Bullet Train is the only 1 of the 3 movies worth watching
Sonny Chiba recently passed away so I’ve been collecting some of his movies on DVD. This one is a three film set of Virus, Golgo 13 and Bullet Train. All the films are very inconsistent.<br /><br />Virus is a post-apocalyptic story where the population of the Earth was wiped out by a virus and only a small colony of people are left in Antarctica. The story flips back and forth in time to explain how the tragedy happened. It was a joint Japanese-European production. This is the Japanese version which is sought after because it’s longer than the international release. I have to say the story completely dragged and failed to keep my attention. Too many times it took a scene that should’ve been five minutes long and made it ten for dramatic effect. That never worked. Chiba’s barely in the film and the only character that stands out is Henry Silva as a war crazy general. I would pass on this movie as a result.<br /><br />Golgo 13 was a live action version of the famous manga series about an assassin. This was a perfect role for Chiba. He looked just like the comic and had the same stoic face. He obviously had the chops to pull off the action sequences. The problem with the movie is that the focus is upon the Hong Kong police rather than Chiba! If the writers had stuck to the magna source material more this could have been so much better.<br /><br />Bullet Train is about a bomb planted inside one of Japan’s high speed trains. It can’t stop otherwise it will explode. It’s by far the best of the three movies. Chiba plays the conductor. The story is similar to 1974’s The Taking of Pelham One Two Three as Chiba is in constant contact with the train headquarters trying to figure out a way to maneuver his train along the tracks which are full of other trains. It also draws comparison to 1994’s Speed where a bomb is placed upon a Los Angeles bus which can’t stop otherwise the device will go off.
The movie title "Sonny Chiba Action Pack [DVD] Virus/Golgo 13/ Bullet Train," available on Movies & TV, has received an average rating of 3.8 from 15 reviewers. 
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