As much as I loved Brad Pitt in this kind of a role, Lemon and Tangerine absolutely steal the show. Just in general, this felt like the kind of "popcorn movie" we just don't get as much anymore, at least in the sense that it's not a reboot, trying to set up a cinematic universe, etc. It's a fun, one-and-done action blockbuster that's just interesting enough to keep you engaged the whole way through.
Exactly! It hit the comedy beats really well and wasn't trying to shove a political/social message down our throats so much. Just had characters that were badass and also funny here n there.
For anyone looking for other fun stuff like this one, check out Guy Ritchie, he makes hilariuos gangster movies. Not so many flashy action scenes like this one, but the writing style where everything is connected is the same, style of shooting with weird angles is there too. Tbh Bullet Train seems to pick a lot from Guy's book
@@steveplowright5014 Hmm, a tangerine truck almost hits Ladybug, after which he get’s on a bullet train, travels overnight, and at the destination we see the SAME Tangerine truck? I’m not saying you’re wrong, but if it is supposed to be the same exact truck it’s a pretty silly plot hole. I guess the truck was cast in 2 roles in the same film. Just my observation.
@@theguydudety What’s hilarious is most of those 120 likes will result in people quoting that without considering how the truck could beat a bullet train to Kyoto!
So Ryan Reynolds' cameo here was in exchange for Brad Pitt's cameo in Deadpool 2. But yeah Lemon and Tangerine were excellent and would definitely watch a spin-off with them, there's irony that they were talking about bulletproof vests and while Tangerine noted about being shot in the chest, which Lemon survives because of the vest, he dies being shot in the neck like Lemon noted. Also the trolley lady the Hornet knocks out is Kumiko from The Boys, a lowkey very stacked cast.
Fun Fact, Channing and Sandra did this movie because they were filming The Lost city at the same time, and Brad asked them to cameo since he was working with them on that movie.
20:35 - “the ol‘ Punch and Judy” Punch and Judy were an old puppet duo (and by “old” I mean 17th century). They were a strangely enduring form of entertainment in Europe pretty much up until television became the dominant form of entertainment. They never completely went away, though, which is why they still get referenced from time to time. Here it’s just used as a way to describe puppeteering.
@@PepePalardy I'm certain that you did not intend to give other people your "permission" to disagree with you, in the most condescending way possible, but why did you feel the need to type anything? you read the title. you knew what film they were reacting to. you knew that you were not terribly interested in the film, and therefore not likely terribly interested in their reaction to it, yet still you came to troll the comment section of their reaction video? how strange! as you said, "to each their own", but why bother to say it? you know what music you like, what paintings you like, what films you like, and you are absolutely correct (for you) about every opinion! if someone else hates what you love, or loves what you hate, they too are absolutely correct (for their eyes and ears) about every opinion! you get that, right? art is expression and it's goal is to evoke an emotion, and it's different for every person and it doesn't have to be positive, but do you actually seek out bands that you do not enjoy or art shows that do not interest you so that you can make negative comments? why are you in the comment section of a reaction video for a film that you do not particularly care for? it's great that so many people like it, and it's great that you don't, but it's kind of weird that you felt the need to overtly disagree with the valid opinions of others and then dismissively and apathetically exclaim, "to each their own", as if you don't understand the hype but, after some reflection, you have decided to allow it. it's weird.
@@evilchipmunk4090 Thanks for taking the time to explain everything in explicite details . Il explain myself in less words to save you time: I listen to every of their reaction cause i like listen to them and what they have to say. Now if you don't like someone else critic its a bit weird don't you think?
@@PepePalardy I see you've missed my point completely. you literally didn't like someone else saying the film is underrated, and weirdly responded. you did precisely what you are implying that I did. you get that, right?
@@evilchipmunk4090 Nah i just gave my opinion... he give his . and you gave your.. its all good in the hood pal . try to take it easy and enjoy yourself
ive said it once and ill say it again. Lemon and Tangerine deserve a movie or series of their own. their chemistry is so good, i feel like they could build up a story since they knew eachother since childhood
If the rumors are true that Johnson is the next James Bond then Tyree has got to be Felix or a new Q. Their chemistry is so great if we can’t get a Tangerine and Lemon movie at least get them into something together!
The best thing I ever heard was that "This was a ryan renolds movie starring Brad Pitt", because ryan's character was supposed to be the main character but called in sick.
