If they added comedy to the genre type I might have scored it higher.
First of all, never thought I would watch a Korean movie. This is my first Korean movie and I have to say that its a very good start. The movie is gripping right from the word Go till the last min. Seok Woo and Sang Hwa's combo fighting of crossing the car to rescue is the highlight of the movie Overall a complete entertainer
Not only one of the best horrors I've seen this year, but one of the best films I think I've seen in a very, very long time.
That girl can't sing to save her life. But you need to be one stone faced chad to not shed a tear.
Most depressing Zombie-Movie I've ever seen, nonetheless a first-class ride
This movie could be renamed #WorstBirthdayEver.
I went into this thinking that it was a horror movie. That's what I expected, a horror movie, what I got was a lot of tears and some alcohol in my system. There is horror but it's shown more in human nature, how selfish we become in face of danger.
Predictable, uninspired characters, minimal gore, plastic and emotionless. Like a zombie movie for 12 year olds.
This film surpasses it's zombie subgenre - it's a heartbreaking and gruelling tale of a father's fight for his daughter's survival. All other characters along the way are equally compelling. And the movie is a fresh take on an overused subject - don't expect guns, machetes, chainsaws and tanks - this is a raw and emotional fight you're in for.
Apparently if the people in Zombie makeup scream loud enough, run fast enough, and are filmed on a shakey enough cam, it counts as a "good" movie? It dealt with some interesting themes of selfishness, and had some suspenseful moments, but by the end I felt disappointed. Entirely forgettable...
It was like Snowpiercer meets World War Z, without the things that made them both enjoyable and original.
wtf. i guess whatever I typed was posted. anyway, it was an okay movie. wasn't terrifying. zombies weren't original. anyway, are there any zombies that are original nowadays? the source of the virus wasn't fully explained. I find the CEO guy so funny, he would do anything to survive, but I guess it's not the survival of the assholes. all in all. 5.5/10 for me.
I don't know how I could missed this movie.
But I'm really glad that I have seen it now!
Just found this and Wow what a ride .All action from start to finish. Reminded me of the classic Dawn of the Dead. Definitely so much more than a regular zombie movie. Excellent in every way.
What a fantastic movie. I honestly couldn't see how they were going to make this work. They did. It's the first horror flick in a long time to make me teary eyed. I waited forever because I'm lazy about subtitles. I'm learning. One of the best zombie flicks I've seen in awhile. Don't sleep (any longer) on it!
Thought this was gonna be a fun zombie flick to watch with a friend. By the end of the movie I was bawling my eyes out.
I never thought I could cry (like a babie by the way) in a movie without a dying dog. This is the best zombie movie I've seen. It's amazing how the director could put so much mixed feelings in a zombie story. What about the last 10 minutes? God... I love this movie.
It is by no means original, owing a debt to the glut of zombie movies already out there. But this is a film that works primarily on the strength of its set pieces which are brilliantly staged and uses the contained setting to its advantage. The characters are archetypes from just about every other movie involving a group trying to survive, but the film does enough to make you care about the main characters and their survival resulting in a tense and involving film that is hugely entertaining.
One of the best zombie movies ever.
This is a ride full of feels. If you got them, this movie will be tugging at your heartstrings right up until the end.
South Korea produces some really fun tv series, but they simply don't know how to make horror movies. Even so, I assure you this is a rare gem and one of the best zombie movies you'll ever watch in your life and by far the best from the last years!
It worked very well as both a zombie and action/drama movie. Specially good on showing how awful humans are when their lives are in the stake and the only reason I don't give it a 10 is thanks to the way that was highlighted in the movie's ending.
The train currently sitting at Platform 4 is the 101 service to Busan. During this journey, please keep all limbs close to your torso as flappy arms may result in biting and zombiefication.
This is the best zombie movie since the remake of Dawn of the Dead. The zombies are creepy, and so much fun to watch. The film has great characters and tons of action. There are some sentimental moments, some of which don't quite work, but they do little to detract from the overall movie. I just loved this and need to watch it again soon.
Really really great zombie movie. It's got action, humor, and some tear jerkers. An instant classic.
hands down the best zombie movie ever
The antagonist blows up and really plays the role exceptionally well, a role that is really going to piss people off.
