I did not like this movie at first, why? Because it felt confusing, disorderly and troll, it's why I also didn't like John Wick at first and why I never watched any Deadpool movies, it's the feeling of not knowing what is going on that immediately makes some of us dislike things in the moment, most people might not mind it or like that feeling but I don't. But the more I watched reactions to it and the more details I learned through comments the more I started to appreciate it.
@@darkceptor44 Just a speculative question here but by any chance are you over the age of 50? I promise that the Q is not meant to throw any type of shade at all, I've just experienced that ppl of older generations aren't yet prepared to adjust to this newer style of comedy / action that has been happening in media in the last decade. I think I barely made the cutoff (in my 40's now) and consider Deadpool and Wick 2 of my GOATs!
Every character was written so well. Everyone had such a distinct and rich personality, even the smallest cameo roles, and everyone acted beautifully. In my opinion, that's what elevates this from good to great. An instant classic.
The actress who plays the Hornet was also Domino in Deadpool 2, the one who was extremely lucky. She’s also in a show called Atlanta with Donald Glover and the actor who plays Tangerine.
So, Brad Pitt was vanisher in Deadpool. He agreed to do it for 5 minutes for a cup of coffee and the promise that Ryan Renoylds would return the favor in another film. . . This was that film lol
I've seen that said many times. But it's not true. Same director Deadpool 2 and Bullet Train. And he is literally Brad Pitts best friend. He did say but now you owe me. But only reason it happened was the director.
@@johnfede7057 I've seen it said many times as well, but lets take it down to, what were both actors paid for their role in each? I think that would prove or disprove the situation. I also don't think you've bothered looking it up to decide you've disproven it with an idea.
There is a moment, no one speaks of. When the Elder is telling his story about the ladybug, you can see the rising sun the symbol of Japan through the window as he speaks. Also number 17 of men who got killed by lemon and tangerine was the producer of the film.
Sandra, Channing and Brad must all be friends, because this movie and Lost City both came out within 3 months of eachother and they're all in both. In Lost City, for those that haven't seen it, Brad, definitely has a hilarious part in it. :)
I saw this on an aeroplane a few months ago (to Japan, funnily enough) and had an absolute blast with, and I remember checking the film's critic score once I landed and also being taken aback by the mixed reception it got from critics. I mean it's not like a masterpiece or anything, but it's just loads of fun - great action, funny dialogue, a whole cast of colourful fun characters, and it features the second best use of "Holding out for a Hero" in cinematic history (behind Shrek 2, obviously). It may be a big dumb action film at the end of the day, but it's a well-made and fun big dumb action film, and sometimes that's all you really need
Bullet Train is a TOP TIER movie. Never understood why it never got much love. Instant click seeing this in my sub box. Thanks for the great reactions :D!
That innocent civilian (number 17) was a director cameo from David Lietch. He also cameoed in Deadpool 2 as a casualty during the truck chase sequence. And the trolley lady was Karen Fukuhara aka Kimiko from the Boys
Glad you enjoyed it. This is one of my fav movies of all time. I remember laughing so hard in the theatre to the one liners and quips and no one else made a sound. This movie is ahead of its time and is beautifully shot and scripted. I absolutely love this film. Thanks for reviewing it.
V, fellow Polish-American here that enjoys your reactions a lot. Noticed your standards are rising as you digest more cinema, your observations are quite astute. Thanks for all the hard work you put into the channel, it's a pleasure to re-experience these movies vicariously this way.
Yoo I absolutely love this film. It was so well constructed and the directors and writers did an excellent execution. Also love that you got around to it 🔥🔥
*5:01* The fact that I remember watching this movie in Theaters, I’ve watched that part where *Lemon* puts the *Percy sticker* on The Son’s forehead and *Logan Lerman* plays *Percy Jackson* from *Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010)* & *Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters (2013).*
Did you know you can open a three digit combination lock in 2 to 3 minutes? All you need to do is hold the latch while you scroll. start at 000 then wildly scroll the first digit from 0 to 9. That should take less then a second. Now bump it up to 010 and do it again. Keep going until you do all 99 combinations. The moment the combination hits the right number it will unlock because you were holding the latch open. Him sitting in the bathroom trying to unlock the briefcase always reminds me of this.