Fun Fact: Boomslangs are extremely feared because their venom is a hemotoxin, meaning it causes both internal and external bleeding, but its symptoms don’t appear for HOURS, not seconds after the bite. Also this is honestly one of the best massive ensemble movies I have seen outside of an Avengers movie in years. I have no idea whatsoever why this movie wasn’t a hit in both the box office and with critics, it’s freaking amazing!
Daniel!✨️ The idea that LadyBug is like an older version of Floyd in "True Romance" is perfect. I wish that had occurred to me when I first watched this movie. I love Brad's versatility. Dramatic skills & comedic chops, both in one fine package. You two would love Brad, Channing Tatum & Sandra Bullock together in "The Lost City". Hope it's in our future! As always, much love & appreciation from Kentucky. 🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵✨️🩵
Watched this the first time on a plane.....to Japan! Somehow being on the actual shinkansen felt very....uneventful. Such a fun movie with so many great characters.
It’s kind of funny that Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum were in _Bullet Train_ and _The Lost City_ respectively where in the former film, Pitt was in the leading role while Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum were the cameos while in the latter film it’s vice-versa.
"Source Code" is another great train movie and even though Liam Neeson has done like 15 of these movies by now, The Commuter is one of Neeson action movies that takes place in a train.
"You put peace out in the world, you get peace back." Everyone has been demanding for a "Tangerine" and "Lemon" spin off series or film. Hopefully our thoughts will be heard! Also, I don't care how "good" this movie is because "Bullet Train" is probably the most continuously entertaining film of the year and it just keeps on getting better every time I rewatch it. Basically, people who hate on this film just hate fun.
Such an underrated movie that just gets the comedy beats spot on as well as emotional beats. Lemon and Tangerine are my favorite characters easily, those two actors just play so well off each other 🥰 Brad Pitt can also be funny as hell when he wants to be mostly with kinda dry humor. The action was also pretty good to balance things. I'd say this is definitely rewatchable.
The funny thing is that Brad Pitt also appeared in the _Lost City_ with Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum respectively but in a minor/brief role and that film was released five months earlier. But for _Bullet Train,_ Brad Pitt is in the leading role while Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum who were the main leads in _The Lost City_ play smaller/minor cameo roles in _Bullet Train._
Thank you TBR & Sam for this reaction. Your great efforts dealing with the uploads difficulties are appreciated! Keep up your great work! Love, love, love your channel!✌
to add more train movies to your lists, there's also "Money Train" (1995) (starring a young Jennifer Lopez) "Runaway Train" (1985) and "Murder on the Orient Express" (1974) which are all really good movies.
@@gavinderulo12 It wasn’t a criticism of them, It’s just not a term that gets used in the U.S. or Canada. It doesn’t get used here in Australia much either, but we get enough UK content, and enough backpackers, that many Aussies at least understand it.
@@MrDarkwing78 I'm not from any of the countries you mentioned, yet that term is pretty well known to me. It blows my mind that so many Americans don't know British lingo eventhough it's so close to their mother tongue.
@@gavinderulo12 Honestly, it’s not so surprising. Foreign television doesn’t really get much traction in the States, whether it’s in English or not. American production companies will even do American remakes of shows that are already in English, because the American audiences only want to see American content. The Office is a bad example of this issue, because Steve Carrell actually nailed the comedy, but there are plenty of examples where it’s just insane. Broadchurch, for example, should never have been remade into Gracepoint, even if they did recast David Tennant in the lead role (though why Olivia Coleman wasn’t brought in too baffles me). Wilfred (staring Jim Jeffries) was better here in Australia. The American I.T. Crowd couldn’t get past it’s U.S. pilot episode despite Richard Ayoade’s best efforts. The point is Americans aren’t exposed to much outside their own borders on TV, so unless they are world travellers (approx 8% I believe), they don’t really have a chance to hear these terms.
I love this movie! It's a very tight action-comedy that aims - and achieves - to be pure entertainment. There are some deeper themes here, for those that care to watch for them, but that's not necessary for the enjoyment of the movie.
9:21 Apparently it is possible to hear the sound difference or feel the weight difference whether or not the One Bullet goes in position so he isn’t really a gambler but a manipulator.
