and Harry Temple thwart an attempt to hold an elevator full of people for a $3 million ransom by an extortionist bomber. When a bomb is rigged on a bus that will explode if its speed drops below 50 mph, Jack races to board the bus and must keep it above the dangerous speed while dealing with criminals on board and identifying the bomber. With suspenseful action and clever tactics, Jack saves the passengers and stops the bomber.

In Sabotage, a detective from Scotland Yard goes undercover to stop a terrorist plot in London. As he investigates, he uncovers a web of deceit and danger that puts him and those around him in grave danger.

A sergeant saves the day when Axis agents plant a bomb on a bus bound for California oil fields.

Solitary Fragments is a drama that delves into the lives of various characters who are struggling with loss, loneliness, and the complexities of their relationships. The film portrays the interconnectedness of their stories through a fragmented narrative, exploring themes of grief, mother-daughter relationships, and the search for connection.

Out for Love... Be Back Shortly is a documentary drama about the Arab-Israeli conflict, focusing on the bombing and terrorist activities in the region. It follows the lives of different individuals affected by the conflict, including soldiers, terrorists, and civilians. The story explores themes of peace, love, and the devastating consequences of violence.

The Israeli-made Faithful City stars Jamie Smith as an American in Tel Aviv just after World War II. Smith makes the acquaintance of a group of orphans, Jewish refugees of the concentration camps. It takes some doing, but Smith wins the love and trust of these displaced youngsters. Like most government-funded Israeli productions of the early 1950s, Faithful City is designed more to instruct and inform than entertain. That it happens to be entertaining in the bargain is all the more reason to seek out this extremely rare film.