Bullet Train | The Wolf's Backstory (Bad Bunny) 

What Bad Bunny song would fit this scene the best?🎵🎶

I love how they gave him a badass melodramatic story only for Lady Bug to accidentally kill him in a few minutes lmao.

My guy has more backstory than his actual screentime on the train

One of my favourite things about this movie is how they give a person/thing a whole backstory even THE BOTTLE just for them to be killed off or used once then not again, it's comedic genius

i love how basically the only reason they had the wolf was to make sure ladybug didnt get off at the first stop

Honestly, EVERY character of Bullet Train deserve their own standalone films.

Even though he was technically a bad guy, I felt pretty bad for the Wolf. Everyone he considered a friend and his wife all dying on the same day in the same place? Ooff

This is not a movie , it is a piece of art , every character was shining

Never really listened to Bad Bunny or know who he is. But after this movie, he's pretty darn good as an artist and as actor too. You feel his angry. I really loved the Wolf.

Bullet train is 100% one of the top movies of 2022

I love how when he looks at his wife he says “Mi corazon” which translates to “My heart”, and once he was stabbed in the heart by his own knife, he once again says as his final words, “Mi corazon”.

This movie was so refreshing. I love how they made a whole backstory,badass personality, and design just to kill him moments later.

I just noticed that it was Ladybug who bumped him and accidentally saved his life 2:13

The fact that they were able to pack so much backstory for one character in 3 mins is truly great writing. However they kill him off in the next scene.

The wardrobe stylist needs a raise, all the fits were tuff

Bullet train was a Japanese/Samurai/Yakuza influenced movie but then this scene came along and all off a sudden you're in a Mexican Cartel movie universe. It was kind of cool to transfer from the two settings in one movie.

This character of The Wolf arrived as quickly as he departed from the story in a melodramatic and simultaneously comical way. I find it impressive that his backstory was shown in a 3 minute flashback that uses stylish editing, music and visual storytelling (instead of just spouting exposition or a recounting of the story) to establish the character’s backstory and motivation. Even though he was a criminal who worked for a crime lord assassinating other criminals, you can’t help but feel a little sorry for the guy when you consider all the people he loved or cared about (his mother, wife, friends he made along the way, and the wedding guests) died in his arms (literally and figuratively), driving him to commit acts of vengeance only for him to be killed off accidentally by Brad Pitt’s character. The anger that drove him to get revenge on the person who ruined his life ultimately led to his accidental suicidal death, while blaming a man who just happened to be at his wedding day.

Is it just me or it feels like Robert Rodriguez ran to a set to grab his coffee and accidentally shot these three minutes?

Honestly this guy deserves his own movie

This scene was awesome. I would've wanted to see way more of this guy in the movie, but his death was so anticlimactic to the point of being kinda insulting.

This movie is so good and this scene is so impressive, it makes you care so much about this bit character

So I saw people confused about why the Wolf fought Ladybug and if it was related to the White Death's plan. At 1:30 we see the leader give the Wolf an envelope. This envelope includes an image of who he needs to kill and he double checks on the scene. He kills that man without question. This happens multiple times (including 1:53). Fast forward to the wolfs wedding. Ladybug is the wine server and the Hornet is the chef for the cake. We learn this later but the Wolf sees ladybug as a server. This is bad luck on Ladybugs part, as he can get identified later by the Wolf. (Ladybug hit the wolf accidentally, spilling wine. This meant he didn't drink the wine even though it was the cake that was poisoned. Whoever that knocked him and prevented him from dying would likely be engrained into his mind). He gets given an envelope. This envelope is likely by the White Death as he admits to it later. The Wolf is told to go to the Bullet Train. Here he sees Ladybug. In his head he thinks "I'm looking for the Hornet. This man was at my wedding, serving drinks. This man is the hornet" and he DOESN'T check his envelope. Unlike every time we saw in the flashback. To me that's either Ladybug's badluck or the White Death "taking control of fate". Now is it actually related to the White Death's plan? The White Death believes you can control fate. He slapped the Hornet and the Wolf (someone affected by the Hornet) onto the same train. He thought Ladybug was Jack Carver. The Wolf and Ladybug's confrontation WASN'T part of the plan. It was likely meant to rather be the Wolf VS the Hornet. So fate bit back against the White Death

For Bad Bunny’s first movie role, he sure was good. Leitch sure knows how to pick the actors

Imagine having the best backstory just to be a dead body for the rest of the movie

Honestly, I like the metaphor of him taking stuff. It might seem like trophy taking, but it feels more like a metaphor of how he had to take everything he ever owned.

I love how his entire character is so stereotypically "mexican cartel boss."

Damn, he took out the salamanca cousin 😳

There seems to be a theme in this movie about your own weapon being your downfall. Wolf is killed with his knife, Hornet with her poison, Tangerine with his gun, and White Death is killed by his daughter, who he likely raised as a weapon. Prince is the only exception to this, and even then, she uses Lemon as a weapon against Father.

This entire movie was a Russian Roulette with everyone riding a literal bullet... train.

I love how in Bullet Train, you could be the most badass assassin, evil heir, Russian crime emperor, and you'll will die due to shenanigans relating to a man post mid-life crisis

I loved that they killed him right away. Makes you think about all those other guys they killed, how much backstory and trauma and pain they’ve had just to be killed by the people lucky enough to be chosen as the main characters

1:12 that is the most grotesque product placement I've seen in a hot minute

That gun slide might have been the coolest the moment on film I've ever seen.