A brainless, brainy non-stop entertaining blast with a high-octane, game cast. Floyd is the TRUE ROMANCE Pitt character and I whole-heartedly concur. Saw this opening week in the theatres only seeing the trailer once and had zero clue what it was going to be about & was blown away. Fun reaction & yes we need the pre-quel franchise of L&T :D
TWO fun facts Brad Pitt did 95% of his own stunts in this film according to stunt coordinator Greg Rementer. The fight scenes were influenced by Jackie Chan in the way that they blend combat and comedy.And two fuck up facts Aaron Taylor-Johnson lost a chunk of his hand and passed out after doing a stunt. Brian Tyree Henry suffered an injury to his knee during filming and was briefly dependent on crutches.BTW that is the director David Leitch 6:58
This was a great reaction to watch, it's such fun movie and sublimely cast, David Leitch is producing some good stuff, I hope you have an eye on his other movies you've not seen for future reactions. Love to see reactions to the 'Extraction' series too. Thank you. 😊
My favorite moment of the whole movie: 42:39 Not sure if you know but, around this time, Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum were in a movie called The Lost City (it's a lot of fun) - Brad Pitt has a small role. It feels like they were all making movies at the same time and said, "Hey, if you be in mine, I'll be in yours!" lol
Another train movie is The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3. There are two versions: one from the 70s (with Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw) and one from 2009 (with Denzel Washington/John Travolta). I've only seen the first one and it was very good.
Train movies naturally lend themselves to extra excitement! Submarine movies are good too. Some train recos include: The Lady Vanishes Strangers on a Train North by Northwest The Narrow Margin (50s original and 90s remake) Runaway Train Murder on the Orient Express (orig is great; remake is ok) By slight inference: 3:10 to Yuma (orig and remake) High Noon
I saw this one in Dolby Cinema at AMC. One of 2022's best, both for that summer and the year. Impressive cast, so many storylines. Shades of Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino's films. All over the place. Twists, turns and cyclones. I was so easily caught in this from the first trailer. "Maria Beetle" is the novel that the film is based on and the title character played by Sandra Bullock sounded and looked so good. Btw, Bullock with Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt were in another film of the same summer, "The Lost City" (kinda fun). Director Leitch, credited as victim 17, did such a great job. You oughta catch the cold war thriller that was his 2nd film called Atomic Blonde (2017) with Charlize Theron.
If you want to watch train movies, the original was "the general" (1926). A great silent comedy. My personal favorite train movie is "silver streak" another comedy with Gene wilder.
What’s hilarious about the Channing Tatum cameo is this movie came out just a couple months prior to the movie. I forget what it was called. I think the lost city or something like that anyway it’s a Channing Tatum Sandra Bullock movie and Brad Pitt makes a cameo in that movie.
I've considered a trip to Japan. Next year I'm going to Vietnam. The best vacation for a dollar I've seen. 5-Star Hotels for $50 a night. You can even get beach view in Da Nang. White sand, they clean it every night so it's spotless the next morning and a small crew that keeps a watch during the day.
Brad Pitt is always good, but I love when he does comedy. His comedic delivery is spot on and his character in this is hilarious. Tangerine and Lemon were absolutely the best characters. My favorite action-comedy since True Lies, that isn't a Marvel movie.
Sometime in the future please watch: 1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (‘90) 2. Waterworld 3. Interview with the Vampire 4. Dances with Wolves 5. Enemy Mine 6. U-571 7. Willow 8. Legends of the Fall 9. Dead Man Walking 10. Face/Off
That's a great list, and looking at #10, it's crazy that they've done no John Woo movies at all, yet loads that he was an influence on. Hope that'll change soon.
Some other great train movies for ya - Taking of Pelham 123 (original or remake), Murder on the Orient Express (original or remake), Money Train, Darjeeling Limited (Wes Anderson), Silver Streak, Throw Mama From The Train
Brad Pitt did 95% of his own stunts in this film according to stunt coordinator Greg Rementer. With the main exceptions being hard falls and the running scenes. He also wanted his character to grow an increasing number of bruises, cuts, and more culminating in at least three golf ball-sized lumps, but they talked him out of it.