I thought i didn’t need yet another zombie flick in my life and it turns out i was right. While Train To Busan didn’t feel like a waste of time to me, it certainly felt like a wasted opportunity. For all the praise it got, i thought this could have been the film to transcend the self-imposed restrictions of the genre. Instead it turned out to be just an unusually slick and well-made zombie movie. One of the best, for sure. In a genre so overdone by now, that’s not enough to warrant the accolades in my view. If you’re really into the genre, this is probably a must-watch. If you’re as tired of zombies as i am though, i suggest you watch the japanese indie hit One Cut Of The Dead instead, which is a truly fun and original take on the genre.
Out of the sludge of zombie over saturation rises this effective little thriller, that is tense, has some great action scenes and emotional impact, thanks to some strong performances. There's also some heavy-handed social commentary that's actually played pretty well. I really dug it.
I heard and read it's a good movie, was hoping it would be a good movie but did not think it would be as great as it was. Love or hate the genre, this is one of the best movies I have seen this year. Has it's ups n downs but will leave you literally tired at the end, the good kind of tired :-)
This movie was amazing!! loved it, havent seen a great movie like this in a while! No wonder why there was a bidding war to remake this. Studio Gaumont finally won the bidding war, hopefully they do the remake justice.
Oh my god. The worst piece of s*** I've ever seen in my life. I cannot even start to describe how retarded this movie and everyone in it is...
Definitely the best zombie movie I've seen.
The actors playing the zombies go allllll f'n in mannnnn I was daaaaamnnn that dudes poor neck from air snappin for hours and broke necking and limbs haaaaa worth watching just for their performance
Kerean movie does better jobs than others in satirizing human nature and criticizing politics. Just like The Terror Live.
Probably one of the best movies I've ever seen. I felt an incredible mix of emotions, I cried a lot and I was able to fully empathize with the characters.
The ending broke my fucking heart.
Also, I was hoping on a more gruesome ending for that selfish fucker, his death felt unsatisfying.
I'm kind of zombied out, but as such films go, this is a good one. I don't think it sticks the landing as it gets up its own posterior, but entertaining and great pacing until the final frames.
lot of character changes you can witness as the plot thickens, this one's a good family entertainer.
I CANT BELIEVE THAT FUCKER SACRIFICED CHOI WOOSHIK IVE NEVER WANTED A CHARACTER TO DIE SO BADDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Okay..... now that I've let that anger out... Great GREAT thriller. They say horror is just a way to, through the supernatural or otherwise unreal, expose mankind and actual society's own monsters. This movie does a really good job at questioning one's priorities, criticising capitalist society (the comparison between a fund manager and a zombie was delicious) and exploring human nature. It's always good when, along with all that philosophical thinking, we can also have fun shouting "RUN" at our screens for two hours. Loved it. My only criticism is that my boyfriend Choi Wooshik should have lived, but at least he died an honourable death, rip .
"Sorry, but you're infected."
There are a few low budget fx moments, but the acting and suspense were great. With everything going on in the world, I could totally see how there would be different types of reactions to a zombie outbreak, and they did a good job of showing how we are. Zombie movies can be either corny or scary, and they managed to stay on the thriller side, and I enjoyed it.
The thing I like the most in this movie is the realism, I know, realism in a zombie apocalypse is the last thing you expect, but it happens. The reactions of the characters are believable and consistent, and they managed to make character development in a movie with less than two hours, something series fail to do in 16 episodes on the same genre. I specially liked the ending and find it fitting, just wished more people had survived, there was one character, or two, whose deaths i thought were quite unnecessary, but still worked, because they not only served to set the "emergency" mood of do or die, but showed how broken certain characters became through the process.
I dont know why I waited to watch this!! Excellent film. Acting at its best. Get over the subtitles. This is one of the best zombie pictures of all times. Ma Dong-Seok is an impecable actor (in any language) Gong Yoo, (main actor) plays a father taking his daughter on a b-day trip to see her mom. Not bad on the eyes either:heart_eyes:Little did they know it was a life or death (or turn to zombie) train ride. Can not wait for part 2. Sad to say my 2 favourite actors will not be in this... Unless there Zombies!
