Bullet Train: Ladybug vs. The Wolf Fight Scene (Brad Pitt, Bad Bunny HD)

[@thaddeuspine]

Such a good backstory for a character who was only on screen alive for about five minutes.

[@SceneCityOfficial]

Reminds me of Gorr in Thor 4 👀

[@Literally___Me]

@@SceneCityOfficial remind me of Me in your moms bed WAIT NO

[@BigMac0369]

That was probably the best joke in the entire movie. And I loved the movie Just a 6 minute origin story for a character who gets killed in like 2 minutes

[@blueprintguy5550]

Dude had a shortest story arc in a history of cinema

[@AkaiRyuOnikami]

@@BigMac0369 Like the other killers. Remind the movie last 2 hours and it must be distributed in the 5 killers and the other parts of the movie.

[@MrBurgerphone1014]

It's fucking hilarious how deep his backstory was only for him to go out the way he did.

[@spicycrabnoodle9049]

Yep, let it be a lesson in the toxicity of anger

[@ringkunmori]

I wish the same went for Hornet

[@r.d.ramirez9157]

Tragic really. It would’ve been cool if they teamed up and became best friends.

[@yunantheobserver6841]

Sadly that's how most people go... ...Having so many complexities only to be snuffed out by an over speeding car or hit by a stray bullet.

[@Thecharliesruiz]

It not funny, it’s heartbreaking 💔

[@OGREEF3R93]

The "you stabbed me…” and "dude I don’t even know you.” get me every time 😂

[@nomarvillegas2694]

My favorite scene from the movie! His genuine chill confusion and the wolf’s commitment to killing him😂

[@dwaynelaurenced.coquia1337]

me too😂😅

[@BoldAMATUER]

Sounded like Owen Wilson

[@NixonRules963]

I love when the Wolf is like "Run as far as you like, I will find you" and Brad Pitt just goes "Why?"

[@JBTriple8]

@@nomarvillegas2694yeah same

[@kingquan2608]

The" dude I don't even know you" part keeps making me laugh

[@bushidotestu1997]

It also basically sums up Ladybug’s entire mood through this whole thing

[@iNathanLite]

Wolf: "You took everything from me" Ladybug: "I don't even know who you are"

[@comicalcosmonaut959]

Ladybug was such a mood throughout the movie

[@ukwnjae]

Slept on this movie but was surprised at how top tier the whole thing was. From the cast, the acting, the visuals, and all the stories tied together. Was really beautiful, one of the great ones for sure.

[@mrnoodle3318]

I only went to this because I was planning on going to the movies and this was all that was playing and was shocked at how much I enjoyed it.

[@marduke45]

i totally expected it to be a sillyass movie. i didnt expect it to be a good sillyass movie.

[@GentlemanGaming1122]

Me to had a blast watching it from start to end one of the greatsest action films this year had to offer. Imo.

[@julianrosas9134]

Watched it when it came on Netflix and it blew my mind

[@lorenzoreynolds2512]

​@@julianrosas9134 facts

[@spicycrabnoodle9049]

I find it quite symbolic that his codename is the Wolf. Wolves hunt in packs, and that's how he rose to become known as an assassin, always fighting with a gang (at the beginning) or taking care of opponents for his gang. After his gang and wife died, he sought to avenge them in a foreign land and is instantly killed by a hunter (Ladybug) and 'defanged' (his knife was taken from him to be used by the same assassin). It is as they say "Lone wolves are dead wolves"

[@juanjoserodriguezvera2405]

The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives

[@krieger8825]

@@juanjoserodriguezvera2405 the pack got poisoned to death at the wedding

[@1rotzy]

The strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack

[@FartInYourFace234]

mouth breather narrator

[@JeffCJY]

It's also hilarious how every assassin that fought Ladybug died to their own weapon like how White Death does it, only it was by accident (except for the Hornet).

[@FallenOne669]

There seems to be a theme in this movie about your own weapon being your downfall. Wolf is killed with his knife, Hornet with her poison, Tangerine with his gun, and White Death is killed by his daughter, who he likely raised as a weapon. Prince is the only exception to this, and even then, she uses Lemon as a weapon against Father.

[@frisky_dart7273]

Ladybug survived the movie… & he was the only one who didn’t bring a gun, or weapon.