I love this movie. It's just so much fun, has such a witty script, and has such great performances. Brad Pitt is lots of fun, but the twins are amazing. It's hard to believe that Tangerine is the same guy who played Kick-Ass. The movie doesn't have as good as a rating as it deserves. Most of the negative reviews I've seen complain about either the action being over the top (this is a negative?), and that the plot was too convoluted and confusing. Rubbish! The plot is extremely straightforward. You just don't find out all the details you need until the final act. If you can't handle a movie like that, maybe the Teletubbies would be more up your alley. For the rest of us, Bullet Train was just ludicrously fun. You commented about the similarities between Bullet Train and Deadpool 2. But there's one more. The same guy directed both movies. He also directed Atomic Blonde, which if you haven't seen is a good but much darker movie.
Lemon and Tangerine...they stole the show...This movie would not be worth the watch without them. Specially w/ the way they ended it. They need their own movie...RedCon this one as well. LEMON and TANGERINE 4 LIFE!!
As much as I loved Brad Pitt in this kind of a role, Lemon and Tangerine absolutely steal the show. Just in general, this felt like the kind of "popcorn movie" we just don't get as much anymore, at least in the sense that it's not a reboot, trying to set up a cinematic universe, etc. It's a fun, one-and-done action blockbuster that's just interesting enough to keep you engaged the whole way through.
I think it's a lot smarter than people give it credit for. The setup and payoffs are wild
Exactly! It hit the comedy beats really well and wasn't trying to shove a political/social message down our throats so much. Just had characters that were badass and also funny here n there.
For anyone looking for other fun stuff like this one, check out Guy Ritchie, he makes hilariuos gangster movies. Not so many flashy action scenes like this one, but the writing style where everything is connected is the same, style of shooting with weird angles is there too. Tbh Bullet Train seems to pick a lot from Guy's book
The author of the novel recently released another book about Ladybug. The Ladybug Cinematic Universe could still happen.
Fun Fact: the truck that almost hits Brad at the beginning is the Tangerine truck which shows up at the end.
@@steveplowright5014 Hmm, a tangerine truck almost hits Ladybug, after which he get’s on a bullet train, travels overnight, and at the destination we see the SAME Tangerine truck? I’m not saying you’re wrong, but if it is supposed to be the same exact truck it’s a pretty silly plot hole. I guess the truck was cast in 2 roles in the same film.
Just my observation.
That's hilarious lol
@@theguydudety What’s hilarious is most of those 120 likes will result in people quoting that without considering how the truck could beat a bullet train to Kyoto!
Like everyone else, I want a lemon and tangerine movie.
Sign me up for that too!
Same but on second thought, it could easily backfire lol.
@@Tman001100 If we go back to 2000 and kidnap Guy Ritchie to make it, we can't miss.
@@SilentBob731 🤣🤣
I read somewhere probably a year ago that a tangerine and lemon spinoff/prequel was being written but I haven’t heard anything since.
So Ryan Reynolds' cameo here was in exchange for Brad Pitt's cameo in Deadpool 2. But yeah Lemon and Tangerine were excellent and would definitely watch a spin-off with them, there's irony that they were talking about bulletproof vests and while Tangerine noted about being shot in the chest, which Lemon survives because of the vest, he dies being shot in the neck like Lemon noted.
Also the trolley lady the Hornet knocks out is Kumiko from The Boys, a lowkey very stacked cast.
And Bullock and Tatum’s cameos are an exchange for Pitt’s cameo in The Lost City.
Just like Pitt appears in Bullock and Tatum's The Lost City, they appear here.
And the train conductor is Hiro from "Heroes". Also a show about super-heroes.
Don't forget the director of Bullet Train and Deadpool 2 are the same. It's all connected.
Fun Fact, Channing and Sandra did this movie because they were filming The Lost city at the same time, and Brad asked them to cameo since he was working with them on that movie.
How big was Brad’s screentime on The Lost City?
20:35 - “the ol‘ Punch and Judy”
Punch and Judy were an old puppet duo (and by “old” I mean 17th century). They were a strangely enduring form of entertainment in Europe pretty much up until television became the dominant form of entertainment. They never completely went away, though, which is why they still get referenced from time to time. Here it’s just used as a way to describe puppeteering.
"Punch and Judy" is also a song by Marillion (using the above info as a metaphor)
Basically, every time one sees a puppet show in a movie where one puppet hits the other repeatedly with a club, that's usually Punch & Judy.
You see Punch and Judy shows all the time at the British seaside :D
They were also the names for the two Joker goons in The Batman animated series of 2005-2008.
@@Sir_Jimmothy I saw a show on the Suffolk Coast back in the 2000s.
This movie was so well written. and gorgeous cinematography with its color grading.
