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In that regard, "Bullet Train Explosion" meets a believability threshold that feels virtually unparalleled. Like his previous film "Shin Godzilla," director Shinji Higuchi's follow-up to the 1975 ...

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Our Take: The problem with Bullet Train Explosion is as simple as the plot is convoluted: It’s too long. Bizarre for a highwire action saga, the movie never maintains a protracted sense of urgency.

Bullet Train takes all the stereotypical hallmarks of the QT school of crime caper — the ironic pop needle drops, the digressive pop-culture blather, the “I shot Marvin in the face ...

“Bullet Train Explosion,” despite its almost comical title, ... A Reality-Based Runaway Train Movie That Stays on the Rails Reviewed online, April 20, 2025. Running time: 134 MIN.

LOS ANGELES, April 23 (UPI) --Bullet Train Explosion, on Netflix Wednesday, captures the thrill of a diverse ensemble of characters working together, and sometimes against each other, in a crisis ...

Following an opening credits sequence that plays like a sizzle reel for the film, “Bullet Train Explosion” begins in a station where the Hayabusa No. 60 train is bound for Tokyo.