Bullet Train

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Director David Leitch's "Bullet Train" may very well be the most underrated popcorn flick of 2022. It's not an incredible cinematic experience by any means, but it has a charm to it that's quite infectious. And it provides near constant entertainment value thanks to solid performances, slick camerawork and a good balance of absurd action and laugh-out-loud humor. I could definitely see this having a lasting cult appeal in years to come... I know I certainly plan on picking it up on 4K!

For now, I'm giving it a good 4 out of 5. Will update my review and make it longer and more detailed after I've had a chance to see it a second time.

TedStixon

Factual error: The real bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto only takes about 2 hours, rather than all night like the movie depicts.

Sanguis

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Suggested correction: At the beginning of the movie, at the Tokyo Station, the train arrives at 4:45 am.

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The Hornet: One little prick, and you know what happens?
Ladybug: Yes.
The Hornet: Your blood congeals, clotting your veins. You bleed out of your fucking eye socket.
Ladybug: I said yes!

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Trivia: Minor Spoilers: It is revealed at the end that Ladybug's handler is played by Sandra Bullock in a cameo. (Her voice is heard throughout the film, but she doesn't appear onscreen until the final scene.) Originally, the role was meant to be played by Lady Gaga in a cameo. However, scheduling conflicts with "House of Gucci" made this impossible.

TedStixon

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