Also Aaron Taylor Johnson amazing performance.
I think this movie is so underrated. One of my favorites from 2022. Aaron Taylor Johnson kills it
i think its really overated to each their own
@@PepePalardy I'm certain that you did not intend to give other people your "permission" to disagree with you, in the most condescending way possible, but why did you feel the need to type anything? you read the title. you knew what film they were reacting to. you knew that you were not terribly interested in the film, and therefore not likely terribly interested in their reaction to it, yet still you came to troll the comment section of their reaction video? how strange!
as you said, "to each their own", but why bother to say it? you know what music you like, what paintings you like, what films you like, and you are absolutely correct (for you) about every opinion! if someone else hates what you love, or loves what you hate, they too are absolutely correct (for their eyes and ears) about every opinion! you get that, right?
art is expression and it's goal is to evoke an emotion, and it's different for every person and it doesn't have to be positive, but do you actually seek out bands that you do not enjoy or art shows that do not interest you so that you can make negative comments? why are you in the comment section of a reaction video for a film that you do not particularly care for? it's great that so many people like it, and it's great that you don't, but it's kind of weird that you felt the need to overtly disagree with the valid opinions of others and then dismissively and apathetically exclaim, "to each their own", as if you don't understand the hype but, after some reflection, you have decided to allow it. it's weird.
@@evilchipmunk4090 Thanks for taking the time to explain everything in explicite details . Il explain myself in less words to save you time: I listen to every of their reaction cause i like listen to them and what they have to say. Now if you don't like someone else critic its a bit weird don't you think?
@@PepePalardy I see you've missed my point completely. you literally didn't like someone else saying the film is underrated, and weirdly responded. you did precisely what you are implying that I did. you get that, right?
@@evilchipmunk4090 Nah i just gave my opinion... he give his . and you gave your.. its all good in the hood pal . try to take it easy and enjoy yourself
The Hornet is Domino, from "Deadpool 2".
Excellent. I know this one took a lot of doing to get up on the channel but it's always good to see a new video from the both of you.
ive said it once and ill say it again. Lemon and Tangerine deserve a movie or series of their own. their chemistry is so good, i feel like they could build up a story since they knew eachother since childhood
If the rumors are true that Johnson is the next James Bond then Tyree has got to be Felix or a new Q. Their chemistry is so great if we can’t get a Tangerine and Lemon movie at least get them into something together!
The best thing I ever heard was that "This was a ryan renolds movie starring Brad Pitt", because ryan's character was supposed to be the main character but called in sick.
One last cameo: the Victim 17 at the beginning was David Leitch, the director.
It's insane that such an innovative, fun flick bombed at the box office. We need a sequel even if it's just released on Netflix.
I hope the James Bond casting rumor ends up being true. He is Kick-ass in this role and gorgeously filled out that suit.
Kick-ass, i see what you did there.
Fun Fact: Boomslangs are extremely feared because their venom is a hemotoxin, meaning it causes both internal and external bleeding, but its symptoms don’t appear for HOURS, not seconds after the bite.
Also this is honestly one of the best massive ensemble movies I have seen outside of an Avengers movie in years. I have no idea whatsoever why this movie wasn’t a hit in both the box office and with critics, it’s freaking amazing!
They’re also bright green and black with yellow bellies, but I get why they may not want to use a real one for the movie.
Hiroyuki Sanada was fantastic in Shogun if you havent checked out that series yet. Definitely a must watch and won quite a few awards.
In german we say "glück im unglück" which means good luck within bad luck, ladybug is basically the definition of it^^
when you get a free moment, you should check out the bloopers, they had so much fun making this movie!
Yeah, Tangerine and Lemon STOLE the show!!! AND.... Brad Pitt was very good and unique in this role.
There is a train film called runaway train
YES!!
FINALLY!!
THANK GOD!
Been waiting for almost 2 weeks for this reaction.
It's one of the funniest and craziest action comedy movies ever made!
My cousin was part of the film crew for this movie... he got me a pretty cool crew trucker cap!!
Daniel!✨️ The idea that LadyBug is like an older version of Floyd in "True Romance" is perfect. I wish that had occurred to me when I first watched this movie.
I love Brad's versatility. Dramatic skills & comedic chops, both in one fine package.
You two would love Brad, Channing Tatum & Sandra Bullock together in "The Lost City". Hope it's in our future!