[@brendandulaca3147]

Lemon is also incapacitated by his water bottle. And yes, as the movie clearly shows, the water bottle is also a weapon(ish).

[@duynguyenminh1289]

The movie is based on a Japanese novel so I think it is heavily influenced by Buddhism and Shintoism. Follow the flow of nature, everything has a role, karma will come etc.

[@FC_mania]

I think it’s more an emphasis that your level of luck can rub off on people. Which is why everyone who tried to kill Ladybug died by their own weapon. And everyone that Prince tried to kill lived.

[@princetchalla2441]

@@FC_mania except prince, fuck em

[@duynguyenminh1289]

To be fair, Ladybug's bad luck saved Wolf's life and he's coming after Ladybug. So the bad luck decided to kill the guy.

[@Roberto2278x]

Fr! He saved him when he bumped into him & made him spill his wine on him, which made him not eat the poisoned cake

[@misfitgaming2935]

Surprisingly enough having so much bad luck that it's good is a real thing that actually happened to someone

[@bloodyraptor6251]

Karma: alright bro, I gave you a chance *Snaps fingers*

[@aaronedwards638]

This film was funny, weird, and wildly original. I note that there are themes of fate and chance- Wolf’s story is a prime example. A random accident involving Brad Pitt’s character saves him from being killed at his wedding- and then, another random freak accident also involving the same character causes his death.

[@bunnywaffles1190]

It's actually based on a book called Maria Beetle(on its original Japanese release)/Bullet Train(for its US and UK release.)

[@arandombard1197]

@@bunnywaffles1190 Nobody asked?

[@KingKien95]

​@@arandombard1197 it's not "wildly original" it's an adaption. 99% of anything new is never close to being "wildly original" nowadays

[@arandombard1197]

@@KingKien95 I never said it was. Reading comprehension is important.

[@demon9312]

the amount of bad bunny fangirls that came to watch this movie for him, just for him to die within 5 minutes is hilarious

[@Efrxin_]

Dont forget fanboys☝️🗿

[@danielfranciscogonzalezalf9723]

2 minutes

[@QuacksXD]

my granny loves the first parts of it

[@ABC-ik9vj]

​@@Efrxin_ gay people*

[@inigo-montoya]

​@@Efrxin_you mean homosexuals?

[@OGREEF3R93]

The nutshot and the "let this be a lesson in the toxicity of anger” also get me too 🤣😂

[@stuntman10s]

This movie is like when you takes someone’s shift at work and it goes completely south in ways you couldn’t imagine

[@brettzforeman]

Also, when you really hate that coworker. Seriously, for what it's worth they're a dick.

[@ihavenoclevername8300]

This is an entirely accurate statement

[@theonlybigmorg]

my whole theater burst out laughing when he died in two minutes after getting built up for 6 minutes

[@mrnoodle3318]

I thought he was gonna be a main character and I was just like “oh he’s gone.”

[@facuuu2809]

@@mrnoodle3318 same, I saw the trailers and all and I was like: he's probably going to be very important in the plot or something

[@tutumazibuko2510]

Bad Bunny was busy man during the production of this movie, dude has energy like no other.

[@Kaijufan360]

Yeah, That's why he's amazing at playing as The Wolf.

[@Thecharliesruiz]

He’s is the best😁

[@ABC-ik9vj]

​@@Thecharliesruiz he's a trash singer but a great actor

[@xanderlowe1543]

I don't know why, but "Ladybug"s sheer inability to get off the fragging train is the funniest part of EVERYTHING.

[@Zeddyboi86]

This guy was cool. I would’ve wanted to see more of him in the movie.

[@MrOnlyforcommenting]

yea i was annoyed he was killed too soon. i was beginning to love him more than the brothers

[@kaiwiguo7399]

Me too, but don't understand why he wanted to kill ladybug since his target was the hornet. Did I maybe miss something?

[@lgrif1065]

@@kaiwiguo7399 He was mistaken as to who was the assassin as they were both at his wedding disguised as workers

[@lunarsol7309]

@terrafaux I think he just assumed that Ladybug was somehow involved when he saw him on the train.

