I love how Ladybug is aware of how incredibly unlucky he is with getting into trouble, but seemingly clueless as to how insanely lucky he is in getting out of it. He's just absent-mindedly riding the wave of fate while the White Death is fighting against it
The reason for the name is in Japanese mythology the lady bug is a creature of great unluck, it takes all of the luck from those around it. It itself is lucky, but all around it will have terrible luck.
"Solemn stranger, you do not know me well, but I have a story to tell. I was created for but one purpose: to replenish my owner and be reborn into a new life. But what I assumed was my fate was denied to me by unfortunate circumstances. Later, I was given a chance, freed from this limbo. Though, I feared my day would never come. As a result, I heard and saw many horrors, and my purpose was corrupted. When darkness enveloped me, I thought and thought and thought of where everything went wrong and how I could live with myself. And now, as I see myself in hell, I've decided that I will not go down without a fight. That's why, solemn stranger, I beg you: use me as your weapon so that I may guide you to a better life, and with this good deed, free me from this life. I am the Water Bottle. Fate hath brought me here, and now, I end my role as a passive observer and take a stand against the devil himself!!!"
Tbh, although this Brad Pitt character is hilarious to watch, in universe, I would also jump off a speeding train to avoid spending more time with him.
Lol i love the symbolism of the bottled water, teaches us that the seemingly most miscellaneous thing in the world can end up turning the tide of the situation at the most pivotal moment
Like the Elder said: Ladybug is his namesake, a vessel of all unluckiness thrown onto one man, who ends up also being the luckiest person ever in the process
Owned it, flaunted it, squeezed it for all it was worth and had a ton of fun with it. And so did I. Bullet train was so far over the top it became brilliant again.
Ladybug has Marvel Domino's probability manipulation superpower. He's lucky but makes everyone around him unlucky. Wolf gets stabbed with his own knife, Hornet killed by her own poison, Tangerine gets an artery in his throat nicked by a bullet that could have gone anywhere, Prince gets hit by a lorry, his handler gets her car crushed. Leaving immediately and not giving Fate a chance to fuck him too was the smartest thing The Elder could have done.
"Wolf gets stabbed with his own knife, Hornet killed by her own poison, " Ironically, killing someone by their own weapon also white death favourite method. He tried to do it with the elder 's sword in this scene
It's interesting how the antagonists and the protagonists have opposite points of view about fate; both The White Death and The Prince want to control fate, to the last minute detail, while both Ladybug and the Grandfather accept they can't control fate, however both get differentiated by the fact Grandfather already learnt that, while Ladybug had to learn that throughout the film. Now, don't confuse it with "if fate wants me to die here, then I should embrace it" cause that would just be doing nothing, fate is merely the stuff they couldn't control.
it didn't brake it self. the seed panel is disconnect same as wheels and engine so it did slow down because the accelerator is disconnect but the panel show that speed is dropping because it disconnect the sensor. so that why it show 50 km/h and dropping but sit still going like 100 km/h
@@puwaGT this is not how any sensor evaluation works and proofs the point. Either it is analog and you get a value of voltage or power that directly equals a value (would show zero as zero voltage or power is applied) or digital, which would show the current value based on a set amount of bytes transmitted if the connection still stands. Should digital be disconnected it would either show the last value, an error or zero. In any way, either the displayed value should stick to the last, show zero or an error. The only reason why a loss of sensory data would show this slow drop would be if there was a strong smoothing applied which would make driving a specific speed very hard as you would need to reach the desired speed, then hold it for the speed indicator to catch up and display it. There absolutely is a slight smoothing with digital systems, as no sensor is a hundred percent accurate and they are prone to giving out false values (short time spikes and lows) but the smoothing would not be enough to hold the value so high for so long. However most emergency systems (and I think that the movie displays this, as the breaks seem to engage the moment that the lines are torn out) do indeed break/halt the train/engine/machine when the connection is severed. I rather think that the speed was originally indicated in miles per hour and not in km/h, which would multiply the speed by 1,6.
As a train engineer, I can't even count the many ways this film was unrealistic. The braking, the men on top not electrocuted, the man killed by a signal bridge hanging deeper than the overhead wire should be, the train not stopping without a driver, the train not stopping when it hit the other train upwards and it tore up the catenary, the collision itself on a line with sophisticated train control, and so on. This film was clearly made by and for an American audience who never travelled on bullet trains.
