Bullet Train

Ladybug (Brad Pitt) is an unlucky assassin who just wants a peaceful, simple job. After too many missions gone wrong, he’s ready to leave the dangerous life behind. But his handler gives him one last task: board a high-speed bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto, grab a briefcase, and get off quietly. Sounds easy enough. Except nothing on this train is what it seems.

As soon as Ladybug takes his seat, things spiral out of control. Other killers are also hunting the briefcase he’s after, each with their own mission, secrets, and reasons for revenge. There’s the stylish British duo known as Lemon and Tangerine, the vengeful Wolf, the cunning Prince, and the mysterious Hornet. None of them know they’re connected, but soon their paths collide in one chaotic, deadly ride.

Between sharp banter, mistaken identities, and non-stop action, Ladybug realises his “simple job” is part of a much bigger plan. As the train speeds across Japan, the assassins uncover a deeper web of betrayal that leads to the feared crime boss known as the White Death.

With nowhere to run and danger in every carriage, Ladybug must rely on quick thinking, bad luck, and a touch of fate to survive the journey. Each stop brings another fight, another twist, and another chance to make things right.

Bullet Train is a wild, fast-paced ride packed with humour, chaos, and slick action, proving that even the unluckiest man in the world can still land on his feet.