[@RayBros]

@@kaiwiguo7399 Ladybug is the one who spilled a drink on him. It's why he looks down on his jacket when he sees him before going into the train.

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

LOL, introduced for maybe 5 minutes and is instantly iconic. Love it.

[@Liverpool-qg3zj]

great movie but too many 5 mins action parts

[@Broseftoast]

I don’t know why, but I just really love the part where brad Pitt blocks the knife with the suitcase and his back turned to the wolf, it’s so satisfying for some reason.

[@NobodyC13]

"Let this be a lesson on the toxicity of anger." Me side glancing Twitter.

[@Monkeytheluffy56]

Side glancing won't do in case of twitter, it needs an aggressive stare😂

[@batredingin]

such a great foreshadowing, in the wedding he said "My Heart" and Ladybug spill the wine through his chest and that's also how he died (stabbed in the heart accidentallly by Ladybug) lol

[@simaopinto8521]

The only thing i noticed was that the movie is not even out and he already proved capable of playing El Muerto🤣🤣🤣

[@blackraven3436]

That is so like the 1st final destination with all those foreshadowing

[@furionmax7824]

Imagine dying by your own knife. On accident. Against a guy that wasn't even trying to kill you and doing everything he could to get away. I don't know if that's poetic, ironic. Or flat out hilarious.

[@royleyva197]

Maybe it's all three

[@tacticalochoa1310]

Let's also add that he snapped his own neck by falling onto a briefcase as well. Lol.

[@asturianix9820]

2:24

[@thatguythere6161]

Yes

[@blackberyy3450]

It’s ironic since ladybug saved him from getting killed in the wedding and then avenged him by killing the hornet and also the wolf accidentally got killed by his own knife

[@SepsTArdJohn212]

"YOu tOOk eVerYtHinG fRoM mE" "I don't even know who you are" 💀💀

[@stickthelanding4785]

I don’t know if I should be pissed or laughing on my ass for the way how quickly he was killed

[@DFFilmmaker]

A lil' bit of both

[@DiggitySlice]

Laughing, the dude's not an actor

[@stickthelanding4785]

@@DiggitySlice what?

[@jadenmcmillan4306]

@@stickthelanding4785 It actually happened but they decided to go along with it

[@inigo-montoya]

Laughing

[@TheBostonboy95]

One of the funniest cuts was that random cut after this scene, where his body slips from the position ladybug put him in and his head just slams the table 😂

[@therealautisticdj2]

He had to much to drink

[@thekrispypub14]

Ladybug honestly admits that he doesn't know Wolf fully kinda makes me laugh.

[@Dudefrom8Carson]

Lmao, the way the knife ricocheted to his chest

[@randomland2775]

Bad Bunny’s suit looks fire! I wanna wear that.

[@Thecharliesruiz]

Right, looks fuckin G🔥

[@DiggitySlice]

I love how he is such a big part of the trailer yet spends most of the movie dead

[@davidnavarro4821]

You could say the promotion was being deliberately deceptive 😂

[@Literally___Me]

I thought he knew that the hornet killed his wife and other people weird how he’s attempting to kill this guy

[@samuelcrows]

Ladybug was at marriage too, he doesnt know that he was there for another reason. Ladybug its not a Killer, he knows How to fight and kill, but his missions are more on retrieving itens and blackmail.

[@theonlybigmorg]

I think he recognized that he was at the wedding too

[@FallenOne669]

@@theonlybigmorg Wolf looks explicitly at the wine stain on his shirt after seeing Ladybug. Not the blood spatter. He assumed the wine was poison, and that's why his wife died. Which meant Ladybug and Hornet were working together.

[@LucasCosta-io8vr]

Because he knows he was in the marriage. Funny thing is, if Oak had show to the Job like he should, he would've passed by him without notice and leave the train with no further problem.

[@bornanagaming3329]

@@theonlybigmorg he was probably the guy that made him spill his drink

[@OO-ww2vx]

1:20 I love when movies that aren’t comedies have funny moments

[@SuperDdall]

That seems somewhat random, do you have a movie that isn't a comedy with a funny moment to use as an example?

[@Perceptive-Abyss]

@@SuperDdall Yes John Wick 3. More so than john wick 4 even though I think it is the better film, but the brutality of the knife fight and the stable fight are just outright hilarious.

