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Why Does the Comic Nihilism of “Bullet Train” Feel So Labored?
Illustration by
Simon Bailly
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Why Does the Comic Nihilism of “Bullet Train” Feel So Labored?
published by
The New Yorker
on
August 5, 2022
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Simon Bailly
France

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Subject

film & tv
entertainment
culture
books

Tone

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warm
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playful
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foreboding

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colorful
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mountain
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patterns
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people
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reflection
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shapes
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solid background
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symmetrical
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texture
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window
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smoke
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furniture
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glass
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glasses
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shadows
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drinks
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lines
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perspective

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