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Bullet Train Review: वीडियो गेम जैसी किलिंग मशीन बनी ‘बुलेट ट्रेन’, रफ्तार इतनी कि पटरी पर नहीं ठहर पाई कहानी

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एक्शन थ्रिलर का जमाना है। दुनिया भर में रफ्तार, रोमांच और मारधाड़ वाली फिल्में सबसे ज्यादा कमाई कर रही हैं और स्टंट डायरेक्टर से फिल्म डायरेक्टर बने डेविड लीच के लिए महामारी के बाद खुले सिनेमाघरों में दर्शकों को खींच कर लाने के लिए फिल्म ‘बुलेट ट्रेन’ की कहानी जरूर इतनी मसालेदार लगी होगी कि उन्होंने न सिर्फ इस फिल्म की शूटिंग महामारी के दौरान ही पूरी करने की योजना बनाई बल्कि इसमें तमाम नामचीन सितारों को काम करने के लिए मना भी लिया। तेज रफ्तार से भागती ट्रेन में होते अपराध की कहानियों का बड़े परदे पर अपना एक अलग तिलिस्म रहा है। हिंदी सिनेमा में भी ऐसे प्रयोग खूब हुए हैं लेकिन रेलगाड़ी की यात्रा भारतीय दर्शकों के लिए मोटे तौर पर एक सुखद एहसास की बानगी रही है। उनके लिए एक रेलगाड़ी का मतलब अब भी ‘मेरे सपनों की रानी कब आएगी तू...’ जैसा कोई गाना गाने का बहाना बनने से आगे अब भी कम ही हो पाया है। फिल्म ‘बुलेट ट्रेन’ इसके ठीक उलट कहानी है।

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Bullet Train Review: कातिलों से भरी है ‘बुलेट ट्रेन’, जहां भाड़े का हत्यारा ब्रीफकेस को चुराता है

ब्रैड पिट की फिल्म बुलेट ट्रेन कमजोर दिल वालों के लिए नहीं है. इसके हर एक किरदार का हाथ खून से रंगा हुआ, जो किसी बेजान पत्थर से कम नहीं हैं..

फिल्म : बुलेट ट्रेन

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हॉलीवुड के जाने-माने अभिनेता ब्रैड पिट ने लंबे समय के बाद बड़े पर्दे पर वापसी की है. ब्रैड पिट की फिल्म बुलेट ट्रेन रिलीज हो गई है. ब्रैड पिट की ये फिल्म एक्शन और थ्रिलर दोनों से भरपूर है. जैसा कि फिल्म के नाम ही बुलेट ट्रेन है, तो जाहिर सी बात है कि फिल्म की कहानी भी ट्रेन के इर्द गिर्द बुनी होगी. दिलचस्प बात ये है कि फिल्म की शूटिंग को कोरोना महामारी के समय में पूरा करने की योजना बनाई, जिसे पूरा करने में स्टारकास्ट का भी अहम योगदान रहा. बहरहाल, इस फिल्म के बारे में आपको बताते हैं.

कैसी है फिल्म की कहानी?

इस फिल्म के निर्देशक डेविड लीच हैं, जो पहले एक्शन डायरेक्टर हुआ करते थे. एक एक्शन डायरेक्टर फिल्म को बना रहा है, तो फिल्म में एक्शन का फुल तड़का देखने को मिलेगा. फिल्म की कहानी की बात करें तो ये एक ऐसी अपराध की कहानी है, जिसके बारे में आपने भी पहले कभी सोचा नहीं होगा. बुलेट ट्रेन में जितने भी कैरेक्टर हैं, उनके हाथ खून से रंगे हैं यानी वो खूनी हैं. एक शख्स जो अपने गुजरे जमाने को भूलकर शांति की तलाश में आगे बढ़ता है. ये शख्स भाड़े पर काम करने पर हत्यारा होता है. जिसका नाम लेडीबग (ब्रैड पिट) होती है. लेडीबग काम टोक्यो से क्योटो जा रही ट्रेन ब्रीफकेस चुराना होता है. लेडीबग को बैग चुराकर अगले स्टेशन पर उतरना होता है. ये काम बिल्कुल भी आसान नहीं होता.