I will be surprised if you dont love this movie!
it was a great zombie movie hands down...
every side of human nature is shown ..there was fear, anger, emotion, sadness, bonding, helpfulness, selfishness etc everything...
not just only zombies and killings ...a true situation is portrayed if humankind faces this kind of threat... loved it..
Great Korean zombie movie. These are zombies on steroids! But there is more to this picture than just zombies. It’s the struggle to live, and a power struggle within the survivors. Greed or the common good? A moral dilemma that plays out in this film. It’s a great watch.
One of those films that have a misleading poster.
I'm so glad I heard about it and had the pleasure of watching it. I haven't seen a movie break my heart that good in a long time. It's not usual for me to get actual tears going down my face.
'Train to Busan' is an incredibly rare horror movie that puts actual emotional investment into the characters, what I mean is, you actually care about who's going to live or die. This isn't a world-building movie, but one that devotes it's entire run-time to building an emotional attachment between the audience and the main cast. Not many modern Hollywood blockbusters and horror flicks do this motion, as they figure most people are just simply there for the thrills and the cheap jumpscares. 'Train to Busan' reminds me something. It reminds me how absolutely important it is to have characters you want to root for. The fact I actually cried for the main characters in this movie automatically puts it well above other horror and zombie movies that don't bother with this essential character development.
I loved it. I truly loved it. It's easily one of my new favorite zombie movies of all time, maybe even one of my new favorite dramas of all time. Watch it. It deserves your time and especially money.
(second viewing)
This is what 28 Weeks Later should've been.
1.5 / 2 directing & technical aspect
.5 / 1 story
1 / 1 act I
1 / 1 act II
1 / 1 act III
1 / 1 acting
1 / 1 writing
0 / 1 originality
0 / 1 lasting ability to make you think
1 / 1 misc (great pacing, great movie)
8 / 10
I didn't like this movie overall.
But zombies are the best ever made for movies and series.
A very good zombie film held back by Korean cinematic flare/tropes and an unnecessary long run-time and characters, some stupid survivor logic, and silly scenes. Hard to completely ruin trains with zombies though, just think it's fairly over-hyped.
Train to Busan
A South Korean Zombie film that over stays it's welcome.
This film does the zombie part great and is shot fantastically for it's setting.
However the characters felt cliché & the melodrama was laid on far too thick.
I adored the score.
6.5/10
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Didn't expect to enjoy this movie so much. Something I really liked was how no one was sacrificed for shock value, which I feel is kinda prominent in a lot of movies and tv shows. For example, I feel like it would've been very easy to kill off a certain character and have everyone react in a, "Wow that's messed up" way, but I felt like every sacrifice served a purpose and made me cry- I mean, made sense.
Great acting, great writing, not so great heart rate but I forgive them.
Script,directing,plot,acting skills everything was perfect in this movie just loved it.Probably best movie with zombies i enjoy it as hell!
One of the best zombie movies of all time. It's all there: tension, a amazing background history, and great characters to root for. The end was just too sad and depressing, but at the same time, very poetic! Just watch this movie if you love this genre! It have everything you wanna see in a zombie movie!
wow! this was one heck of a zombie film. I liked that it didn't show any flesh eating stuff only blood which made it more watchable and less gory. Great story, nice tense and action.
Just brilliant and absolutely terrifying. Korea doesn't have many works featuring zombies, but it still outshines many other Hollywood zombie flicks I've seen.
[8.8/10] The basic moral compass of Train to Busan isn’t hard to uncover. Compassion and altruism are not just valued; they are the measure of worth. Selfishness and indifference are not just bad; they are damning. Seok-woo’s journey in the film brings him from one end of the spectrum to the other, from looking out only for himself in difficult times and neglecting his daughter to constantly put himself at risk to benefit others and ultimately sacrificing himself to save his little girl and a veritable stranger.
The film has scads of fantastic qualities. It’s a truly frightening horror film. It’s a thrilling action film. It is well-acted in moments amusing, tense, or heartbreaking. It’s shot and constructed with an intensity and virtuosity to make the wide variety of moments at play here work. It even finds a way to give shading to a whole troupe of characters in a short amount of time so that their close scrapes and unfortunate demises have meaning and emotional impact.
