While the plot is generally barebones and confusing at times, “Bullet Train” provides enough frenetic, gory action and humor to serve as an entertaining weekend distraction.
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The ingredients are all to recognizable: a bunch of weird characters, lots of violence, funny soundtrack and lots of flashbacks. But despite all these Tarantino ingredients Bullet Train simply hasnt got any movie magic or soul. The bad: it's not funny.
Bullet Train: An Unprecedented PaydayThe film, known for its heart-pounding action sequences and star-studded cast, provided Bullock with another opportunity to showcase her acting chops. However, the mind-boggling payday she secured sets this role apart—a jaw-dropping $20 million.
Considering the fact that Bullet Train remains set in Japan, its erasure of Japanese characters plays into the idea that films with a majority non-white cast are not considered marketable or profitable, a racist fallacy that continues to rear its head whenever diversity and representation in films becomes the topic of ...
Crude or Profane LanguageThe f-word is used around 115 times, two of which are preceded by “mother.” The s-word is used around 30 times. In addition, “a–” and “b–ch” are each used over 10 times.