As someone who worked on the show, happy to see folks reacting to it! Loved working on it, and it's a great and fun film! Yes, bullet trains are indeed this nice! If a bit more plain than that one sponsored "party carriage."
This movie is stupid fun, I'm glad you liked it too. I thought it was amazing how all the threads of the story were connected. My favorite character is the Water Bottle, what an arc.
Ah yes, the Shrek song. The song that was written for Footloose 20 years earlier and was famous all on its own but yeah, it's the Shrek song. Why not? I suppose it's a step up from it being referred to as a TikTok song. haha
I got on a bullet train for the first time earlier this year, and yeah they are very cool looking like this, specially the Haruka line. Funny enough, bullet trains wouldn’t actually take all night to get from tokyo to Kyoto since it is only a 2 hour trip. Still, this movie did get the stops right and made the stations of this fictional line look very accurate.
David Leitch, who directed this, also directed Deadpool 2. David used to be Brad Pitt’s stunt double, and so Ryan Reynolds & David thought it would be fun to have Brad do a cameo as Vanisher. Brad agreed as long as Ryan agreed to cameo in a future film, which turned out to be this one. Ryan, Brad & Channing Tatum are all friends which is how Channing ended up with cameos in both this movie and Free Guy. Rumor is he might show up in Deadpool & Wolverine…
^THIS comment needs more love! Free Guy and Bullet Train have made me a big fan of Channing even though I can't even list another movie other than Magic Mike lol
Fun Fact, There's an old joke about the Japanese Bullet Train/Train system that goes like this: As The Japanese developed their trains, they wanted to make sure that the windshield could withstand anything, and so after multiple failures, they asked the Americans for advice. The Americans replied by saying that they should have it hit a turkey carcass at full speed to prove if it was ready for anything. After Many trials and unbearably constant failures, the Japanese were ready to give up on having high speed trains, but they decided to send the Americans their test results footage to find out what they could possibly be doing wrong, and after reviewing their footage the Americans gave one simple reply: "Thaw the Bird."
Definitely a unique movie (except for the wedding which reminds of Kill Bill). Express trains do actually look like that in most countries. There really is one conductor (with a few stops there is no need for more) and one catering lady. Of course, the physics of catching up a speeding train, holding onto it, standing on top - those are BS of course.
I saw this flick on the Thursday sneak prior to its official release. I had a lot of fun with this flick. I basically got what I expected going in, knowing who directed it. For me, it was a stacked cast. That said, the unknown virus of unspecified origin was still very much a thing, and this was in the middle of the second real attempt to get people back to theaters.
I saw this one in Dolby Cinema at AMC. One of 2022's best, both for that summer and the year. Impressive cast, so many storylines. Shades of Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino's films. All over the place. Twists, turns and cyclones. I was so easily caught in this from the first trailer. "Maria Beetle" is the novel that the film is based on and the title character played by Sandra Bullock sounded and looked so good. Btw, Bullock with Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt were in another film of the same summer, "The Lost City" (kinda fun). Director Leitch, credited as victim 17, did such a great job. You oughta catch the cold war thriller that was his 2nd film called Atomic Blonde (2017) with Charlize Theron.
Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, and Brad Pitt were in a movie together that came out the same year, The Lost City, and in my head cannon, this is how Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt's characters originally met.
Actual consumer reviews are much more accurate than "professional" critics. IMDB, Google, or Rotten Tomatoes' Audience Scores I find all pretty accurate; they had it from 73% to 75%.
i just finished bingeing all of your Pirate of the Carabian Reactions and as i am getting to sleep (8am Australian dont judge me) i see "Bullet Train" and its an insta Click. this movie is too good for me not to stay awake an hour longer to watch your reaction. EDIT: Bloody worth it.
True story ... I was thinking of rewatching this movie just yesterday, and I recently discovered your beauty so having you put this out today is perfect. Also, get out of my head!
Yeah, this movie was a nice surprise. Funny how you mentioned your friends watching it on a train. That's how I watched it for the first time. I had to pick it up on 4K. Such a fun movie!
I saw this film on the way back from Osaka to Los Angeles last year, and it was SO insane and awesome. :D Also, yes, Vickie, that's what bullet trains really look like. Maybe not with all the assassins, but the rest... yeah.
