Brad pitt maybe???

Tangerine

Scorpion.

Hornet

Bad Bunny. Bad Bunny is in his 20s and Brad Pitt is nearly 60.

Thanos said that too 😂

“YOU TOOK EVERYTHING FROM ME”

“I don’t even know who you are.” -Thanos

It's pretty ironic coming from an assassin lol

Come to think about it - what was Ladybug doing in that wedding feast again? What was he after?

315 Likes and no replies lemme fix that

​@@F40PH_307holy shit why do I have 315 likes 😂 thanks for the comment too

@@demodave6054 No Problem bro😎

Maybe it was so he would confirm that it was Ladybug because he spilled the wine on him.

It's just part of his whole character schtick Anytime something significant happens and he tends to incorporate it into his outfit he's even got one of the flowers from he wifes hair if you look It's really neat character choice

@@Thatweirdguy8619 It even has her blood still on it.

He can't move on until he gets revenge.

You ever had a white suit?

Bad Pitt

Brad Bunny

I love that both the replies have the same number of likes

the goodness movies used to be

He was just unlucky so that good luck could come to others, he bears the burden so that others can bear good fortune. Some would even call the combination of them both... fate.

hes unlucky but i noticed hes never unlucky when it comes to a life or death situation. mostly just small inconveniences.

Ladybug is such an interesting fate maker, just think about it, if he didn't spill wine on wolf he would be death and wouldn't be in the train and Ladybug would've not get the knife that save his life later, if ladybug was not in the train then the wasp would have kill her target and get away and thus lemon and tangerine would have been killed by the white death because of it, if he was not in the train then the Japanese guy would have died too. Edit: it was the hornet not the wasp sorry for my mistake

@@TheAnthonyG. tentomoushi

Not unlucky fate just deemed he would be there & the wolf survived just to encounter ladybug so he can’t leave the train

The same line he talked to his wife, also the first and the last line of him in the movie. Nice touch there.

Wolf hadnt opened the envelope yet, so when he saw the dude at his wedding at the same train he just assumed

@@guyfoxyinc.8042 the two for one comment means he knows ladybug wasn’t his target. That said he might be assuming they’re accomplices

It actually is because Lady bug spilled wine on his suit. Because ladybug did that The Wolf stepped away from his wife to clean the stain off his suit so Wolf believes that if it hadn't happened he would have been right next to his wife and probably have stopped her from eating the poisoned cake.

@@Did_No_Wrong Or that he wished to have died with her, he indirectly saved him, and that made his life worse, so he wants to kill him for that.

​@@michaelbootes4822 I think he says 2 for 1 as he's getting him back for spilling the wine and killing everyone he knows

Being a video editor it's hard for me not to notice continuity breaks like that. Some of the fight choreography is not great. Especially when he puts the briefcase behind his back as if to block an on coming strike but he blocks first then the wolf just attacks the brief case for no reason even though he knows the knife does nothing to it.

​@@jamminjagoHi, I'm a year late but i checked your comment and played that scene at 0.25x speed. I suggest you do so too. You'll notice that he put the briefcase behind him to block an attack. It's not unnecessary. Bad Bunny was about to stab him first, he quickly turned around and blocked using the suitcase. Play the scene at 0.25x to see yourself

It's a bullet train, in Japan. Those things are FAST. They're also always on time, so it going at speed so soon is kinda accurate

Same goes when after the chest stab and when he pulls it out... No phone. He checks... Phone appears. Whoever was editing should've noticed.

It cracks me up that he comes out of nowhere, has this big intro/backstory sequence and a big deal made of his quest for vengeance, then promptly dies due to shitty luck in a fight with a confused Ladybug.

Criminally underrated

A movie that kill Bad Bunny has to be the favorite movie of all the world

Word on the streets is that Ryan Reynolds only agreed to be in this movie if the entire cast and crew bought a bottle of his vodka.

@@TheAnthonyG. *gin

@@josephpercy8772 do they not make a vodka too? You’d think they’d make a vodka as well as a gin at least.

No love for Lemon and Tangerine? They carried this movie to be honest, well for me at least.