[@Zulfi_Ackerman]

The Wolf: You took everything from me Ladybug: I don't even know who you are

[@athanpaulalconcel8449]

Eris: But I know who you are! You are a selfish, unpleasable LIAR! Brad pitt's movie too, Sinbad

[@FriedShrimpYum]

That endgame quote perfectly fits this scene 😂😂

[@BadHatHarry23]

"You will."

[@joedollar3485]

He was heart broken amd the knife bounce back to his heart..that was hilarious

[@Al-uh1gc]

I loved this movie,I think it was great and it’s underrated.People say the movie is trash but it’s very good ,the comedy,goofiness,fight scenes.

[@F0xyK1tsune]

Im hispanic and wow i love how quick the fight was

[@TheBlackDragon129]

1:43 “Dude, I don’t even know you!” Lol

[@FortressWolf97]

“I will never stop coming for you.” “What?” “Run as far away as you like. I will find you.” “Why??”

[@maxwell8866]

1:32 Best pickup line ever

[@franklesher4459]

You could said that the character of Bad Bunny died from a broken heart.

[@oscarm7787]

The reason The wolf attacks him on sight / looks down at his shirt before he stabs ladybug, is that he recognized him as the waiter who spilled the drink on him. The wolf only had the Hornets picture on him which is how ladybug knew he was connected to him.

[@jameliakingstom1190]

His corpse had more screen time than him😂 and his backstory

[@blockmasterscott]

"I don't even know you!"

[@ajcsorny5709]

The moment Wolf is stabbed with his own knife, he stops lashing out and notices that he's dead. The way he clutches his chest and mutters "my heart" seems to be realizing that he just killed himself and denied his own chance at revenge.

[@deputyzen834]

Can't believe the guy who sang "Neverita" or the cooking-to-transition meme song is in this movie and made him badass

[@thetwlv6423]

I liked the part when he said "you stabbed me?"

[@michaelrey2159]

In clueless desperation: “Duuuude, I don’t even know you”. *Proceeds to get absolutely flung over the bar counter*. I have replayed this part too many times to admit.

[@LTJfan]

1:43 Dude, I don't even know you! 😂😂😂

[@The3y3inthesky]

Bad bunny really hates cellphones… 😂 0:55

[@mattiatf2]

fun fact for the people who don't know: The Wolf was played by Bad Bunny, a Spanish Rapper

[@blockmasterscott]

I was wondering about this, I had never seen him before, but he had that "I'm already famous" look about him.

[@pabloraindogarcia8107]

No es rapero.

[@taoybtm]

Brad Pitt Vs Bad Bunny

[@nonspiderweb]

There's actually something really badass and kind of tragic that Wolf wore his freaking WEDDING SUIT to kill Hornet.

[@Lucky_Boy79]

2:00 The reason why I saw Bullet Train.

[@brettzforeman]

His outfit is so evocative: He wears his cartel soldier father's necklace always, and carries his knife into battle. His signature sunglasses were taken from a victim in a street fight, and his gold plated gun was awarded to him for impressing the cartel. He used this golden gun to save his crew's lives in a gunfight, and became a cartel assassin. He stole his signature gold-plated boots from one of the first men given to him in an envelope. Finally, on his wedding day he only didn't die because Ladybug spilled wine on his white blazer, and he was trying to get the stains out instead of biting into his poisoned wedding cake. When he arrives on the train, the Wolf is wearing his gold plated boots and dark sunglasses, carrying his father's knife and his gold plated gun, wearing his wolf necklace, and wearing the wine stained wedding suit from when his bride died. He is dressed for revenge in various relics of his violent past, intending to kill the Hornet at any cost. He knows the Hornet killed his wife, but he thinks Ladybug had something to do with it when he shows up on the train. In fact, Ladybug saved his life, since dying with his wedding guests would have been worse than ruining his suit.

[@gentity8589]

Bad Bunny is looking badass. And not bad for Brad Pitt's Ladybug.

[@iamovi4147]

bad bunny seriously put on nice show there.. I never thought he would have performed this good

[@alvaradoac21]

It is CRIMINAL that he was so underused in the story

[@bendavid4596]

Not really. It was pretty perfect

[@KillerT-Bone]

I think that was the point. Add so much depth to a character and then kill them immediately.