*34:39* *Yes, it is!* This song *”Holding Out For A Hero”* is in *Japanese.* Just like the song *”Stayin’ Alive”* Performed by *Avu-chan* in *Japanese.*
I really like this movie. It's so wonderfully witty. They give you such a window (door?) into each character, that you really care - or at least are interested - about what is going to happen to them. I laughed out loud when they spent a good 10 minutes on a backstory for The Wolf, and then killed him off moments later through sheer bad luck. Lemon and Tangerine are probably my favorite characters, they just had so much depth, and such an interesting relationship. And the dialogue! Wonderful. Then of course there's the cameo trade. Brad Pitt famously showed up in Deadpool 2 for about two seconds. Now, Ryan Reynolds shows up here for about two seconds. And the random Channing Tatum cameo... I do love an accent. I read a lot of the negative reviews, and for most of them, they thought the movie was random or disjointed. It was nothing of the sort. It all made sense by the end, with every thread weaving together before most of them were cut short. Some people just have limited attention spans and no sense of humor, is what I figure.
As someone who just finished playing cyberpunk and am now discovering your channel for the first time, hearing you open with "my name is V" made me do a double take
3:2320:53 I love that Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko from The Boys) has a small part in this epic cast. 16:08 Channing Tatum pops up randomly in so many amazing movies, it's bloody hilarious. 34:11 Ryan Reynolds is another great one who does this, like in Ted. 38:34 And Sandra Bullock is the ever-gorgeous cherry on top
This was a real standout movie for me. I expected it to be cheesy, which it was, but it was such pure unadulterated fun. The cinematography and direction were really creative, the jokes were funny, the characters were memorable. It completely owns its silliness.
If you check out these movies: Deadpool 2 and The Lost City, then you will see the way all the films are "connected." I think this movie is so underrated and I also don't know why! I thought the movie was a nice departure from John Wick while dealing with vengeance as well. But I think it was a bit more cerebral than that. Of course the fights were not as awesome in every case, but I think the characters really help to shore the movie up! Lemon and Tangerine were a legit pair of characters that I not only started to get invested in, but now I want to know more about their adventures! It was like Pulp Fiction meets John Wick meets Deadpool! And your reactions were so fun to watch! Thanks for being ahead of the curve on this one!
This movie and Fall Guy had the same director, so I figured you would like this one. And it has Arron Tayler-Johnson, who you mentioned liking during your Fall Guy. I really enjoyed your react to this movie!
*34:12*
*Ryan Reynolds* accepted the cameo as a thank you to *Brad Pitt* for making *his own cameo* in *DEADPOOL 2 (2018).*
When I saw Brad Pitt in The Lost City, I immediately thought this has got to be the Bullet Train history
And Channing Tatum and Sandra Bullock were returning the Brad Pitt cameo in The Lost City.
Also yhe director of this and Deadpool 2 are the same person. And also best friends with Brad Pitt IRL.
The only people that don't like this movie are Diesels.
You, you I like.
I did not like this movie at first, why? Because it felt confusing, disorderly and troll, it's why I also didn't like John Wick at first and why I never watched any Deadpool movies, it's the feeling of not knowing what is going on that immediately makes some of us dislike things in the moment, most people might not mind it or like that feeling but I don't. But the more I watched reactions to it and the more details I learned through comments the more I started to appreciate it.
I just pulled a diesels turbo off today. Just yanked it right off.
@@darkceptor44 Just a speculative question here but by any chance are you over the age of 50? I promise that the Q is not meant to throw any type of shade at all, I've just experienced that ppl of older generations aren't yet prepared to adjust to this newer style of comedy / action that has been happening in media in the last decade. I think I barely made the cutoff (in my 40's now) and consider Deadpool and Wick 2 of my GOATs!
GREAT COMMENT!
The little blonde train attendee at 20:54 is the woman who plays Kimiko in The Boys
I thought she looked familiar!!!
She is played by *Karen Fukuhara.*
*Karen Fukuhara* plays as *Kayda Izumi Concession Girl* in this movie.
