Before his release, I was really pretty excited Brad Pittthe new action movie High speed train. The film was directed by the director David Leitch (John Wick, Deadpool 2, And Hobbs & Shaw) and ended up delivering another fantastic film that audiences will have a great time watching.
Bullet Train is exactly what I hoped it would be, an insanely fun and wild ride filled with tough action scenes and hilarious humor. I’ve seen some reviews being very critical of the film, but this film knows exactly what it is and has leaned on the beauty of this and offered an over-the-top thrilling cinematic experience that stimulated all the senses!
The film is based on the Japanese novel Maria Scarabeo, written by Kotaro Isaka. The story follows several assassins traveling on a fast-moving bullet train from Tokyo to Morioka, and their missions are all linked to a briefcase full of money and a legendary mafia boss known as The White Death. At the same time, they all have conflicting goals, and this creates a lot of confusion and a lot of bloody brutal fights.
The action in the film reminded me of the kind of awesome fight sequences we used to see from Jackie Chan at the time, and I loved it. I also liked the comic element that was incorporated into the fight scenes and story. But my favorite part of the film was the characters.
Pitt’s character Ladybug was such a fun and likeable character, the kind of character you want to root for. He was joined by Joey King, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz, Michael Shannon, Masi Ok, Andrea KojiAnd Sandra Bullock played a small role.
The two best characters in the film were Taylor-Johnson’s Tangerine and Henry’s Lemon. These guys completely stole the show. They are two British killer brothers and they had all the best scenes. These guys were so fun to watch. They had the best scenes in the movie and some of the best dialogue. The public will love them!
If you are looking to have some fun in the cinema, go see Bullet Train! If you’ve already seen it, tell us what you think!
by Joey Paur
Source: Geek Tyrant
