In this case, the world's fastest train is packed with some of the world’s most highly trained killers, and every one of them has some kind of tie to a psychotic crime syndicate boss known as the White Death. In this kind of movie, there is always a catch. “What’s the catch?” “There is no catch,” Beetle says.
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Grab a silver briefcase full of cash and get off at the next stop. She ropes him in with the promise of an easy gig. Her response? “I think you’re forgetting what you do for a living.” When his handler, Maria Beetle (Sandra Bullock), needs a replacement for a quick job aboard a bullet train heading from Tokyo to Kyoto, she reaches out. “You put peace into the world and you get peace back,” he says. Plagued by mishaps-“My bad luck is biblical,” he complains-he wants out of the criminal life. He’s having fun punching, shooting and generally behaving badly throughout, but it’s possible he’s having more fun than the audience.īased on the Japanese novel “Maria Beetle,” “Bullet Train” stars Pitt as an assassin called Ladybug. Your enjoyment of “Bullet Train,” a new action adventure now playing in theatres, will depend directly on your enjoyment of star Brad Pitt.
This image released by Sony Pictures shows Bryan Tyree Henry, left, and Brad Pitt in a scene from "Bullet Train." (Scott Garfield/Sony Pictures via AP)
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