You're very beautiful @@VKunia
@@VKunia she's also Mantis in the Guardians of the Galaxy
Every character was written so well. Everyone had such a distinct and rich personality, even the smallest cameo roles, and everyone acted beautifully. In my opinion, that's what elevates this from good to great. An instant classic.
You ask why the reviews are lower. Its because critics suck and viewers with negative impressions are more likely to leave comments.
I don’t trust really low scores on anything. Everyone wants to be a critic
There was literally nothing wrong with this film, everything tied together so well. You just cant please everyone
I agree, critics suck. They rated Doctor Who series 11 100%! ....
@@chanceneck8072oi. You can touch any Doctor, but you leave Smith and Tenant outta this
They’re just diesels or worse
As I call them Dudley’s
Vagrant little Dudley’s
The actress who plays the Hornet was also Domino in Deadpool 2, the one who was extremely lucky. She’s also in a show called Atlanta with Donald Glover and the actor who plays Tangerine.
She was also in Joker with Joaquin Phoenix.
And she voices Amber (Mark's girlfriend) in Invincible.
Zazie Beetz is her name, IIRC.
You mean Lemon?
So, Brad Pitt was vanisher in Deadpool. He agreed to do it for 5 minutes for a cup of coffee and the promise that Ryan Renoylds would return the favor in another film. . . This was that film lol
Such an underrated mention. Love their mutual respect for each other!
I've seen that said many times. But it's not true. Same director Deadpool 2 and Bullet Train. And he is literally Brad Pitts best friend. He did say but now you owe me. But only reason it happened was the director.
@@johnfede7057 I've seen it said many times as well, but lets take it down to, what were both actors paid for their role in each? I think that would prove or disprove the situation. I also don't think you've bothered looking it up to decide you've disproven it with an idea.
The world needs more movies like Bullet Train.
💯
There is a moment, no one speaks of. When the Elder is telling his story about the ladybug, you can see the rising sun the symbol of Japan through the window as he speaks. Also number 17 of men who got killed by lemon and tangerine was the producer of the film.
That shot of the sun shining through the window was epic!
That actually was David Leitch, the director. He likes making cameos in his own movies, you can see him at the start of "The Fall Guy"
Is like deadpool and john wick together. Absolutely awesome
Same director as Deadpool 2
Bullet train and the Dungeons & Dragons movie both really surprised me by how good they are. Comedy gold!
Two things I love about Tangerine. He screams "fucking die" at the window, then he headbutts it.
And he killed that thing
I JUMPED OUT OF MY SEAT WHEN I SAW THIS NOTIFICATION!!!! I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!
Tangerine is my spirit animal
I'm a Lemon man myself. But I can see the appeal.
Tangerine was a BEAST that I didn't expect to like so much.
Sandra, Channing and Brad must all be friends, because this movie and Lost City both came out within 3 months of eachother and they're all in both. In Lost City, for those that haven't seen it, Brad, definitely has a hilarious part in it. :)
I saw this on an aeroplane a few months ago (to Japan, funnily enough) and had an absolute blast with, and I remember checking the film's critic score once I landed and also being taken aback by the mixed reception it got from critics. I mean it's not like a masterpiece or anything, but it's just loads of fun - great action, funny dialogue, a whole cast of colourful fun characters, and it features the second best use of "Holding out for a Hero" in cinematic history (behind Shrek 2, obviously). It may be a big dumb action film at the end of the day, but it's a well-made and fun big dumb action film, and sometimes that's all you really need
Bullet Train is a TOP TIER movie. Never understood why it never got much love. Instant click seeing this in my sub box. Thanks for the great reactions :D!
I loved how the story unfolded and how all the characters came about and their interactions are great.
That innocent civilian (number 17) was a director cameo from David Lietch. He also cameoed in Deadpool 2 as a casualty during the truck chase sequence. And the trolley lady was Karen Fukuhara aka Kimiko from the Boys
Glad you enjoyed it. This is one of my fav movies of all time. I remember laughing so hard in the theatre to the one liners and quips and no one else made a sound. This movie is ahead of its time and is beautifully shot and scripted. I absolutely love this film. Thanks for reviewing it.
V, fellow Polish-American here that enjoys your reactions a lot. Noticed your standards are rising as you digest more cinema, your observations are quite astute. Thanks for all the hard work you put into the channel, it's a pleasure to re-experience these movies vicariously this way.