कहानी दूसरे सिरे तक पहुंचते थोड़ा समझने में मुश्किल लगती है. क्योंकि टोक्यो से क्योटो जा रही इसी ट्रेन में कई और कातिल भी होते हैं, जिनकी अपनी एक कहानी होती है. बहरहाल, ये हत्यारे ट्रेन में क्यों मौजूद होते हैं और लेडीबग बैग क्यों चुराता है, इसके लिए आपके फिल्म देखनी पड़ेगी.

एक्शन है जोरदार

फिल्म में आपको जोरदार एक्शन देखने को मिलेगा. ब्रैड पिट एक्शन के जरिए आपका मनोरंजन करते आएंगे. बात करें फिल्म की कहानी की, तो ये जितनी मसालेदार लगती है, वास्तव में उतनी है नहीं. बता दें कि किरदारों के चुनाव को लेकर भी ब्रैड पिट की सलाह को माना गया है. फिल्म की कहानी ब्रैड पिट और निर्देशक डेविड लीच, दोनों ने मिलकर सोची है.

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फिल्म की कहानी थोड़ी कॉम्पलीकेटेड है. बीच में कहानी ऐसा रुख मोड़ेगी कि इसे समझने में भी दिमाग थोड़ा समय लेगा. वहीं, थिएटर से बाहर निकलने पर आप फिल्म की कड़ियों को जोड़ने के बारे में जरूर सोचेंगे.

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Bullet Train Movie Review: 'बुलेट ट्रेन' की रफ्तार ही बनी इसकी कमजोरी

Bullet Train Movie Review in Hindi: डेविच लीच (David Leitch) के निर्देशन में बनी फिल्म 'बुलेट ट्रेन' की कहानी इसकी रफ्त ...अधिक पढ़ें

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बॉलीवुड हो या हॉलीवुड, इन दिनों एक्शन से भरपूर फिल्मों का बोलबाला है. ऐसी ही फिल्म है- ‘बुलेट ट्रेन’ (Bullet Train), जिसके निर्देशक मशहूर स्टंट डायरेक्टर डेविड लीच (David Leitch) हैं. फिल्म की मसालेदार कहानी में कई बड़े सितारों ने काम किया है. फिल्म के नाम से जाहिर है कि एक तेज रफ्तार ट्रेन है, जिसके इर्द-गिर्द फिल्म की पूरी कहानी बुनी गई है.

भारतीय दर्शकों में ट्रेन को लेकर जिस तरह के सुहाने और रोमांटित दृश्य बनते हैं, इस फिल्म के सीन इसके एकदम उलट हैं. डेविड लीच की फिल्म में अपराध और एक्शन के दृश्य कई लोगों को अटपटे और बेतुके लग सकते हैं. एक्शन का कुछ यही अंदाज उनकी फिल्म ‘डेडपूल 2’ और ‘फास्ट एंड फ्यूरियस: हॉब्स एंड शॉ’ में भी नजर आया था. हालांकि, इस तरह के एक्शन और फिल्मों को पसंद करने वालों का अपना एक दर्शक-वर्ग है.

बुलेट ट्रेन में खून-खराबा भरपूर है. एक कमजोर दिलवाले को यह फिल्म देखने से बचना चाहिए. इसके लगभग हर एक किरदार के हाथ किसी-न-किसी के खून से रंगे हुए हैं. फिल्म की कहानी एक कॉन्ट्रेक्ट किलर के बारे में है जो अपने अतीत को भुलाकर आगे बढ़ना चाहता है. उसे एक ट्रेन में ब्रीफकेस चुराने का काम दिया जाता है, जिसे लेकर उसे अगले स्टेशन में उतरना है.

एक्शन से भरपूर है फिल्म यह आसान सा दिखने वाला काम काफी मुश्किल है. बाद में पता चलता है कि इस ट्रेन में और भी कई कातिल हैं जो अपने-अपने मकसद के साथ ट्रेन में मौजूद हैं. फिल्म की कहानी एक जगह सिर्फ इसलिए अटपटी लगती है, क्योंकि सिर्फ ब्रीफकेस का ताला खुलवाने के लिए एक आदमी को ट्रेन में आने के लिए मजबूर किया जाता है. माफिया डॉन के बच्चे को छुड़ाने के लिए ब्रीफकेस में फिरौती की रकम है, जिसे मंजिल तक पहुंचाने की जिम्मेदारी दो हत्यारों को दी गई है. ट्रैन में जैसे-जैसे यात्रियों की संख्या कम होती जाती है, वैसे-वैसे इसकी कहानी भी कमजोर होती जाती है. लेविड लीच की फिल्मों के प्रशंसक वे हैं, जिन्हें एक्शन पसंद आता है.

