Pitt's new film "The Wind" released a trailer for "Killing Luck"

The action-suspense blockbuster "Hitman," produced by Sony Columbia Pictures and directed by action director David Leitch (Deadpool 2: I Love My Family, Fast & Furious Hobbs & Shaw, and John Wick), and co-starring Brad Pitt, Joey King, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz and others, released the "Get Lucky" version of the trailer and poster.

Trailer:

Brad Pitt and the entire cast of the main characters appear, and the top killers gather in a closed high-speed train to start a thrilling killing game. The film is adapted from Kotaro Isaka's highly acclaimed novel "Ladybug" and will be released in North America on August 5.

In the trailer, a down-and-out killer (Brad Pitt) who always claims to be "bad luck" returns to his old job under the new code name "Ladybug" and receives a task from his old employer to deliver a suitcase. Unexpectedly, this seemingly "simple" task is full of traps and dangers.

When Ladybug boarded a high-speed train with her suitcase, her top colleagues were already on standby, each doing their own thing. There seemed to be hidden coincidences and connections between their tasks, and a fierce showdown was imminent. When the high-speed train turned into a "killer's den", surviving to the terminal was just the beginning, and what kind of "surprises" were waiting for them really made the fans look forward to it.

In the trailer released this time, killers with different personalities and unique skills appear one after another, attacking Ladybug from the front and back. The killer "Lemon" played by Brian Tyree Henry meets Ladybug's enemy again and has a verbal battle; the killer "Mandarin" played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson is eyeing her box, and the young killer "Prince" played by Joey King is also on the verge of a fight with her. There is also a man of unknown origin played by "Bad Bunny" who draws a knife against Ladybug, and even the flight attendant has a dangerous identity. It can be said that everyone is ruthless and full of dangers.