As always, much love & appreciation from Kentucky.
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Watched this the first time on a plane.....to Japan! Somehow being on the actual shinkansen felt very....uneventful.
Such a fun movie with so many great characters.
Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins in :
“Meet Joe Black “
great movie!!
Love you both. Keep up the great work
Everyone wants a Lemon & Tangerine film. I want The Young Wolf as well. He had a long and difficult life, that would probably make a great western.
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three(1974) you have to do the original.
The Train(1964) with Burt Lancaster is amazing
Channing Tatum and Sandy B cameo here because Brad cameos in The Lost City, their Romancing the Stone-esque romcom.
And Ryan Reynolds because Brad did the cameo in Deadpool 2
@@ernieallison3141plus, Sandy and Ryan in The Proposal
It’s kind of funny that Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum were in _Bullet Train_ and _The Lost City_ respectively where in the former film, Pitt was in the leading role while Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum were the cameos while in the latter film it’s vice-versa.
"Source Code" is another great train movie and even though Liam Neeson has done like 15 of these movies by now, The Commuter is one of Neeson action movies that takes place in a train.
Hiroyuki Sanada having a katana fight on a bullet train feels like an homage to The Hunted 1995, but I have no confirmation.
Another great Train film.
Yay, cant believe we got to see you guys react to this movie
The movie was similar to Pulp Fiction dark humor and a character called The Wolf
I swear Pitt's charecter's the same charecter in 'Lost city' 2022 also with Bullock & Tatum😁
Two train movies you forgot about are Murder On The Orient Express and Silver Streak.
Brad Pitt stated he wanted to feel like a Jackie Chan movie, in how he never wanted to fight but then would do insane stuff.
"You put peace out in the world, you get peace back."
Everyone has been demanding for a "Tangerine" and "Lemon" spin off series or film. Hopefully our thoughts will be heard!
Also, I don't care how "good" this movie is because "Bullet Train" is probably the most continuously entertaining film of the year and it just keeps on getting better every time I rewatch it. Basically, people who hate on this film just hate fun.
I very much agree
I really enjoyed the movie, but the last 3rd or quarter or so went on a little too long imo.
I think Runaway Train(1985) is the greatest train movie ever. It also has the most beautiful and poignant death scene in the end.
I would also recommend “The Cassandra Crossing” (1976).
Such an underrated movie that just gets the comedy beats spot on as well as emotional beats. Lemon and Tangerine are my favorite characters easily, those two actors just play so well off each other 🥰 Brad Pitt can also be funny as hell when he wants to be mostly with kinda dry humor. The action was also pretty good to balance things. I'd say this is definitely rewatchable.
I took this train route in 2017. It's actuality on my channel now that I think of it. My trip was considerably less violent.
Train movie? Watch Silver Streak with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.
Another great Brad Pitt movie is Killing Them Softly
Your reactions are hilarious.
The funny thing is that Brad Pitt also appeared in the _Lost City_ with Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum respectively but in a minor/brief role and that film was released five months earlier. But for _Bullet Train,_ Brad Pitt is in the leading role while Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum who were the main leads in _The Lost City_ play smaller/minor cameo roles in _Bullet Train._
6:57 That is David Leitch btw, the director.
Thank you TBR & Sam for this reaction. Your great efforts dealing with the uploads difficulties are appreciated! Keep up your great work! Love, love, love your channel!✌
I recommend Smokin' Aces (2006). Lots of big names and action.
to add more train movies to your lists, there's also
"Money Train" (1995) (starring a young Jennifer Lopez)
"Runaway Train" (1985) and "Murder on the Orient Express" (1974)
which are all really good movies.
39:09
I still remember marking the fuck out in the theater when I recognized the melody
Punch and Judy are a puppet duo.
The one guy playing Yuichi interacting with Joey King is in the show Warrior which I suggest giving watch to.
Oh, crap! I knew I recognized him from something! ;-)
Yes, Andrew Koji. He's fantastic!
The conductor is played by the same guy who played Hiro in “Heroes”.
32:18 he said "f-ing bellend".
I doubt they'd know what a Bellend is even if they did hear it properly.
@@MrDarkwing78 why?
@@gavinderulo12 It wasn’t a criticism of them, It’s just not a term that gets used in the U.S. or Canada. It doesn’t get used here in Australia much either, but we get enough UK content, and enough backpackers, that many Aussies at least understand it.