फिल्म में मारधाड़ दर्शकों में किसी तरह का एहसास नहीं जगाता यह फिल्म ज्यादातर हॉलीवुड फिल्मों से काफी अलग है, जिसके किरदार बेरहम हैं. उन्हें बस टारगेट चाहिए और वह किसी का भी सिर कलम कर सकते हैं. फिल्मों में इस स्तर की मारधाड़ दर्शकों में किसी तरह के एहसास नहीं जगाते. ब्रैड पिट फिल्म के लीड एक्टर हैं.

ब्रैड पिट का किरदार सबसे अहम फिल्म में खून-खराबे के बीच भी, ब्रैड पिट के किरदार को साफ-सुथरा दिखाने की कोशिश हुई है. फिल्म को देखकर ‘किल बिल’ फ्रेंचाइजी की फिल्मों की याद ताजा हो जाती है. बहरहाल, ट्रेन को लेकर दर्शकों का एहसास इतना है कि यह ट्रेन सिर्फ 60 सेकंड के लिए ही किसी स्टेशन पर रुकती है. फिल्म के सिर्फ एक सीन में पेसेंजर कहानी का हिस्सा बनता दिखता है जब एक महिला दो कातिलों को लड़ने से रोकने की कोशिश करती दिखती है. फिल्म की पूरी कहानी ब्रैड पिट के किरदार के इर्द-गिर्द बुनी गई है.

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Bullet Train Movie Review: Brad Pitt Action Vehicle Never Really Gets You on Board

Deadpool 2 director david leitch makes the same mistakes, aside from some newer ones..

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• Bullet Train release date is Thursday, August 4 in India
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Bullet Train, as the name says, is set on the eponymous Japanese hyper-speed rail network, formally known as the Shinkansen. For a movie, that delivers two things: unmatched (narrative) momentum, and a confined space that forces its characters inside a box. But annoyingly, in what's partially a trait borrowed from the 2010 Kōtarō Isaka novel that it's based on, Bullet Train keeps pumping the brakes — literally and metaphorically. The former happens as the Tokaido Shinkansen makes one-minute stops on its journey. Rather than simply use these as gateways to introduce new elements (which it does just once), these stops mostly derail the movie. As for the latter, Bullet Train — out August 4 in India — regularly pauses itself to dump exposition or clue us in on relevant backstory (also exposition).

If you're going to make an all-out action movie and have most of it take place inside of a bullet train, you got to get creative and ensure the action delivers. But just as he failed on Deadpool 2 (generic and forgettable) and the Fast & Furious spin-off Hobbs & Shaw (incoherent and wholly cartoonish), Bullet Train director David Leitch fails to ignite the spark here too. There isn't a single choreographed sequence on Bullet Train that bowls you over. It's a mish mash of ideas that is frequently interrupted by a fellow passenger or a supporting character. There are flashes of interesting bits here and there, but they're quickly snuffed out in an attempt to be quirky or witty. It's like Leitch learned all the wrong lessons from his time on Deadpool 2. For all of those film's wins, the action wasn't one of them.

And while Leitch had Ryan Reynolds to cover for him on Deadpool 2 — some might say take over as shadow director — and help fuel the film's humour, he doesn't have that luxury here. That's not to say there isn't any humour here on Bullet Train . But most of it lands like a second draft that clearly needed more polish. I mean, on one occasion, Brad Pitt cracks the super cringey “if you point one finger at me, you've got three back at yourself” joke. You know the script — by Zak Olkewicz (Fear Street: Part Two) — needs work if that line makes it into your movie. The two most dedicated bits of humour are courtesy of Pitt spitting out therapeutic self-help talk, and Brian Tyree Henry's Thomas & Friends analogies. (Both have their origins in the novel.) It might sound weird typed out, but trust me, the Thomas bits grow on you.

