Elder vs White Demon Scene | Bullet Train (2022) 

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

He is Fate's Favored Buffoon.

The term "Luckiest Loser" comes to mind

"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!!!"

😂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

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.

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.

So..cherkov’s gun?

Butterfly effect

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

@@Breadlover_onthebeat just because you are unable to read books doesn't mean that nobody reads them. nothing revolves around what you *cant* do lol

All he did never going according the plan..... 😂

"I'll also be the first to admit that plan was written in crayons"

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

Loki was fire. What are you on about?

true

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

this is why I love Fiji Water

Say it with me everyone: *"Luckily, no one was hurt..."*

@@ryanbelcher25rb *Luckily, no one was hurt.*

Both movies are directed by the same director, David Leitch.

Agreed!

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

You ok now broski?

Hope you’re doing good

*dropkick

He also directs: *DEADPOOL 2 (2018)* *FAST & FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW (2019)*

@@JakeLlavore he should do Transformers

Thanks!

@@MrEddie *You’re welcome, mate.*

​@@JakeLlavoredo you know the music for 1:08

​@@Red_Hood929i think its "make or break" off the soundtrack

This movie is too good

Who can say where the road goes? Where the day flows? Only time

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

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.

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