Yeah V this movie Rocks! I loved it years ago when I first watched it! How it got low reviews is beyond me! and Joey King is so under rated!
Yoo I absolutely love this film. It was so well constructed and the directors and writers did an excellent execution. Also love that you got around to it 🔥🔥
Bullet Train is a really awesome movie and have a wonderful
fourth of July this week thanks Vicky.🎇🎆🎆🎇
Fun fact, the car with tangerines at the end of the movie is the same one that almost hit Brad at the beginning of the movie (2:06).
"The Shrek song"!? God I'm old! V, darlin', it's from the soundtrack of the movie "Footloose", starring Kevin Bacon. 😆
I know, when she said that I laughed and cried at the same time. 😂😅
*5:01*
The fact that I remember watching this movie in Theaters, I’ve watched that part where *Lemon* puts the *Percy sticker* on The Son’s forehead and *Logan Lerman* plays *Percy Jackson* from *Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010)* & *Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters (2013).*
yes this is what bullet trains look like mostly
Thought you should know, V. That quote "quick to anger, slow to understand" is from the Rush song 'Witch Hunt'.
Did you know you can open a three digit combination lock in 2 to 3 minutes? All you need to do is hold the latch while you scroll. start at 000 then wildly scroll the first digit from 0 to 9. That should take less then a second. Now bump it up to 010 and do it again. Keep going until you do all 99 combinations. The moment the combination hits the right number it will unlock because you were holding the latch open. Him sitting in the bathroom trying to unlock the briefcase always reminds me of this.
As someone who worked on the show, happy to see folks reacting to it! Loved working on it, and it's a great and fun film!
Yes, bullet trains are indeed this nice! If a bit more plain than that one sponsored "party carriage."
btw, I love Tangerine, his character's so salty, and the actor's unrecognizable. He was the Flash in Avengers 2, and Kick Ass :)
It currently has a score of 7.3 on IMDB, which it deserves. I've never known a single person that dislikes this movie!
RT tomatometer has it at 54% while the audience score is 76%
Never trust professional critics.
Fun fact the girl with the snack car is karen fukuhara from "The Boys" she plays kimiko
And, she also plays as *Katana* from *SUICIDE SQUAD (2016)* in the *1st film.*
This movie is stupid fun, I'm glad you liked it too. I thought it was amazing how all the threads of the story were connected. My favorite character is the Water Bottle, what an arc.
This films and Disney Lucas films told me never to trust "professional" critics
Quite right, I watch and make up my own mind about movies
I would say .. listen people, not alien movie critic :D The movie is fantastic!
0:38 Bro thought she was in Cyberpunk
Ah yes, the Shrek song. The song that was written for Footloose 20 years earlier and was famous all on its own but yeah, it's the Shrek song. Why not? I suppose it's a step up from it being referred to as a TikTok song. haha
V: "Not the Shrek song."
Me: "That's the Footloose song."
I got on a bullet train for the first time earlier this year, and yeah they are very cool looking like this, specially the Haruka line. Funny enough, bullet trains wouldn’t actually take all night to get from tokyo to Kyoto since it is only a 2 hour trip.
Still, this movie did get the stops right and made the stations of this fictional line look very accurate.
David Leitch, who directed this, also directed Deadpool 2. David used to be Brad Pitt’s stunt double, and so Ryan Reynolds & David thought it would be fun to have Brad do a cameo as Vanisher. Brad agreed as long as Ryan agreed to cameo in a future film, which turned out to be this one. Ryan, Brad & Channing Tatum are all friends which is how Channing ended up with cameos in both this movie and Free Guy. Rumor is he might show up in Deadpool & Wolverine…
^THIS comment needs more love! Free Guy and Bullet Train have made me a big fan of Channing even though I can't even list another movie other than Magic Mike lol
Oh, they're gonna have Tatum as Gambit! That makes sense.
This movie is just so much fun... Rewatched it a couple of times and still enjoy myself every time
Most underrated movie of all time
One of my recent favorites. I’ve watched it a handful of times already!
Bullet Train is definitely one of the best movies of 2020s so far.
The funniest thing is that we get the Wolf’s full origin story only for him to get bodied 😂
Main character Vs villain in a nutshell.
a movie you can re-watch so many times !