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Guided by his handler ( Sandra Bullock ) via an earpiece and armed with a new perspective on life courtesy of his therapist, seasoned American hitman Ladybug (Brad Pitt) boards the Shinkansen at Tokyo for his first assignment after a hiatus. His mission is simple: steal a briefcase and get down at the next stop. But Ladybug, who believes he's always been unlucky, knows it's never that simple. (The element of bad and good luck is woven through the movie. Bullet Train uses “luck” as a clever get-out-of-jail card for plot beats than anything else.) Right as he's about to deboard, he's accosted by Mexican gangster The Wolf (Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, aka Bad Bunny ) who's on a vengeful mission of his own. But pay no attention. The Wolf is one of a few characters who exist as an elaborate joke.

Except thanks to The Wolf, Ladybug ends up in a quagmire, after the briefcase's previous “owners” — British assassin duo Lemon ( Brian Tyree Henry ) and Tangerine ( Aaron Taylor-Johnson ) — realise it's gone. The briefcase is one of two things they are supposed to be escorting, alongside the previously-kidnapped son of Russian-Japanese crime leader The White Death (Michael Shannon). And somewhere between these stories, there's room in Bullet Train for The Prince ( Joey King ), a manipulative young woman posing as a British schoolgirl, who seeks revenge on The White Death for reasons not entirely clear. She forces Yuichi Kimura (Andrew Koji), a former operative of his, to cooperate by threatening his hospitalised young son. (A twist later on reveals how stupidly Kimura behaves.)

While the novel follows Japanese characters in Japan , the movie evidently does not, as you can tell. But if you're adapting a novel for a major Hollywood studio, your hands are more or less tied. The unwritten rules of the industry necessitate a majority Hollywood cast and a majorly English-speaking film. But then why retain the Japanese setting?

One, it adds nothing to the movie. The novel's yakuza villains have been replaced by a Russian guy. (I imagine Bullet Train understood the optics of having a Japanese big baddie being vanquished by a bunch of Western guys in a movie set in Japan.) Also, spare a thought for the movie's narrow worldview where it goes all the way to Japan, but then the villain is still Russian?! Because of course he is, in a movie made for Americans.

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And two, high-speed trains do exist in Western countries. To get around the whitewashing complaints Leitch and Co. knew were coming at them the moment they decided to embark on this path, Bullet Train smartly tries to include people from various countries (American in Pitt and African-American in Zazie Beetz , British in Johnson and Black British in Henry, Mexican in Bad Bunny, Japanese in Koji, Hiroyuki Sanada and Karen Fukuhara , and “Russian” in Shannon and Logan Lerman).

But the diversity doesn't matter. Bullet Train principally follows the four American and English cast members: Pitt, King, Johnson, and Henry. Pitt brings a laid-back attitude to his assassin that constantly puts him in conflict with the pent-up rage and fury of those around him. Henry and Johnson's Lemon and Tangerine make a fun duo — while they keep bickering constantly, there's also a deep bond. King exists to mimic a scared teenager and she does that well. Anything apart from that, I was not sold. It doesn't help that her character feels tangential for the most part. And when her connection to the story is eventually revealed, it lands with the sound of a stone plonking into the ocean, because Bullet Train hasn't bothered to commit to the ideas it wants to explore.

Meanwhile, the two principal Japanese cast members — Koji and Sanada — are slotted in full dramatic roles. It's as if Bullet Train believes the actors are incapable of humour, but to me, that really says more about the writer. They are incapable of thinking of the Japanese actors as people who can be funny. Other supporting cast members may as well not even exist. Karen Fukuhara ( The Boys ) is slotted into a tiny corner, Zazie Beetz ( Joker , Deadpool 2) has a useless role, Sandra Bullock has a thankless role, and Bad Bunny is brought in — for an extended cameo and given a full detailed backstory — just so the audience can laugh at his expense. Their characters have no agency, as they exist to enrich the diversity quota or serve other primary characters.

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Bullet Train tries to make a meal of its flashback scenes — either deeply sad (oh look, there's a young boy on the ventilator), humorous (Lemon and Tangerine argue if they killed 16 or 17 people on a job), melodramatic (a guy rises through mafia ranks, falls in love, but then loses everything he held dear) or outright coincidental (Ladybug crossed paths with two other assassins during a wedding he catered). But truth be told, they lean more towards exposition than they do towards fun.