Bullet train dose a masterful thing where it makes the plot convinces part of the theme and meaning of the story. Was the water bottle good luck, bad, or just fate. If some says that’s a plot convince, the you can just say, yeah that’s the point.
I like to think Lemon and Ladybug continually cross paths after this by accident yet continually do things like this All the while Lemon brings the Tangerine Truck
4:23 The look of peace on the White Death's face as he puts the gun to his head and pulls the trigger, and the smug smile when it clicks on empty. Says more about that character in 2 seconds than all the flashbacks. Amazing acting, a great moment in this great movie.
Both the Elder and the White Death loved and lost their wives. But... the Elder clearly cared more about his son than the White Death cared about any one of his children.
I know it's such a great film and this one tiny flaw doesn't ruin it at all - barely even qualifies as a flaw - but... they didn't even TRY to make it look like Lemon was saying "We're on the wrong track!" at 01:58. They could have at least picked a shot where his mouth was moving!
Hiroyuki Sanada is an absolute legend of Japanese cinema. And he has been in tons of big Hollywood movies also, like ''The Last Samurai'' or John Wick: Chapter 4.
The Expendables 5 Cast Jason Statham Iko Uwais Sylvester Stallone Megan Fox Keanu Reeves Donnie Yen John Cena Ice Cube Dolph Lundgren Randy Couture Mike Tyson Joe Taslim Daniel Craig Jing Tian Hiroyuki Sanada Kanna Hishimoto Tom Hardy Shah Rukh Khan Roby Rose Riz Ahmed Sebastien Sisak David Belle Robbie Amell Djimon Housou Danny Trejo Yayan Ruhian Tony Jaa Nicholas Cage with Dwayne Johnson and John Cusack
Sort of? He is both unlucky yet also incredibly lucky at the same time. I think the Elder worded it as him carrying the bad luck of others, giving himself good luck in the process, hence the name Ladybug
Haha gotta love how that bottle of fiji water has traveled throughout the movie and is actually what helps save the day.
It's fate
It’s like the Fiji water bottle is a character
I actually found the Water bottle at a market and made a Instagram story about it
It's almost certainly a product placement, but I don't care. Because that water bottle's journey is amazing
Main character
I love how Ladybug is aware of how incredibly unlucky he is with getting into trouble, but seemingly clueless as to how insanely lucky he is in getting out of it. He's just absent-mindedly riding the wave of fate while the White Death is fighting against it
He is Fate's Favored Buffoon.
The term "Luckiest Loser" comes to mind
The reason for the name is in Japanese mythology the lady bug is a creature of great unluck, it takes all of the luck from those around it. It itself is lucky, but all around it will have terrible luck.
@@Jalbesbe Nah, its hold the all 7 sorrows, but makes other lucky. But whenever someone tries to harm him, the 7 sorrows are transferred to him.
The water bottle getting a title and journey had me rolling. Like the bottle
"Solemn stranger, you do not know me well, but I have a story to tell. I was created for but one purpose: to replenish my owner and be reborn into a new life. But what I assumed was my fate was denied to me by unfortunate circumstances. Later, I was given a chance, freed from this limbo. Though, I feared my day would never come. As a result, I heard and saw many horrors, and my purpose was corrupted. When darkness enveloped me, I thought and thought and thought of where everything went wrong and how I could live with myself. And now, as I see myself in hell, I've decided that I will not go down without a fight. That's why, solemn stranger, I beg you: use me as your weapon so that I may guide you to a better life, and with this good deed, free me from this life. I am the Water Bottle. Fate hath brought me here, and now, I end my role as a passive observer and take a stand against the devil himself!!!"
Best Part of Movie at 3:36
Lemon: I got another brother now.
Ladybug: Really.
Lemon: F No.
Lemon: (Tackles enemy off train.)
Tbh, although this Brad Pitt character is hilarious to watch, in universe, I would also jump off a speeding train to avoid spending more time with him.
I thought that part was so out of place and didn't make sense.
@@ryanflippinharrishe might’ve been suicidal after his brother’s passing, hence why he is so surprised to be alive in the next scenes
@giovanni763 nah I meant more like how they did it. It just came across as forced and unfunny to me.
@@ryanflippinharris well yea you kinda need to interpret those scenes to make them make sense, like the build up of his emotions n all that
Lol i love the symbolism of the bottled water, teaches us that the seemingly most miscellaneous thing in the world can end up turning the tide of the situation at the most pivotal moment
So..cherkov’s gun?
