New 'Bullet Train' trailer features the world's unluckiest assassin
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A still from ’Bullet Train’ showing Brad Pitt and Hirosyoki Sanada in character during a fight scene.
Image via Sony Pictures

Watch: The world’s unluckiest assassin tries to survive in new ‘Bullet Train’ trailer

Sony's second 'Bullet Train' trailer shows Brad Pitt in the fight for his life.

The second trailer for Bullet Train is a high-octane ride with no shortage of bloodthirsty assassins. The movie features an ensemble cast and puts the action and comedy moments in a blender set on high for a stylized experience.

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In the trailer, Smooth-talking Maria Beetle (Sandra Bullock) gives Pitt’s character his operational name “Ladybug,” which he believes to be a sign of good luck right before he’s almost hit by a bus. Ladybug actually has bad luck, and the people around him tend to die. For his first job back, he steals a suitcase on a bullet train, but he’s chased by other assassins looking to retrieve the case for themselves. Something else is going on.

Ladybug has to figure out why they’re after him, all while avoiding attacks at every turn. The White Death is waiting for him in Kyoto with an army of assassins led by a psychotic man, and the assassins have to come up with a plan to survive this. What follows is lots of fighting, crashing trains, and Ladybug punching someone in a momomon costume.

Bullet Train is from Deadpool 2 director David Leitch, so the action-comedy elements should come as no surprise. There’s a mystery element to the story, and somehow all the assassins are connected. The movie is based on the dark, satirical Japanese novel Maria Beetle by Kotaro Isaka, and it should be expected that the Beetle herself will play a big role in figuring out what’s really happening.

The cast also includes Andrew Koji as Yuichi Kimura, Bad Bunny as Wolf, Joey King as Prince, and Brian Tyree Henry as Lemon, Logan Lerman, and Karen Fukuhara 

Bullet Train arrives in theaters Aug. 5, 2022.


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