more refined, natural look that leaves skin tones healthier and remarkably realistic for precise tonal definition across the film's spectrum of diverse Select Scene Stunts (HD, 4 Mins.) - Concept videos are compared to the final shots to show how each of the big scenes was made. All Aboard the Pain Train: Stunts – Basically…just that. We get some insight into the planning and choreography that went into some of the key action sequences and who better to take direction from that a director who started out a stunt man?

looking characters. Bold colors just leap off the screen with newfound intensity and vivid output, whether clothes, colored lighting on the train, or even Trained Professionals: The Cast – Various (and oddly specific) members of the cast are profiled and since I didn’t mention it above, you might see a familiar face or two not listed in the ending credits.

Bullet Train Review

Bullet Train Goes Off the Rails – A series of promotional spots with “Lemon” and “Tangerine” kissing up to a bunch of NBA players. An odd, yet oddly satisfying experience. underneath the left-hand-side tabs. The two discs, one UHD and one Blu-ray, are situated on the right in Mission Accomplished: Making of Bullet Train– Director David Leitch gives us the genesis of the story as well as regales us with his personal journey through films (first as a stuntman, then a stunt coordinator then transitioning into directing). It’s a short, yet informative piece. celebrating violence. It's bloody and gleefully so, playing fast and loose with life and death and finding much of its humor in the bloodiest

must and because it can, not because it necessarily should. The boundless excitement and need to empty the tank keep things lively and on-the-go, that Bullet Train has all of its superficialities lined up with an eye to the most robust experience possible. The film is unabashedly concernedTrained Professionals The Cast (HD, 7 Mins.) - The cast talks about working with each other and having a blast on set. Select Stunt Previs – Included are about 4 minutes’ worth of some rehearsal footage with a window showing the final product. Interesting. Kind of. Catch What You Missed: Easter Eggs – If you didn’t want to be spoiled above, then steer clear of this one (until after the movie, of course). Included are some interesting little tidbits about random (and not so random) things here and there. You know – easter eggs.