Butterfly effect
Fate?
There's plot armor and then there's an act of God
😂miracle! 😂
It was all the mercy of the Great Water Bottle.
Ladybug luckiest man alive in all the wrong ways
Like the Elder said: Ladybug is his namesake, a vessel of all unluckiness thrown onto one man, who ends up also being the luckiest person ever in the process
There's acts of God and then there's acts of Zod
I really enjoyed this movie. It wasn't some deep thing, nor the greatest action movie ever, but it knew exactly what it was and owned it.
I feel that there's no higher praise for a film.
Owned it, flaunted it, squeezed it for all it was worth and had a ton of fun with it. And so did I. Bullet train was so far over the top it became brilliant again.
I just love the look on Brad Pitt's face while hes free falling through the train.....priceless
(6:15) "I'll be the first to admit: This did not go according to plan."
All he did never going according the plan..... 😂
"I'll also be the first to admit that plan was written in crayons"
Wish we started the film with this freeze 😂
Ladybug has Marvel Domino's probability manipulation superpower.
He's lucky but makes everyone around him unlucky.
Wolf gets stabbed with his own knife, Hornet killed by her own poison, Tangerine gets an artery in his throat nicked by a bullet that could have gone anywhere, Prince gets hit by a lorry, his handler gets her car crushed.
Leaving immediately and not giving Fate a chance to fuck him too was the smartest thing The Elder could have done.
Well, the elder thinks Ladybug is good luck so long as you're not working against hin
@@adt4864i mean, maria *was* helping him
he spotted the case pretty fast too
"Wolf gets stabbed with his own knife, Hornet killed by her own poison, "
Ironically, killing someone by their own weapon also white death favourite method. He tried to do it with the elder
's sword in this scene
@@patriotnguyen2721 oh shit yeah even tangerine shot himself
5:59 let’s talk about this magnificent laugh from Brad here😂😂😂😂
*6:28*
*The BONK takes the cake for me. Had me rolling 🤣😂*
SAME OH MY GOD IDK WHY IT MADE ME LAUGH AS MUCH AS IT DID
I mean it should have actually killed him practically speaking
6:41 That stock sound effect which is made synonymous with Halo plasma explosions and sword ignitions lives rent-free in my head.
Hiro screaming "Fear of Fate!" at the White Death lives in my head rent free. Every line he delivers is gold
This movie was so much fun in theaters, they dont make these too often anymore.
Hoping for Bullet Train 2.
*5:05*
*THE WATER BOTTLE*
this is why I love Fiji Water
If you liked this movie. READ THE BOOK. Hilarious and full of great characters.
There's a BOOK?!
A book?
Yes the movie is an adaptation of the Book Bullet Train
Honestly alot of the movies you seen are from books
why i already know the story + i rather watch the adaption cuz no one reads books today
@@prod.breadlvr just because you are unable to read books doesn't mean that nobody reads them. nothing revolves around what you *cant* do lol
It's interesting how the antagonists and the protagonists have opposite points of view about fate; both The White Death and The Prince want to control fate, to the last minute detail, while both Ladybug and the Grandfather accept they can't control fate, however both get differentiated by the fact Grandfather already learnt that, while Ladybug had to learn that throughout the film. Now, don't confuse it with "if fate wants me to die here, then I should embrace it" cause that would just be doing nothing, fate is merely the stuff they couldn't control.
I like how the train was literally at 50km/h and still reducing but it looks like they crash at 100km/h at least
The laws of Physics, as applied here, seem to have been somewhat misunderstood throughout the film.
The Bullet Train has shot itself in the foot.
it didn't brake it self. the seed panel is disconnect same as wheels and engine so it did slow down because the accelerator is disconnect but the panel show that speed is dropping because it disconnect the sensor. so that why it show 50 km/h and dropping but sit still going like 100 km/h
@@puwaGT this is not how any sensor evaluation works and proofs the point. Either it is analog and you get a value of voltage or power that directly equals a value (would show zero as zero voltage or power is applied) or digital, which would show the current value based on a set amount of bytes transmitted if the connection still stands. Should digital be disconnected it would either show the last value, an error or zero. In any way, either the displayed value should stick to the last, show zero or an error. The only reason why a loss of sensory data would show this slow drop would be if there was a strong smoothing applied which would make driving a specific speed very hard as you would need to reach the desired speed, then hold it for the speed indicator to catch up and display it. There absolutely is a slight smoothing with digital systems, as no sensor is a hundred percent accurate and they are prone to giving out false values (short time spikes and lows) but the smoothing would not be enough to hold the value so high for so long. However most emergency systems (and I think that the movie displays this, as the breaks seem to engage the moment that the lines are torn out) do indeed break/halt the train/engine/machine when the connection is severed. I rather think that the speed was originally indicated in miles per hour and not in km/h, which would multiply the speed by 1,6.