These asides are, at times, responsible for introducing Chekhov's Guns — it sounds weird to hear that in plural, but that's the kind of movie Bullet Train is — into the wide-ranging plot. There's three of them planted across the movie, and you just know that they've to go off at some point. But the results are either predictable, close to cheating, or underwhelming.

And really, some of those adjectives apply to the movie on the whole too. With a whitewashed and underused cast, a setting that never really justifies itself, and humour that needed more time in the oven, Bullet Train fails most of its accompaniments. And as for its primary ingredient, Leitch has shown that he doesn't know what makes good action for the third time in a row. (But Hollywood keeps trusting him over and over. He's making another action flick called The Fall Guys with Ryan Gosling next.) To be fair, Bullet Train is certainly not as bad as that other big budgeted summer action movie from two weeks ago. But it's also not a good movie on its own.

Bullet Train is released Thursday, August 4 in 2D, IMAX , and 4DX. In India, Bullet Train is available in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. There is one scene during the credits — that's all.

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• Release Date 4 August 2022
• Language English, Japanese, Spanish
• Genre Action, Mystery, Thriller
• Cast Brad Pitt, Joey King, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Andrew Koji, Hiroyuki Sanada, Michael Shannon, Benito A Martínez Ocasio, Sandra Bullock, Zazie Beetz, Logan Lerman, Karen Fukuhara, Masi Oka, Pasha D. Lychnikoff, Miraj Grbić
• Director David Leitch
• Producer Kelly McCormick, David Leitch, Antoine Fuqua

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"Bullet Train" is an action film that could easily have been an animated movie, and often looks and feels like one. The story takes place on a bullet train careening across Japan, but most of the movie was shot on green-screened sets, and the cityscapes and countrysides that the train rides through are mainly miniatures and CGI. Its characters are a touch abstract as well, and knowingly comic-bookish. All are either paid killers or otherwise violent individuals connected with the world of crime, and the majority either have grudges against one of the other characters or are the object of a grudge and trying to escape the consequences of past actions. They tend to have tragic-sentimental backstories or be purely malevolent—and inevitably, 30 years after the great Tarantino realignment of the early nineties, most of them are chatterboxes who will monologue at anyone who doesn't point a gun at their head and order them to shut up, and the tone mixes winking black comedy and poker-faced pulp. 

Brad Pitt stars as Ladybug, a former assassin ordered to board the train, steal a briefcase, and get off. He's replacing another assassin who became unavailable at the last minute, and he refuses his handler's advice to carry a gun because he just got out of anger management and has renounced killing. Ladybug's fellow killers are a bomber crew of homicidal oddballs. Joey King is "The Prince," who poses as an innocent schoolgirl appalled by the cruelty of men, but immediately reveals herself as a clever and ruthless engine of destruction. Brian Tyree Henry and Aaron Taylor-Johnson (who's groomed to look like the evil drunk Begbie from the original " Trainspotting ") are brothers who have gone from mission to mission racking up a body count seemingly in the triple digits, and now find themselves on the train protecting the briefcase and escorting the depressed twentysomething wastrel son ( Logan Lerman ) of a terrifying crime boss known as the White Death. 

The White Death is a Russian who took over a Yakuza family. His face isn't shown until the end of the story (it's more fun for the audience to resist Googling who plays him, because his casting is one of the best surprises in the whole thing). Hiroyuki Sanada is "The Elder," a greying but still lethal assassin connected to the White Death, and Andrew Koji is " The Father "—The Elder's son, obviously; they're out for vengeance because somebody pushed The Elder's grandson off a department store roof, putting him in a coma. They believe the person responsible is on the train, mingling with all the other agents of death. 

The plot initially seems goal-driven, revolving around the comatose grandson and the metal briefcase. But as the script adds new fighters to the mix, and establishes that they're all tangentially connected, "Bullet Train" morphs into a half-assed but sincere statement on fate, luck, and karma—and Ladybug's constant (and often humorously annoying) comments on those subjects, voiced in discussions through a handler (Sandra Bullock's Maria Beetle, heard via earpiece), start to feel like an instruction manual for grokking what the movie is "actually" up to. (Ladybug is kind of a post-credits Jules from " Pulp Fiction " after having repudiated violence; but he's still stuck in the life, and it has become more challenging because he has resolved never to pick up a gun again.)

