‘Bullet Train’ review: Fun and action-packed ride that goes off track plot-wise


Aaron Taylor-Johnson (left), and Brad Pitt in a scene from 'Bullet Train'. David Leitch's latest action comedy has lots of high-speed action but not much in terms of plot. – Photos: Sony Pictures Malaysia

Another action movie by John Wick director David Leitch? Count me in!

Wait. Not so fast. At first glance, Bullet Train captures the audience with its stellar cast and intriguing premise set in Japan. Unfortunately, that doesn’t last long. The ride gets bumpier as the story progresses, with lots of high-speed action but not much to add to its plot.

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Summary:

One heck of an action-packed train ride to nowhere.

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