But the best thing about Train to Busan is how it maximizes that essential feature of the zombie genre -- the ability to turn situation after situation into a moral test. Like the best undead flicks, this is not just a creature feature, content to sic hordes of flesh-eating monsters on likable-enough protagonists and call it a day. Instead, it asks the audience what they would do, what they would sacrifice to save others, what risks they would take because it’s the right thing to do even if it puts oneself in the line of fire, over and over again.
Those ethical thought experiments carry the impressive visual acumen of director Yeon Sang-ho’s approach to zombified terror, and they’re steps along the path toward Seok-woo’s journey from dastard to hero. But they also valorize and damn those who pass or fail them, and exemplify the themes the movie is so interested in, of compassion made manifest, classism abounding, and the lack of absolution that comes from “just following orders.”
All of these ideas are realized in chances to throw your fellow man under the bus (er...train) or instead save him when you could succumb to the zombies yourself in the process. They’re dramatized in the cruel and duplicitous COO of a train company who’s constantly ordering around or even sacrificing those lower in the pecking order than he is. And they come alive when investment fund employees, train assistants, and even soldiers are given orders to do things they know are wrong, but must decide whether to carry out anyway.
That’s the secret weapon of all zombie films -- they are as much about the horror that lies within the hearts of man as they are the chomping ghouls pursuing the living. No sequence in Train to Busan represents that better than the climax of the second act, where a band of plucky survivors have made it through car after car of ravenous zombies and nearly reached the safety of the first class cabin.
On one end, our heroes frantically hold and bash and struggle to keep the zombies from getting into the intermediate care. And on the other, they push and beg and fight to be let into the safety of the car ahead, which has been tied off to prevent them from getting in. The threat is not just the inhuman beings who thoughtlessly nip at your flesh; it’s in the human cruelty and self-centeredness that lets innocent lives perish to save your own skin. Both threats must be overcome, and feed on one another.
There are few more cathartic moments than when an old woman, sitting safely within the front car, witnesses those scrappy survivors banished by her cowardly compatriots, not to mention her selfless sister left to succumb to the dead, and opens the door to the zombies to give her fellow passengers their just deserts. It speaks to the moral opprobrium and throughline that runs through the entire film.
Even if you’re not interested in ethical conundrums made all the more salient through the lens of flesh-eating monsters, Train to Busan works at a pure craft level as a dose of both terror and action. Sang-ho and company know how to construct any number of scares and superlative sequences to keep your blood pumping. Whether it’s a mass of zombified soldiers rushing our heroes, quasi-stealth missions though undead-infested train cars, or daring escapes from tipped over coaches stuffed with zombies only held back by rapidly cracking glass, the film’s creative team keeps the frights coming one after another and with supreme skill.
They also know how to put together scene after scene of jaw-dropping action. There’s a sense in which Train to Busan is akin to something like Night of the Living Dead meets Die Hard. It can boast an undercurrent of social commentary and an estranged husband and father making up for past mistakes in a hairy situation. But it also features a heap of regular joes improvising thrilling solutions to the onslaught of undead. That comes in the form of bruising beat downs of snarling zombies, races against time as the hordes advance, and chained up skirmishes leaving hero and villain alike dangling perilously from a moving vehicle. If you just want average folks doing above average stunts, this is the movie for you.
And yet, what elevates Train to Busan is that it imbues so much character and feeling into those moments, whether bombastic or quiet. There’s not much time to develop anyone here, since most of the survivors fall into recognizable archetypes and there’s a lot of them. But the movie packs in tons of personality to make up for it, focusing on the relationships between the characters, expressed in miniature but recognizable to the audience.
That gives the movie power when Seok-woo slowly but surely puts himself through bigger and bigger risks to protect his daughter and the other innocent people caught in this danger. It gives it meaning when a hard-scrabble, lower class man proves himself more worthy of praise and admiration than the rich bastard throwing all his neighbors to the proverbial wolves. And it gives it emotional force when Seok-woo’s daughter sings the song she’d been practicing for her dad, unwittingly saving her life, feeling seen and responding with admiration for her father for possibly the first time, in a tragic way.