Characters are given the sorts of typeface-onscreen-followed-by-flashback-montage introductions that genre fans will recognize from directors like Quentin Tarantino ("Kill Bill" seems to be a primary influence) and Guy Ritchie (who pioneered a particular brand of "lad action" in which verbal insults become little fists and knives deployed against enemies). The fighters go after each other with guns, blades, fists and feet, and any objects they can get their hands on (the briefcase gets a workout as both a defensive weapon and a bludgeon). They banter as they struggle. Sometimes when one of them dies, the film’s tone will shift into a maudlin lament that is often affecting because of the cast's skill, but that doesn't inspire deep emotion since the rest of the movie is so glib and superficial.

The film is directed by David Leitch , a former stunt coordinator and screen double for Jean-Claude Van Damme and this film's star, Brad Pitt, and the onetime directing partner of Chad Stahleski (of the " John Wick " series). He's become a specialist in high-grade acrobatic mayhem, having directed " Deadpool 2 ," " Atomic Blonde ," and " Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw ." It's hard to deny that he's one the best when it comes to overseeing this type of production—and it's a kick seeing "Bullet Train" lean into its most ridiculous visuals, which verge on " Speed Racer ” psychedelia.

But whether this type of project is entirely worth doing is a different matter. It seems to want to have it both ways, telling us "this is all light and silly and none of it is of any consequence" and at the same time trying to whack us across the throat with a moment of dramatic power so that we cry for the characters. Henry and Taylor-Johnson's story gets there, thanks to the love expressed between the brothers even when they're breaking each other's chops, and the performances of the two actors have a direct connection with the audience despite boasting Cockney accents that might not pass muster in a college production of " My Fair Lady ." (The greatest achievement in the film is that Henry manages to take his character's relentless comparison of everyone else to Thomas the Tank Engine characters, and make you not loathe the gimmick on general principle.)

But the rest feels forced and insincere. "Bullet Train" is at its best when it's a comedy about self-styled badasses who think they're free agents but are all just passengers on a train rocketing from one station to another, oblivious to the desires of any individual riding on it. But the abstractness and "it's all a lark" humor neuter aspects that might sink roots into the viewer's mind. 

The project is abstract in another way as well: the script's source is a Japanese novel by Kōtarō Isaka, and the characters were Japanese. Leitch and company—who inherited the project from Antoine Fuqua , who had wanted to make a less jokey "Die Hard on a Train"-type film—have recast the tale "internationally," starting with Leitch's longtime screen partner Pitt. They had reportedly considered relocating the story to Europe, but decided to keep the Japanese setting anyway, and have defended this on grounds that "Bullet Train" is a fantastical film that could be set anywhere, and is basically taking place nowhere.

The explanation doesn't wash, considering how dependent "Bullet Train" is on Japanese signifiers and cultural attitudes (King's character is an anime "schoolgirl" avatar come to life)—not to mention essentially deracinating all of the core characters save for a handful of stereotypical Yakuza, who have been given a Russian chieftain modeled on Keyser Söze from " The Usual Suspects ." Even in a fantasy, the latter seems a stretch, although the actors all sell it like the professionals they are. If nothing in the movie is real—either as a justification for the casting, or as a guiding aesthetic—why not just go full "Speed Racer" or " The Matrix " with it, and own the green-screeness of the entire project, and set it in the future on another planet, or in an alternate dimension? It's practically a Marvel superhero movie anyway, except that the characters can't come back to life after being killed off. The result might've been a delirious work of art, instead of a technically and logistically ambitious movie that doesn't leave much of an emotional or intellectual footprint.

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Bullet Train (2022)

Rated R for strong and bloody violence, pervasive language, and brief sexuality.

127 minutes

Brad Pitt as Ladybug

Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Tangerine

Brian Tyree Henry as Lemon

Joey King as The Prince

Zazie Beetz as The Hornet

Bad Bunny as The Wolf

Andrew Koji as Kimura

Michael Shannon as The White Death

Hiroyuki Sanada as The Elder

Sandra Bullock as Maria Beetle

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• Zak Olkewicz

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Brad Pitt plays an amiable assassin who gets stuck on a Japanese high-speed train with a motley crew of other killers and no easy way out.

