A bloody fun time
This movie had a lot of laughs and was far bloodier than I expected. The story revolves around Brad Pitt as a special agent for hire who has given up killing and is sent to retrieve a briefcase from a Japanese bullet train. He runs into nothing but trouble with several assassins upon the train. The story weaves together all different characters and eventually connects them into a giant montage.<br /><br />The charm came from the actors. Each one had a distinct personality and provided the comedy. Brian Tyree Henry for example meets people, assesses them, and then labels them according to the different trains featured in the kids show Thomas & Friends. Diesels for example are nothing but trouble. He even has a sticker sheet of the different trains which he puts on people after he figures them out. Pitt on the other hand has given up killing because he latched onto a self-help guru. He keeps on trying to explain the man’s philosophy to others but no one wants to listen to him. Not only that but he messes up the guy’s teaching.<br /><br />Mixed in with the comedy is a lot of action scenes featuring a lot of blood. Henry and his brother Aaron Tyler Johnson for instance argue over how many people they killed before getting on the Bullet Train so they remember the whole event which includes shooting people in the head and skewering them with samurai swords.<br /><br />Finally, I thought the writing was good as well. It was able to create a large ensemble cast and slowly but surely reveal how each played a role in the overall plot.
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