@@TheAnthonyG. yeah they were cool, we need a movie about their backstory and the white death backstory.

don't forget the broken neck ^^

You'd be surprised what a person can live through. If there was still a pulse, then there'd be a chance he could've saved. Also it's more about the bleeding than the knife being in his heart, a stab wound is more concerning if the weapon was taken out of the wound to leave it to bleed. If you get shot by an arrow, medical personel would HIGHLY recommend to leave it in until someone can treat it to avoid blood loss.

Could of most likely died when he fell on top of the brief case and snapped his neck. Also I thought he was checking out his tattoo, not checking for a pulse 😅

@@lunarsol7309 The Knife landed to his Lung. Unfortunately he's dead just happened after his surge loss of Blood and Oxygen after that stab - get snapped by the briefcase.

Prob cause it wasn't in his heart

The Wolf, the Elder, Lemon and Tangerine all deserve either a movie or a mini TV series.

He didn't really have a beef with the White Death. He was in search for the hornet who just so happened to be there on that train.

Yeah but the white death sent for him. Gave him the photo and everything

The White Death sent for the Wolf to kill the Hornet. The Wolf was extra motivated to get revenge on her but didn't have the resources to find her. And it would have worked if Ladybug wasn't on the train.

White death told him who was responsible for the wife’s death so that’s why he went on the train, for his revenge.

So why have him killed

I enjoy these types situations in this movie a lot: -the wolf never meeting the hornet -all people who attack Ladybug dying by their own weapons -Ladybug saying he is unlucky yet surviving with the least injuries out of everyone -the only person who got to see revenge for the death of their wife being the one who accepted it and my favourite -the one person actually responsible for the death of the wife Carver surviving the whole thing because he called in sick

he had a big heart

​@@kiemugen9830🥺

no the wine stain is on his right. it goes into his heart which is on his left.

He probably did but thought that ladybug was responsible for killing his wife

He did know who Hornet was, but he saw Ladybug's face and then looked at the wine stain on his jacket. So, obviously he recognized him from the wedding. Also he said "fate made this two for one deal" so yeah he wanted to kill ladybug too probably because if it wasn't for him, he wouldn't have be gone to wash his jacket during the wedding.

notice the line "two for one special". He was on the train to kill the Hornet, but then as he was getting on, he recognized that Ladybug was also a survivor of his wedding, and to him that means he probably also had something to do with his wifes death.

It's the nickname from his wife. I don't think he was trying to be medically accurate. But if you got stabbed in the chest by your own knife I doubt you'll be too consumed with what organ it hit right that moment.

Probably because lb spilled the wine?

Ladybug running into the Wolf is just his bad luck. The White Death told the Wolf where to find the Hornet, so he would kill her, he's not hired to get paid. He's only there for the Hornet, who is the one killed in disguise, which is also why he gets into the train later than the rest, to ensure the Hornet would kill the son. The White Death assumed that Carver and the Twins would either kill each other over the briefcase or that his men would just kill whoever survived. Because who no on earth leaves a briefcase this important in the luggage area other than Lemon. So the plan was basically: Carver and the Twins get in with the son. Carver goes after the Case, fight against the Twins ensues. If someone survives they'll have to report back to the White Death and get killed by his men, if all die the Hornet can steal the case in peace. While that is happening the Hornet gets an open to kill the son and vanish. At the next stop the Wolf gets in to kill the Hornet. He's the only one with no relations to the wives death and the White Death might just sympathize with him, given their backstories. His son was always going to die, if the Hornet didn't finish the job, he could do it himself. And because whoever ended with the briefcase between Carver and the Twins would report back to him, they'd also always die. So the only issue is killing the Hornet and the Wolf would have always come after her as long as she lived to avenge his wive. And the man hasn't left his house in two years, so I doubt he was in the headspace to consider all the stuff that could go wrong.

I guess in his messed up mind, if it weren’t for him he wouldn’t have had to watch his wife die.

he might have assumed that ladybug had something to do with the poisoning since both he and the hornet were at the wedding and both he and the hornet are on the train.

He didn't poison them tho

I didn't know the lungs were located on the shoulder. Plus Ladybug was harmed, there was blood on the knife, but it only went about an inch deep because the phone stopped it. That's also why he asked "Did you just stab me?" while checking his shoulder.