In the end that super awesome backstory wasn't enough to overcome ladybug's infamous luck.

The wolf had the best screen time I loved it

Now I can't wait to see Bad Bunny as El Muerto.

All characters have such cool backstories, only for some of them to be killed off in the first few minutes lmao

The poisoning of the wedding guests traumatized me because that must have been a painful death.

This dude's sole purpose was to explain where Lady Bug got that knife in the end lmfao

⚠️Spoiler⚠️ This guy really came in. Had the coolest back story and character design. Became my favourite character. And died..

Greatest Corona ad of all time

"Violent lives ending violently."

I love how he takes a piece of everyone hes killed. The shoes, the hat, even the gun. Its such a cool idea for a character, reminds me of how Walt in Breaking Bad does the same thing except with his personality.

Bad Bunny out here doing all the side quests.

Bad Bunny's back story scene looks like a music video 😆

If only he talk it out first with lady bug, he would be alive

Loved this backstory 🙌🔥🔥

BAD Bunny should have become an actor instead of a singer. He clearly has what it takes.

Bad bunny deserves to have his own “ bullettrain” spinoff movie as “the wolf” I would watch it.

He get an entire montage of his backstory, and the moment he lost his allies, yet sadly dies early. Too early. It’s pretty unfortunate especially that when he dies he has no chance to know the one who’s truly responsible for his worst moment.

2:20 the extra on the right drops the piece of cake

How can in the end, he still has a henchmen under him...wasn't all dead in the wedding??

one of the greatest beer advertisements of all time

i died when he started howling 😂😂😂😂

Alejandro Sanz is my favourite singer. This scene is amazing!!

being the most dangerous character with a amazing story also the same character: died from his own fucking knife whilst ladybug doesn't even know him

The most unecessary dude in the movie got the longest back story. Lol, comedic genius

I found it so funny that he was given a classic villain backstory and goal only for him to die after like a minute of entering the train. The whole point of this well-made, hyped-up character was to keep ladybug from leaving.

You know a movie is good when it can tell you an entire emotional story through only a few minutes with no dialogue

Apparently sony executives were impressed with Bad Bunny's acting that they decided to make a random Spider-Man spinoff with him as the main star. This guy had the same expression almost throughout his entire screentime. EDIT: he's no longer in the spinoff lmao EDIT #2: movie's canned lmao number 2

"Yq ti puesto pa ti tu ta me quita" is what I remembered this guy by, thank you for making such a great meme dude

Bro’s got a whole backstory just for the ads of Corona beer 💀

Bullet Train was amazing, but that they introduced him in this tragic backstory, just to kill him in maybe less than 5 minutes makes me mad. This Character had so much potencial of being a great villian.

A damn shame for him to rise up during 26 years of his life, and it ends with him dying by his own weapon. RIP Wolf, you will be missed.

He didn’t try to kill Ladybug because he took everything he had, he knew he didn’t. He tried to kill Ladybug because he didn’t let him die with the others.

His death was disappointing but it shows that fate comes for everyone, even the strongest of wolves or a living plague.

I never knew this was bad bunny.

I love how he keeps stealing his victim's clothes even though it means nothing to the story

What a great movie!!

The moment when Bad Bunny became Heisenberg / Lalo Salamanca / Nacho Bravo Vince 👏

This movie’s awesooome

Why he always looking down and walking like that 😂😂😂

Again Carter’s bad luck saved him by him bumping into him. It ruined his suit but he didn’t drink the poisoned wine.

If you think about it, his backstory was technically a Corona Extra commercial.

There’s no way that was enough cake for everyone.

If I was a mobster. I wouldn’t ate any food.

2:50 this is shocking

Это нормально, что мне хочется изучить испанский язык только для того, чтобы идеально спеть эту песню?

Bro only existed to reveal the identity of the Hornet and be armed with a knife

This movie had soul. It wasn't just another action movie.

I really liked The Wolf he was so cool, he should just have his own movie that starts off in his childhood all the way up until he dies in movie.

This guy looks like he be kicking it with tuco and lalo salamanca

I love this sound track

A Spanish song in the background, a Mexican character played by a Puerto Rican (Bad Bunny), Mr. Worldwide 😎

2:20 focus shot of them eating the poisoned cake🤯

Now this was a movie I enjoyed watching,I like movies with back stories

Wolf in the movie: charismatic and has a melodramatic backstory Wolf in the book: just an asshole and toady, that only can beat women and animals

The wedding scene was so awesome, I love it when evil romance dies

Damn... I just realized the Wolf died at 26, after a very short, painful and unlucky life, at the hands of one of the luckiest mofo in BT universe.

Every one in this movie is unlucky except Ladybug.White death wife is dead,Lemon loses his brother,Wolf loses his boss and Wife,Elder loses mother of his children,Hornet dies from her own poison,Kimura son is thrown from the roof.Only ladybug did not lose anything.

This dude looks like Miguel from Tekken 7

Imagine being the scariest sicario imaginable only to be accidentally killed because some borderline hippie assassin guy is having a bad luck day.

This cat is practically Miguel Rojo from Tekken

Come on guys, this film is fucking amazing.

Why does wolf backstory go in super hard lol and like dies later on 😂

I felt like I'm watching a Dos Equis XX commercial 😂😂😂

now THAT is a red wedding

Im here for this beautiful song that i dont understand the words to

The Wolf : Find me son of a bitch who did this Ladybug : Dude, i don't even know you..

Gave him a whole backround and everything just too get clapped by his own knife throw