As a train engineer, I can't even count the many ways this film was unrealistic. The braking, the men on top not electrocuted, the man killed by a signal bridge hanging deeper than the overhead wire should be, the train not stopping without a driver, the train not stopping when it hit the other train upwards and it tore up the catenary, the collision itself on a line with sophisticated train control, and so on. This film was clearly made by and for an American audience who never travelled on bullet trains.
But did you enjoy it? @@Daneelro
"Luck is not a superpower. And it is not very cinematic!"
*Lemon drives a train* like *Thomas The Tank Engine.*
Say it with me everyone:
*"Luckily, no one was hurt..."*
@@ryanbelcher25rb
*Luckily, no one was hurt.*
4:22 i cant be the only one who likes this scene with the music right?
I do 👋
@@blued3vi161 🤝
So do I. My grandfather, who is half Japanese, loves this song. It's called Sukiyaki by Kyu Sakamoto, who sadly died in a plane crash in 1985.
I was looking for someone else who feels the same
One of my favorite scenes of the entire movie
The water bottle character development is better than what MCU produced in the last 4 years
Loki was fire. What are you on about?
true
Better than most
She hulk? Echo? The Marvels?@@Krovos_
@@Katherine-z7b Those were trash what are you on
6:24 this scene reminds me of a weird dream last year I had while in the hospital with cancer
You ok now broski?
Hope you’re doing good
Bullet train dose a masterful thing where it makes the plot convinces part of the theme and meaning of the story. Was the water bottle good luck, bad, or just fate. If some says that’s a plot convince, the you can just say, yeah that’s the point.
I love this long tension building just ended simply with Ladybug's "fuck it"
This movie shows that some misfortunes are a real gift
*6:23*
This reminds me of the *CRASH REFERENCE* from *DEADPOOL 2 (2018).*
Both movies are directed by the same director, David Leitch.
The whole movie actually a Fiji Water ads 😂😂😂
I got another brother now... *smiles*
really?
F*** No...
killed me
The water bottle needs its own spin off movie
My favorite part in all of this is the coffee pot crashing into Brad.
I like to think Lemon and Ladybug continually cross paths after this by accident yet continually do things like this
All the while Lemon brings the Tangerine Truck
We need more movies like this just straight up great action
This has to be the longest Fiji commercial ive ever seen.
*0:55*
*THE CLAYMORE KICK!*
*dropkick
We need a spin-off movie about the water bottle.
I come back every day just for the music
4:23 The look of peace on the White Death's face as he puts the gun to his head and pulls the trigger, and the smug smile when it clicks on empty. Says more about that character in 2 seconds than all the flashbacks. Amazing acting, a great moment in this great movie.
Both the Elder and the White Death loved and lost their wives. But... the Elder clearly cared more about his son than the White Death cared about any one of his children.
That is the greatest product placement ever.
Crazy how many times this movie made me go “Tell me it’s the fuckign mascot”
This movie is too good
I'm either trippin or i can hear the halo 2 energy sword sfx at 6:40
The whole movie are the best scene
Agreed!
It's one of the movies sponsors
*5:05*
*Kyu Sakamoto - Sukiyaki*
Thanks!
@@MrEddie
*You’re welcome, mate.*
@@JakeLlavoredo you know the music for 1:08
@@Red_Hood929i think its "make or break" off the soundtrack
David Leitch is amazing
He also directs:
*DEADPOOL 2 (2018)*
*FAST & FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW (2019)*
@@JakeLlavore he should do Transformers
The water bottle has lore
*6:23**-**6:24*
*DEADPOOL 2 CRASH REFERENCE*
Who can say where the road goes?
Where the day flows? Only time
Brad Pitt in every movie : 👿👿👿
Brad Pitt in bullet train : 😂😂😂
The bottle of Fiji water was a true roll or die.