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The giddily violent bummer “Bullet Train” takes place in Japan on a high-speed train that turns into a theater of death. It’s watchable — it stars Brad Pitt — jokey, sometimes funny and predictably stupid. Hollywood has long churned out dumb, brutal stories, one difference being that today filmmakers no longer need to rationalize carnage with moralizing or blather about heroic codes. The special effects are better now, too, of course — the splatter looks real good.

The story is incidental; the vibe, Looney Tunes Tarantino-esque. Mostly it turns on villains fighting and killing and fighting some more as a loosey-goosey Pitt moves from car to car punching, joking, mugging, scheming and sprinting. His character, an assassin having a crisis of faith, has the cutesy handle Ladybug and is an underworld hireling who takes orders from a smooth talker (Sandra Bullock) who largely remains offscreen. For his new mission he has to steal a briefcase, a job he takes on with anxiety issues, serious skills and a white hat that he soon ditches, letting loose a perfect golden-boy bedhead and much violence.

Freely adapted from “Maria Beetle,” a page turner by the Japanese author Kotaro Isaka , the movie was directed by David Leitch and written by Zak Olkewicz. As might be expected from a big-ticket studio item, there have been changes in the transition to the screen, including the commercially strategic makeup of the main characters. Most are now Westerners, including Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, a.k.a. Bad Bunny, who pops up as a cartel caricature, and Brian Tyree Henry and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who stick around longer as tag-teaming British assassins. Also onboard are Joey King, Hiroyuki Sanada, Andrew Koji, Zazie Beetz, Michael Shannon and an underused Karen Fukuhara.

The likable cast is among the movie’s attractions, as is its stunt choreography. Leitch is a former stunt man (he’s worked as a stunt double for Pitt) and his background shows throughout “Bullet Train,” which takes place largely inside the narrow confines of the train as it races from Tokyo to Kyoto. Leitch does some nice work within these severely circumscribed spaces and one of the wittiest fights finds Ladybug and Henry’s character grappling in face-to-face seats across a table, their bodies eventually intertwined as they wrestle and writhe. (They’re shushed by a sexist old-biddy cliché who looks like Garth from “Wayne’s World.”)

If Leitch doesn’t always work within the train’s tight quarters — each car a separate film set — as imaginatively as he should it’s partly because he’s too busy juggling the story’s many busy churning parts, including a glut of flashbacks. Again and again, the movie cuts away from the main action to fill in one of the characters’ backgrounds, which are never as engaging as Pitt et al. running daffily amok. These flashbacks add negligible texture and even less interest. Worse, because he repeatedly blasts back to the past, Leitch never manages to build sustained narrative momentum inside the train, which badly flattens the movie overall.

“Bullet Train” doesn’t have any ideas, beyond the geometric problems presented by all its bodies jostling within small spaces, which means that there’s not much to think about other than how good Pitt looks and how the violence lands. Certainly, much of the creative energy here has gone into finding different ways for dudes to die — and this is an almost all-male death-a-thon — or to kill one another. Some die by the sword, some are poisoned (cue the bleeding eyes), while others rocket off this mortal coil via explosions or blows that send them spiraling. One man’s throat is slit with a knife while another is shot in the neck. That poor soul vainly tries to stanch the bloody geyser that spurts like water from a fountain.

You’re not meant to care. Most of the characters are disposable, interchangeable minions who scurry around before they’re inevitably exterminated by someone else with bigger guns and brains. As you’d expect from the title, many of these underlings are shot to death with handguns and long guns of assorted sizes. Characters are riddled, shredded, annihilated; one guy loses half his face — bang-bang, ha-ha.

“Bullet Train” has its moments, a few laughs, some smooth moves, but Leitch has done better elsewhere, including in the original “ John Wick ,” which he directed (uncredited) with Chad Stahelski. A tale of vengeance, “John Wick” has an equally high body count, but it’s better structured, more modulated, and has a brittle veneer of high-mindedness. The hero of “John Wick” is on a mission; Ladybug is on a job. In other words, “John Wick,” in classic American (cinematic) fashion, presents a moral justification for its slaughter. “Bullet Train” doesn’t even bother serving up such self-elevating, audience-flattering fantasies — its blood lust is honest.