[@jakeblack5533]

It went like this in the book too

[@Digmer]

Thats the joke. A mega built up to end at once.

[@mariooss]

This is the only movie where a bottle has a backstory and matters

[@tylerhalloran9158]

The You Stabbed me? 🥺 Had me rolling

[@seanjohn2312]

I like how Brad Pitt is in his late 50s but he acts like a teenager in this movie😂

[@gilpetperdon9831]

I laugh when brad pitt is like hello while wearing a little mountain hat

[@DescartesRenegade]

The last time I was surprisingly entertained by a movie like this was when I watched The Kingsmen.

[@mkunlimited123]

That 'why?' delivery makes me laugh every time

[@CEJRAID]

The physical comedy of this movie is brilliant.

[@jasonshih3633]

Honestly felt bad for The Wolf. He lost everything and then he had to go out like that. He wasn't even involved with White Death.

[@darthnowlan]

Yeah, wish he got to kill the Hornet then just get off the train.

[@reyganbriggs6785]

I am EMS and I have seen several people survive that kind of injury. One white male at a club downtown had a 6-8 inch butterfly knife impaled right beside his sternum between his 4th and 5th rib. The only reason he was in the ambulance with us was because he was walking down the street and several bystanders called 911. It was the first time I had to deal with impalement and it was certainly not the last.

[@MmaMadman85]

This movie was amazing

[@BadHatHarry23]

I love the character of Ladybug, he says he has bad luck, but it is what is keeping him alive. He's like John McClane if Murphy's Law worked in his favor Indiana Jones style.

[@davidriveropedraza6906]

Bad bunny actuó 5 min pero fue épico su personaje, su historia es muy bonita mezcla, suspenso y crimen en pocos minutos.... fue god

[@nathaniellee5277]

1:18 SPOILERS I just realized that the Wolf wanted revenge for Ladybug spilling the drink on him. Either he’s so petty or he wished that he didn’t have to go wash his suit and could have died with his wife.

[@ScreamMario]

Or he simply recognized him from the wedding and thought that he was the one responsible for killing The Wolf's wife and everyone else at the wedding.

[@Artryom]

Pretty sure he’s not angry cuz he spilled the drink, he’s angry cuz he thinks he’s Hornet, not just some random or that guy… pretty sure he doesn’t remember him. He finds out the assassin who was officially on the job through the streets is called “The hornet” while Ladybug only do smash and grab jobs, thief jobs sorta as he said in the film so he couldn’t have done did it.

[@deanfernandes7604]

He's not petty, just impulsive. He recognises Ladybug from the wedding and thinks he's the killer before opening the envelope showing the picture of the Hornet.

[@Artryom]

@@deanfernandes7604 Oof, that fits better... This is what I wanted to explain but lol rip

[@avinashmohan242]

Couple of things I noticed when I rewatched the scene: 1. In the flashback it shown that Wolf always double-checks his target that is except for this fight. He never checked the photo, he remembered Ladybug from the wedding and assumed that he was the assassin. 2. He says that he came to kill the assassin of his boss but fate made it two for one special....what he is trying to imply is that fate gave him the chance to kill the assassin (which he wrongly assumes is ladybug) who also happens to be the same person that rescued him from dying with the others. He wanted to kill the man who saved him along with the assassin that killed his boss but turns out both were the same person. The real reason why he starts attacking Ladybug is because he saved him from dying!

[@kungfurabbits]

- Knife through heart - neck broken on fall "lemme just check that pulse" LOL

[@QuacksXD]

cool belt and sunglasses. my granny loves this scene

[@hoofheartedicemelted296]

