
Bullet Train assembles a cast of assassins — but its plot never catches up
A train full of assassins, a premise better than its execution. Pitt anchors it, but the script falls short.

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A train full of assassins, a premise better than its execution. Pitt anchors it, but the script falls short.

A man falls in love with a woman who wakes each morning forgetting him, a tale of memory, patience, and a cruel bargain.

A loud, violent action comedy built around Hobbs and Shaw, whose villain fails to earn our fear.

A father's tall tales, a son's doubt, and a film that drowns in its own whimsy.

A tale of a stolen bolt and a boy who would bear the blame of the gods, a quest beset by folly and haste.

A tale of Jimmy Smith Jr., who seeks fame through the art of rap battle, in Detroit's shadowed streets.

Dominic Toretto returns to street racing and family drama in this reboot, a wild, loud, thrilling ride with Vin Diesel and Paul Walker.

A grim tale of a tower wherein food descends, and the hunger below consumes all.

A sequel that trades depth for spectacle, failing to earn its own promises of power, control, and love.

A family road trip across California, a national pageant, and a girl who will not be silenced.
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