34:36 awww hell naw. she did not just call holding out for a hero "the shrek song" 💀
I would be offended, if I didn't grow up after this song came out and was nine when Shrek 2 came out.
Fun Fact, There's an old joke about the Japanese Bullet Train/Train system that goes like this:
As The Japanese developed their trains, they wanted to make sure that the windshield could withstand anything, and so after multiple failures, they asked the Americans for advice. The Americans replied by saying that they should have it hit a turkey carcass at full speed to prove if it was ready for anything. After Many trials and unbearably constant failures, the Japanese were ready to give up on having high speed trains, but they decided to send the Americans their test results footage to find out what they could possibly be doing wrong, and after reviewing their footage the Americans gave one simple reply:
"Thaw the Bird."
Tangerine had brass knuckles thats how he punched through the window.
just stopping by to say your hair and your nails look mesmerizing, such a queen style
Definitely a unique movie (except for the wedding which reminds of Kill Bill). Express trains do actually look like that in most countries. There really is one conductor (with a few stops there is no need for more) and one catering lady. Of course, the physics of catching up a speeding train, holding onto it, standing on top - those are BS of course.
I saw this flick on the Thursday sneak prior to its official release. I had a lot of fun with this flick. I basically got what I expected going in, knowing who directed it. For me, it was a stacked cast.
That said, the unknown virus of unspecified origin was still very much a thing, and this was in the middle of the second real attempt to get people back to theaters.
Yes that's what most, if not all, bullet trains look like. The design is to make them aerodynamic since they operate at 350 kmph (220 mph).
ladybug is incrediblylucky. He survives everything the universe throws at him.
I saw this one in Dolby Cinema at AMC.
One of 2022's best, both for that summer and the year.
Impressive cast, so many storylines.
Shades of Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino's films.
All over the place.
Twists, turns and cyclones.
I was so easily caught in this from the first trailer.
"Maria Beetle" is the novel that the film is based on and the title character played by Sandra Bullock sounded and looked so good.
Btw, Bullock with Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt were in another film of
the same summer, "The Lost City" (kinda fun).
Director Leitch, credited as victim 17, did such a great job.
You oughta catch the cold war thriller that was his 2nd film
called Atomic Blonde (2017) with Charlize Theron.
Brad Pitt's character was the funniest of all (besides Lemon & Tangerine), plus the action scenes were perfectly choreographed
It took me multiple rewatches until i realized the russian son is the guy from Percy Jackson and Fury
I hope a bunch of these actors keep making unexpected cameos in each others movies. It reminds me of the Sandler / Schnider / Buscemi cameos, lol.
Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, and Brad Pitt were in a movie together that came out the same year, The Lost City, and in my head cannon, this is how Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt's characters originally met.
The presentation of this movie reminds me of early Guy Richie stuff like Snatch and Rock'n Rolla. I love it.
Actual consumer reviews are much more accurate than "professional" critics. IMDB, Google, or Rotten Tomatoes' Audience Scores I find all pretty accurate; they had it from 73% to 75%.
25:09 - Zazie Beetz (Domino from Deadpool 2) and Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko from The Boys).
real bullet trains usually don't have assassination attempt carried on it, it's very unusual and not this bloody like this film
I love this one. One of my favorites from the past few years.
went to see this movie not expecting much but oh my god I loved it, Tangerines death had me crying like a little kid though
i just finished bingeing all of your Pirate of the Carabian Reactions and as i am getting to sleep (8am Australian dont judge me) i see "Bullet Train" and its an insta Click.
this movie is too good for me not to stay awake an hour longer to watch your reaction.
EDIT: Bloody worth it.
Speaking of Bullets, watch Lethal Weapon 1-4. That series is FANTASTIC 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿.
Ok. I feel old when someone calls a classic Bonnie Tyler song from 1984 "the Shrek song" ;)
True story ... I was thinking of rewatching this movie just yesterday, and I recently discovered your beauty so having you put this out today is perfect. Also, get out of my head!
Yeah, this movie was a nice surprise. Funny how you mentioned your friends watching it on a train. That's how I watched it for the first time. I had to pick it up on 4K. Such a fun movie!
