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Netflix movie 'Bullet Train Explosion'

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davart

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The above movie was released on Netflix today. Currently watching it. It's a half-decent 'disaster' style movie and a remake of the 1975 movie 'The Bullet Train'.

Thought I'd give you all a heads up as it may be of interest to some.
 
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Was also the 2022 Bullet train movie which was very entertaining but looking forward to this latest remake.
 

Dr Hoo

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Could there be a British sequel about HS2 - Bullet Train Cost Explosion? (No actual train involved or passengers in jeopardy.)
 

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I'm watching it now, enjoying it so far. Could make a cool UK version maybe on the ECML on an Azuma.
 

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Just caught it this evening though YT had already thrust the trailer at me some months back and I thought it looked fun at the time.

Honestly.. really impressive and very enjoyable. The obvious blend of Speed meets Unstoppable meets, well, OpenBVE. Pure popcorn from a plot and acting perspective but not dumbed down so much that it'd put off yer average transport enthusiast. CG was really well done but it's obvious the producers had a lot of help from JR in getting access to real stock and infrastructure. I cannot ever see that sort of film being made here, at least without totally fictional companies, stock and routes.
 

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Haven't got Netflix but watching the trailer it seems that most of the film is about the train not exploding. Probably a good thing or it would be a rather short film!
 
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