Pub.lished Movie Reviews
Bullet Train (2022)
"Watchable yet forgettable movie about assassins on a train."
"Hurt people hurt people."
- You are under the age of 17. The film is rated R for its violent and mature themes.
- You are sensitive to scenes of graphic violence and blood. The film contains numerous fight sequences and scenes of death.
- You are not a fan of action or thriller films. Bullet Train heavily falls into these genres.
- You don't enjoy movies with multiple, intersecting storylines. It can be hard to keep track of who's who and what's happening.
- You are looking for a light, feel-good movie. Despite moments of humor, Bullet Train carries a fairly dark tone throughout.
The Accountant (2016)
"The Accountant", directed by Gavin O'Connor, stars Ben Affleck as a forensic accountant who un-cooks the books for illicit clients. The film's mix of crime, drama and action may appeal to you if you enjoyed "Bullet Train." Plus, it highlights Affleck's ability to switch between ruthless efficiency and vulnerable humanity, similar to the character dynamics in "Bullet Train."
Baby Driver (2017)If you're drawn to "Bullet Train" due to its blend of action and charisma, you might enjoy "Baby Driver." Directed by Edgar Wright, the film features Ansel Elgort as a getaway driver who times his escapes to his own personal soundtrack. The movie realizes a unique blend of action, comedy, and music, offering an exhilarating cinematic experience.
John Wick (2014):If you love the blend of gritty action and razor-sharp wit in "Bullet Train," you might enjoy "John Wick." Directed by Chad Stahelski, a renowned stuntman, "John Wick" introduces us to a rich underworld characterized by intense gun-fighting sequences and a brooding Keanu Reeves. The movie fires on all cylinders to provide non-stop entertainment.
Atomic Blonde (2017):"Atomic Blonde" might be another great choice for fans of "Bullet Train." It's a spy movie set in Berlin during the Cold War, with Charlize Theron doing her own stunts and battling villains in several excellently choreographed fight scenes. Directed by David Leitch, this film provides a stylish take on the spy/thriller genre.
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015):For those enthralled by the high-octane action of "Bullet Train," "Mad Max: Fury Road" is a must-see. This post-apocalyptic film, directed by George Miller, defined a new level for action cinema with its explosive vehicular sequences and hand-to-hand combats. With compelling performances by Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron, the film provides a relentless rush of adrenaline.
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