A fast, colorful, and chaotic story set entirely on a speeding train, where different killers with different missions cross paths, causing trouble, confusion, and wild action.
Ladybug is a tired assassin who wants a peaceful life. He believes he has bad luck, and he hates violence even though it follows him everywhere. For his next job, his handler gives him something simple: get on a bullet train, find a silver suitcase, and get off. No fighting. No shooting. Just pick it up and walk away.
But the moment he steps onto the train, trouble begins.
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There are two brothers, Lemon and Tangerine, who are transporting a kidnapped boy and the same suitcase Ladybug is supposed to take. There is a young girl who pretends to be innocent but is actually a deadly manipulator. There is a man covered in grief, searching for answers about his poisoned son. And somewhere on the train is a feared assassin called The Hornet, known for killing without leaving a trace.
Every carriage brings new danger. Ladybug tries to avoid fights, but people attack him again and again. He keeps repeating that he wants peace, but peace refuses to come. The brothers argue loudly, Ladybug stumbles from one problem to the next, and secrets begin to connect all the passengers in strange ways.
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As the train speeds toward its final stop, the truth becomes clear, someone has set all of them up. A powerful crime lord known as the White Death is behind the chaos, and he wants every assassin on the train dead for his own personal revenge.
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When the train derails in the final act, everything explodes into madness. Wooden houses crumble, metal bends, and the characters fight to survive as everything crashes around them. Ladybug somehow makes it out alive, confused but grateful, and completely sure that his “bad luck” might actually be the thing keeping him alive.
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Director: David Leitch
Cast: Brad Pitt, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Joey King, Hiroyuki Sanada
Runtime: 127 minutes
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