I mean, lemon literally jump over the bridge, then theft an auto and kick off the prince
This movie was so good. I skipped over it like 4 times and finally said, eh I'll watch 5 minutes, at least. Stellar cast amazing movie 😮
2:35 😂😂😂 🥜 the sound he makes you know they broke 🙂↕️🥜
Bro young hiroyuki sanada hits different. Even in his current age he is like action man ❤❤
Tangerine drop kicking the Yakuza went HARD!
Why nobody is metioning the amazing background music?
6:18 LMAO EDGERUNNER SANDEVISTAN NOISE
man talks about controlling fate then plays russian roulette with himself
Which proves he is fearless
Michal Shannon's character is called the White Death not the White Demon.
3:46 Lemon: “I’m done with this bullshit, YEET-“
This Fiji water commercial is CRAZY!!!!!!...
What if John wick is in the train 🗿☠️??
Best Fiji commercial ever!
Damn its 2025, i just know about this movie
We got Ah Sahm and Tyler Durden in one movie. This was incredible in itself and they are both good dudes as well. Woot! Woot!
they say White Death, over a dozen times in the movie, and ya still couldn't get the title right?
I need to watch this movie again
This was a great movie. I hope we get a sequel or just the same universe sometime
What's the name of that cartoon that was on the TV screen during the crash?
Epic fight between Eldar and White Demon.
2 movies where I need a hero is epic , short circuit 2 and this film 😂
That water bottle is game changer
I wonder if there were people in those houses
They had all been evacuated a week earlier due to the derailment of a train carrying toxic chemicals. Oh wait! Wrong country.
100% they dead, like so many others in this movie
1:57. Yeesh, that was some hideous ADR.
Wasn't his name white death not white demon?
- If you complain this film is unrealistic... than take a bottle of water, and drink it.
The line that said hurt people hurt people❤
End was just over the top
I know it's such a great film and this one tiny flaw doesn't ruin it at all - barely even qualifies as a flaw - but... they didn't even TRY to make it look like Lemon was saying "We're on the wrong track!" at 01:58. They could have at least picked a shot where his mouth was moving!
Yes this movie was worth it❤
he had that laugh from Lou beatdown
Ah yes, Elder vs Beethoven
Lmao water bottle saved the day
Solid 8/10 film. Please dear God, don't make a sequel.
Why The Elder looks like TMNT Shifu, eh....
U mean splinter
I just watched this movie,my little brother said if they ever did a sekiro movie, he would be the perfect actor.
Hiroyuki Sanada is an absolute legend of Japanese cinema.
And he has been in tons of big Hollywood movies also, like ''The Last Samurai'' or John Wick: Chapter 4.
"for old times sake"
🃏
White Death not White Demon, how tf does someone get this wrong in the title
براد بيت أعظم ممثل في تاريخ هوليود
هو الأسطورة كم أحببت هذا الفيلم الرائع الغريب جدا 👌👍💥💪💋😍😎
🙂
His face in the thumbnail is the same as that scene in Deadpool 2.
Pretty good commercial for Fiji water 🤣
Hiroyuki Sanada in The Expendables 5
The Expendables 5
Cast
Jason Statham
Iko Uwais
Sylvester Stallone
Megan Fox
Keanu Reeves
Donnie Yen
John Cena
Ice Cube
Dolph Lundgren
Randy Couture
Mike Tyson
Joe Taslim
Daniel Craig
Jing Tian
Hiroyuki Sanada
Kanna Hishimoto
Tom Hardy
Shah Rukh Khan
Roby Rose
Riz Ahmed
Sebastien Sisak
David Belle
Robbie Amell
Djimon Housou
Danny Trejo
Yayan Ruhian
Tony Jaa
Nicholas Cage
with Dwayne Johnson
and John Cusack
The Rock, Yayan Ruhian, Tony Jaa & Danny Trejo to Play the Villains in The Expendables 5
The Expendables 5 Mission Travel: London to Bangkok to Tokyo to Seoul
Water bottle save the day 😂
Fiji bottle saved the day
We literally got a small cameo of ryan in bullet train just like brad got his in deadpool 2
I love how the bottle went through its own adventure Hahahahaha!
Best fiji ad
I'm confused, does Brad Pitt play a divine being in this movie? Is he "male Domino from Deadpoll 2"?
Sort of? He is both unlucky yet also incredibly lucky at the same time. I think the Elder worded it as him carrying the bad luck of others, giving himself good luck in the process, hence the name Ladybug
@@ChaosqueenMaddytrue
There is it, the blind witness of fiji bottle of a water 🤌
6:30
Bottle of Water: My moment had come!