@@MrDarkwing78 I'm not from any of the countries you mentioned, yet that term is pretty well known to me. It blows my mind that so many Americans don't know British lingo eventhough it's so close to their mother tongue.
@@gavinderulo12 Honestly, it’s not so surprising. Foreign television doesn’t really get much traction in the States, whether it’s in English or not. American production companies will even do American remakes of shows that are already in English, because the American audiences only want to see American content.
The Office is a bad example of this issue, because Steve Carrell actually nailed the comedy, but there are plenty of examples where it’s just insane. Broadchurch, for example, should never have been remade into Gracepoint, even if they did recast David Tennant in the lead role (though why Olivia Coleman wasn’t brought in too baffles me). Wilfred (staring Jim Jeffries) was better here in Australia. The American I.T. Crowd couldn’t get past it’s U.S. pilot episode despite Richard Ayoade’s best efforts.
The point is Americans aren’t exposed to much outside their own borders on TV, so unless they are world travellers (approx 8% I believe), they don’t really have a chance to hear these terms.
Recognized Kimiko as the train food trolley woman? :)
I love this movie!
It's a very tight action-comedy that aims - and achieves - to be pure entertainment.
There are some deeper themes here, for those that care to watch for them, but that's not necessary for the enjoyment of the movie.
For another fun train movie, try SILVER STREAK (1976) with Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor.
She says that she’s the white death right as the truck hits her !
9:21 Apparently it is possible to hear the sound difference or feel the weight difference whether or not the One Bullet goes in position so he isn’t really a gambler but a manipulator.
A brainless, brainy non-stop entertaining blast with a high-octane, game cast. Floyd is the TRUE ROMANCE Pitt character and I whole-heartedly concur. Saw this opening week in the theatres only seeing the trailer once and had zero clue what it was going to be about & was blown away. Fun reaction & yes we need the pre-quel franchise of L&T :D
TWO fun facts Brad Pitt did 95% of his own stunts in this film according to stunt coordinator Greg Rementer. The fight scenes were influenced by Jackie Chan in the way that they blend combat and comedy.And two fuck up facts Aaron Taylor-Johnson lost a chunk of his hand and passed out after doing a stunt. Brian Tyree Henry suffered an injury to his knee during filming and was briefly dependent on crutches.BTW that is the director David Leitch 6:58
The original Taking of Pelham 123 from the 70's is another great train movie. It's a tense thriller taking place in the NYC subways.
Can’t beat the British humour in this 🤣🙏
Movies are supposed to be fun, and this was a fun one! I loved this my first time
This was a great reaction to watch, it's such fun movie and sublimely cast, David Leitch is producing some good stuff, I hope you have an eye on his other movies you've not seen for future reactions.
Love to see reactions to the 'Extraction' series too. Thank you. 😊
My favorite moment of the whole movie: 42:39 Not sure if you know but, around this time, Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum were in a movie called The Lost City (it's a lot of fun) - Brad Pitt has a small role. It feels like they were all making movies at the same time and said, "Hey, if you be in mine, I'll be in yours!" lol
This is one of them movies that you need to watch 3 or 4 times.
Another train movie is The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3. There are two versions: one from the 70s (with Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw) and one from 2009 (with Denzel Washington/John Travolta). I've only seen the first one and it was very good.
This was so worth the wait! I love this movie and I love your reaction. 🙂
Train movies naturally lend themselves to extra excitement! Submarine movies are good too.
Some train recos include:
The Lady Vanishes
Strangers on a Train
North by Northwest
The Narrow Margin (50s original and 90s remake)
Runaway Train
Murder on the Orient Express (orig is great; remake is ok)
By slight inference:
3:10 to Yuma (orig and remake)
High Noon
Zazie beets was in this in the costume as the anime character she was in Deadpool 2 as the character that was lucky that you were talking about
Ooh definitely should do a reaction to Snow Piercer. I think the Taking of Pelham 123 & The Commuter are also train movies worth checking out
This movie was SO much fun!! 🤩
I saw this one in Dolby Cinema at AMC.
One of 2022's best, both for that summer and the year.
Impressive cast, so many storylines.
Shades of Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino's films.
All over the place.
Twists, turns and cyclones.
I was so easily caught in this from the first trailer.
"Maria Beetle" is the novel that the film is based on and the title character played by
Sandra Bullock sounded and looked so good.