I saw this film on the way back from Osaka to Los Angeles last year, and it was SO insane and awesome. :D
Also, yes, Vickie, that's what bullet trains really look like. Maybe not with all the assassins, but the rest... yeah.
Lol I will say Holding Out for a Hero is a song from Footloose, but yes it is most perfectly used in Shrek 2 followed by this and then Tetris 😜
Technically in Japan every train car is the quiet car.
*34:39*
*Yes, it is!*
This song *”Holding Out For A Hero”* is in *Japanese.*
Just like the song *”Stayin’ Alive”* Performed by *Avu-chan* in *Japanese.*
I love this movie so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
The "find my phone" thing would work if he left it at Kyoto station.
This movie is actually what got me in to reaction channels. In a way, this movie paved the way to discovering your channel!
I didn’t see this when it came out, but so glad I watched your reaction, absolutely loved it, what a great film.
I really like this movie. It's so wonderfully witty. They give you such a window (door?) into each character, that you really care - or at least are interested - about what is going to happen to them. I laughed out loud when they spent a good 10 minutes on a backstory for The Wolf, and then killed him off moments later through sheer bad luck. Lemon and Tangerine are probably my favorite characters, they just had so much depth, and such an interesting relationship. And the dialogue! Wonderful. Then of course there's the cameo trade. Brad Pitt famously showed up in Deadpool 2 for about two seconds. Now, Ryan Reynolds shows up here for about two seconds. And the random Channing Tatum cameo... I do love an accent.
I read a lot of the negative reviews, and for most of them, they thought the movie was random or disjointed. It was nothing of the sort. It all made sense by the end, with every thread weaving together before most of them were cut short. Some people just have limited attention spans and no sense of humor, is what I figure.
Another movie that was overlooked was Bad Times at El Royal
You will have to cosplay as that character since you loved her outfit so much
As someone who just finished playing cyberpunk and am now discovering your channel for the first time, hearing you open with "my name is V" made me do a double take
3:23 20:53 I love that Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko from The Boys) has a small part in this epic cast.
16:08 Channing Tatum pops up randomly in so many amazing movies, it's bloody hilarious.
34:11 Ryan Reynolds is another great one who does this, like in Ted.
38:34 And Sandra Bullock is the ever-gorgeous cherry on top
As a dutch speaker it is hilarious that the snake is called boomslang. It sounds intimidating, but translates to treesnake
Yes, the name is South African, hence the same as Dutch.
I loved it watched it in theaters when it came out
This was the funniest movie of the year, just beautiful and well done.
Saw this in theater and I was like that’s the best movie I’ve walked out of in a while. 5 ⭐️
38:22 Hiroyuki Sanada making the WTF face is extremely rare, and pretty hilarious to see.
This was a real standout movie for me. I expected it to be cheesy, which it was, but it was such pure unadulterated fun. The cinematography and direction were really creative, the jokes were funny, the characters were memorable. It completely owns its silliness.
I didn't even know the reviews were bad. I freakin love it.
I remember seeing this with friends during a movie night couple years back great movie, it's just wild from start to finish.
If you check out these movies: Deadpool 2 and The Lost City, then you will see the way all the films are "connected." I think this movie is so underrated and I also don't know why! I thought the movie was a nice departure from John Wick while dealing with vengeance as well. But I think it was a bit more cerebral than that. Of course the fights were not as awesome in every case, but I think the characters really help to shore the movie up! Lemon and Tangerine were a legit pair of characters that I not only started to get invested in, but now I want to know more about their adventures! It was like Pulp Fiction meets John Wick meets Deadpool! And your reactions were so fun to watch! Thanks for being ahead of the curve on this one!
"The Shrek song" for me it's always been Short Circuit 2.
Oscar! I'm really pissed off!!
This is the 8th time I have seen reaction as well as watched it 3 times. A great movie.
This is a great movie freaking loved every minute of this movie
This movie and Fall Guy had the same director, so I figured you would like this one. And it has Arron Tayler-Johnson, who you mentioned liking during your Fall Guy. I really enjoyed your react to this movie!
This film is absolutely fantastic. Huge sleeper film.
I loved this movie so much, I purchased it immediately after I finished watching it
This is one of my favorite movies. The reviews prove you can never fully trust professional critics.