Bullet Train Rated R for extreme violence. Running time: 2 hours 6 minutes. In theaters.

Manohla Dargis has been the co-chief film critic of The Times since 2004. She started writing about movies professionally in 1987 while earning her M.A. in cinema studies at New York University, and her work has been anthologized in several books. More about Manohla Dargis

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Bullet Train Movie Review in Hindi | बुलेट ट्रेन मूवी रिलीज़ डेट, जानिए कातिलों से भरी बुलेट ट्रेन की कहानी?

नमस्कार दोस्तों, हॉलीवुड के दिग्गज अभिनेता ब्रैड पिट ने लंबे समय के बाद बड़े पर्दे पर वापसी की है। हाल ही में उनकी फिल्म बुलेट ट्रेन रिलीज की गई है। यह फिल्म कमजोर दिल वालों के लिए नहीं है, इस फिल्म के सारे किरदार का हाथ खून से रंगा हुआ है जो किसी बेजान पत्थर से कम नहीं है। ऐसी कहानी बहुत ही जटिल और थकान है यदि आप भी बॉलीवुड के स्टार किंग ब्रेड पेट के फैन है  और इस फिल्म को सिनेमाघर में देखने के लिए प्लान बना रहे हैं तो इस मूवी का रिव्यू जरूर पढ़ ले।

Darlings Movie Review in Hindi | डार्लिंग्स फिल्म की कहानी, बजट, कमाई, स्टार कास्ट इत्यादि जानकारी!

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आजकल एक्शन थ्रिलर फिल्म का जमाना है। दुनिया भर में रफ्तार, रोमांच और मारधाड़ वाली फिल्में सबसे ज्यादा कमाई कर रही हैं और स्टंट डायरेक्टर से फिल्म डायरेक्टर बने डेविड लीच के लिए महामारी के बाद खुले सिनेमाघरों में दर्शकों को खींच कर लाने के लिए फिल्म ‘बुलेट ट्रेन’ लोगो को जरूर पसंद आएगी। ब्रैड पिट के बहुचर्चित फिल्म बुलेट ट्रेन 4 अगस्त 2022 को सिनेमाघरों में रिलीज़ हो गई है। आपको बता दे हॉलीवुड के दिग्गज अभिनेता ब्रैड पिट लंबे समय बाद बड़े पर्दे पर वापसी कर रहे हैं। जैसा कि फिल्म के नाम बुलेट ट्रेन से ही पता चलता है की फिल्म की कहानी ट्रेन के इर्द-गिर्द ही घूमेगी। आइए जानते है फिल्म की कहानी।

Bullet Train Movie Review in Hindi

बुलेट ट्रेन फिल्म एक्शन और तीन लव दोनों से भरपूर है। इस फिल्म के निर्देशक डेविड रिलीज है जो पहले एक्शन डायरेक्टर हुआ करते थे। जब एक ऐक्शन डायरेक्टर फिल्म को बना रहे होंगे तो फिल्म में एक्शन से भरपूर ही होगी। इनकी कहानी की बात करें तो यह शांति की तलाश में निकले एक भाड़े के हत्यारे (ब्रैड पिट) को उसकी बॉस (सैंड्रा बुलक) कोडनेम लेडी बग देती है। लेडी बग को लगता है कि उसका काम बिगड़ने की वजह से उसकी खराब किस्मत है, हालांकि उसकी याददाश्त बहुत तेज है।

इसकी लेडी बॉस से बुलेट ट्रेन में नकदी से भरा सूटकेस लाने का काम सौंप दी है जिस प्रकार ट्रेनों का लोगो लगा है। उसको बैग  स्टेशन पर उतरना होता है लेकिन वह ऐसा नहीं कर पता है। फिर ट्रेन में कई हत्याएँ होती है।

फिल्म देखे या नहीं

आपको फिल्म की कहानी थोड़ी कॉम्पलीकेटेड लग सकती है। मध्य में फिल्म का रुख इस तरह पलट जाता है जिसे समझने में थोड़ा समय लग जायेगा। लेकिन यदि आप एक्शन फिल्म देखने के शौकीन है तो यह फिल्म आपके लिए बेहतरीन है फिल्म में ब्रैड पिट एक्शन के जरिए आपका मनोरंजन करते हुए नज़र आएंगे।

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