Tentochu [ Tento mushi ]. He was on to it with the psychology. He shouts the name of a good pyschology book at the homocidal daughter of the White Death at the end just as she's wiped out but causes her to pause long enough to arrive at her demise. But they survived her. I loved the 2 brothers as well. They had a method in their poor messed up heads. Thomas the Tank Engine. Ha. So simple a method of psychology that would keep him safe as long as he avoided the corrupt or dangerous "Diesel's" [ Bad people ]. The appearance of the old Japanese [ Nipponese ] guy who's grandson was attacked was typical of a great story, his Zen belief followed him on to the train which was powerful, wise and oddly reassuring. On the surface it looks like a movie about a high speed train with 95% killers on board, even the little girl who dresses like a school girl is a killer, and the most dangerous since she turns almost every killer against another, even the soul searching killer that Brad Pitt plays; Tentochu. [ Lady Bug ]. But the story comes together like a good Snatch or Lock, Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels concept where many stories all come together. It's a very good movie. I would recommend this movie to myself if I had not already seen it. There are 2 types of people in the world; Snakes or Mongooses. The Mongoose is the only animal that effortfortlessly avoids the strike speed of the Snake. So. Ha. Which one are you? The Snake or Mongoose? Enjoy folks. Thanks to Scene City for the upload.

[@the_ender4791]

0:05 the vibe I get walking to work at my job in a mall or around campus

[@patrickbyrne9631]

What’s your job??

[@questo_edificio_e_mio]

Ngl, Brad Pitt gave some Achilles vibes in this scene.

[@chantimothy]

Ladybug is the character you create where you put all your points in luck

[@santyvega5292]

Bro I swear they made bad bunny look so bad ass in this movie

[@MisterSmith00]

Ladybug was a neat character...he clearly HAD the skills to be lethal; but very much did not wish to be.

[@made-in-dirt]

he just wanted revenge for his family and friends lol, i’m pissed for him but also quite amused by how he dies lol

[@leafyisqueer7155]

As the music kicks back up with him walking down the platform I highkey wanted him to be the protagonist for the rest of the movie.

[@trackboy17]

My only thing is why did he attack brad Pitt if he had a picture and code name of the person who really killed everyone at his wedding?

[@omarmontasser6451]

because he was in the wedding too so he recognised him

[@martinlopez2816]

He thought he was working with the hornet since they were both on the same train

[@hafirenggayuda]

Pitt/ Ladybug have abnormal luck, both good and bad luck.

[@burningcole2538]

He assumed the wine he spilled on his jacket was poisoned and not the cake and guessed the two were working together

[@bouh9140]

No I think he wanted to kill him just because he had soiled his white suit by pushing him, but the most hilarious is that ladybug unconsciously saved his life by spilling his poisoned wine 💀

[@Averagebasementman]

1:20 “oooooooooooooooh”😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dominic4Lnorfside]

It’s funny af because ladybug had the worst luck yet his luck saved his life multiple times n this movie 😭 this shit is so good

[@obhiozeleobasuyi9127]

Wolf tried to kill Ladybug with his wedding suit on. If that ain’t gangsta, then I don’t know what it is.

[@HazardCerberus1942]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen Bad Bunny in a movie with Brad Pitt

[@SaurianStudios1207]

1:33 for a moment there, he turned into the Mexican Michael Myers/The Terminator.

[@Jinx-iw6zb]

Wolf has a full final destination story arc in the middle of all this lmao

[@taylorsanpedro]

That knife didn't want to annihilate Pitt 😂

[@tjselwyn7003]

Mi Corazon

[@echorealtz2157]

Bro got mad. Because his song got used in cooking videos.

[@deevancheg]

I love this film very much.

[@blued3vi161]

I loved this movie when it came out, and I still love it to this day. But recently my dentist had called me Bad Bunny, and I had no clue who that was till I saw this video 🤣

[@Da_one_tl]

He never made it to Yonaguni smh

[@fydcgf4828]

أعظم فيلم لفناني المفضل براد بيت لازم براد بيت يحصل على جائزة الأوسكار وكل طاقم الفيلم

[@عبودجمال-ر3س]

شنو اسم الافلام

[@RiyazGuerra]

Shame...I was rooting for Bad Bunny...

[@skyrushyesminderaserno1150]

YoU sTaBbEd Me?

[@bas4532]

This movie was great,I dunno why it can't make more money

[@Tyrell_Quistor]

Blud think's he's the main Character 💀

[@johanruiz3422]

Who bad bunny or brad Pitt?

[@dalV_Studio]

Wolf 100% needed more screentime

[@inkwellskullofficialchanne8317]

bad bunny : mi corazon 😂 like he says in his beats 😂😂

[@malikjames7250]

Bad bunny would be great as a live action Menendez