Btw, Bullock with Channing Tatum and Brad Pitt were in another film of
the same summer, "The Lost City" (kinda fun).
Director Leitch, credited as victim 17, did such a great job.
You oughta catch the cold war thriller that was his 2nd film
called Atomic Blonde (2017) with Charlize Theron.
If you want to watch train movies, the original was "the general" (1926). A great silent comedy. My personal favorite train movie is "silver streak" another comedy with Gene wilder.
The Ghost and The Darkness is another railroad-based movie
What’s hilarious about the Channing Tatum cameo is this movie came out just a couple months prior to the movie. I forget what it was called. I think the lost city or something like that anyway it’s a Channing Tatum Sandra Bullock movie and Brad Pitt makes a cameo in that movie.
You guys have to watch "CRASH" from 2004
I've considered a trip to Japan. Next year I'm going to Vietnam. The best vacation for a dollar I've seen. 5-Star Hotels for $50 a night. You can even get beach view in Da Nang. White sand, they clean it every night so it's spotless the next morning and a small crew that keeps a watch during the day.
You both have great laughs! 😁😂
Another movie where Brad Pitt stumbles through is “The Mexican”. A underrated movie IMO.
The bottle back story was so intense, and sad... I cried so much...🙁
Brad Pitt is always good, but I love when he does comedy. His comedic delivery is spot on and his character in this is hilarious. Tangerine and Lemon were absolutely the best characters. My favorite action-comedy since True Lies, that isn't a Marvel movie.
Lemon and Tangerine are my favourite.
The Elder is played by Hiroyuki Sanada. He did a damn good job as Scorpion in the recent Mortal Kombat reboot. Yall should check it out!!!!!!!!
And Shogun, might be his best performance ever.
Loved him in "The Last Samurai" too.
@@Neyenn I need to check that out
As many others have said, this is an entertaining romp.
I resonate the feeling, I want a lemon and tangerine movie.
Love you both so much
Awesome Brad Pitt was incredible
Need to watch (1986 Runaway Train) starring: Jon Voight & Eric Roberts that's a Great train movie
Wow I’m the first one !!! Great movie.
Sometime in the future please watch:
1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (‘90)
2. Waterworld
3. Interview with the Vampire
4. Dances with Wolves
5. Enemy Mine
6. U-571
7. Willow
8. Legends of the Fall
9. Dead Man Walking
10. Face/Off
That's a great list, and looking at #10, it's crazy that they've done no John Woo movies at all, yet loads that he was an influence on. Hope that'll change soon.
I’ll second Enemy Mine!
Some other great train movies for ya - Taking of Pelham 123 (original or remake), Murder on the Orient Express (original or remake), Money Train, Darjeeling Limited (Wes Anderson), Silver Streak, Throw Mama From The Train
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Trust me lol both are great Brad Pitt movies
This movie was awesome, but didn’t make much money. That’s why we get Fast Furious 20 and Transformers 15.
"Murder on the Orient Express", "Under Siege 2"
Brad Pitt did 95% of his own stunts in this film according to stunt coordinator Greg Rementer. With the main exceptions being hard falls and the running scenes. He also wanted his character to grow an increasing number of bruises, cuts, and more culminating in at least three golf ball-sized lumps, but they talked him out of it.
I love this movie. It's just so much fun, has such a witty script, and has such great performances. Brad Pitt is lots of fun, but the twins are amazing. It's hard to believe that Tangerine is the same guy who played Kick-Ass.
The movie doesn't have as good as a rating as it deserves. Most of the negative reviews I've seen complain about either the action being over the top (this is a negative?), and that the plot was too convoluted and confusing. Rubbish! The plot is extremely straightforward. You just don't find out all the details you need until the final act. If you can't handle a movie like that, maybe the Teletubbies would be more up your alley. For the rest of us, Bullet Train was just ludicrously fun.
You commented about the similarities between Bullet Train and Deadpool 2. But there's one more. The same guy directed both movies. He also directed Atomic Blonde, which if you haven't seen is a good but much darker movie.
Lemon and Tangerine...they stole the show...This movie would not be worth the watch without them. Specially w/ the way they ended it. They need their own movie...RedCon this one as well. LEMON and TANGERINE 4 LIFE!!
So underrated. The generally negative reaction to it confuses me, I think it's brilliant.
Wild ride!😂😅