For all its zombie spills and chills, for all of its well-done action, Train to Busan isn’t really about its high octane horror. It’s about the moral choices we make in difficult circumstances, what they say about us and how we see ourselves, and how those crises can uncover the better people we might still become, if only to save those we love.
Wow! An incredibly comfortable viewing experience. Good storyline and lots of wonderfully made scenes. Also somewhat touching. I'm so glad I watched this. I strongly recommend!
Yikes, this is one of the best zombie movies I have ever watched. Gong Yoo had a great performance as did Ma Dong-seok. Not a lot of "why did you do that" moment here. the tension was intense and character development was done well so the deaths really hit you.
Probably my favorite zombie movie ever I didnt expect it to be this good.
This Definitely was heading towards a 10/10 but what stops this is It labeled as a Horror??
More Action and Thrilling than Horror
An astoundingly good film. Almost every emotional beat worked on me perfectly.
This was amazing and such a beautiful film, too. Quite terrifying, but also intellectual zombie movie which touches on human selfishness and innocence. I had been looking forward to watching this for some time, and South Korea certainly didn't disappoint with their zombie horror film!
100% agree with other comments, this is a cracking zombie film, Korea gives its own twist to the zombie genre, and works so well. The pace of the film, and outbreak is similar to the bullet train, it whips along. And the performances from the actors are outstanding, especially after that change!
Highly recommended, best zombie film in years!
tbh. it isn't as awesome as some says. It reminds of me movie Z zombies.
Actors where up to the task, they are the best feature of the movie. The movie had great potential and it kept me to the seat even after it became plastic and Hollywood ish in the end. Many would disagree with me but that's at least that's how I see it. What I want from a movie is to surprise me to take me in a fantasy away from this bad world we live in and take me somewhere different, to challenge me and in the end don't leave me in depressed mood. The movie tried to be a breath of freshness so much it became the very same it tried not to be.
Actors and depth of characters lead the movie to be better then it should. On the other hand zombies and everything about them were an anchor for the movie.
Few movies like this including series Squied games makes me eager to see what future of movie makers outside of Hollywood can give us at least show or if you want give Hollywood studios another perspective as it was with Amazon Netflix studios. Good competition is coming i hope
Didn't expect to cry to a zombie movie but goddamn this hit hard
Mind blown. I went through all range of emotions through the time I was glued to the screen. Granted I had to read subtitles but still. I cried. I admit it.
More brain dead than zombies, anyone who thinks this is somehow a 10 or revolutionary or one of the best zombie movies needs to see more zombie movies. It's filled to the brim with tropes, stupid choice, uninteresting characters, and survivors who can't survive "damn my gf get turned because of the guy who can't stop causing the death of people? better not do anything and die with her in my arms" I want to blast my brains out
Bloody hell........I was expecting it to be good but not that good. This film is freak phenomenal and I mean that in every way, from the start of the film the tension builds with the quarantine zone and then once you are introduced to the characters and the train, get ready for a tension-filled emotional roller coaster. Every frame of this film is a painting with some truly amazing acting and I promise that the entire way through the film you will be invested as no characters are safe and nowhere is safe, from both Zombies and Humans alike.
If I have to pick a stand out the actor for this film, I can't because everyone played their roles amazingly and they made me fear for everyone. But young actress Kim Soo-an (Soo Ahn) was the stand out for me as she made this film so much more intense as you don't want anything to happen to her character as she plays this character with such passion and emotion. I warn you now if you are a person who is easy to tears with movies (this guy right here lol) then keep some tissues nearby as it has some genuinely sad moments that I don't want to spoil.
Also just remember.......Subs over Dubs!!!!!!!
Effective horror film with a lot of bite. I have suffered worse train journeys but this is still an entertaining ride.
Great! And...
As a person can ruin all others
A pretty good zombie movie.
The little girl acted so well. But the film itself was not a big deal for me.
Oh yeah! South Korea is back on the zombie map once again with another overly impressive feature. This time it is "Train to Busan" (aka "Busanhaeng"). And I dare say that with this 2016 movie then director Sang-ho Yeon really solidly places South Korea on the zombie world map definitively.
And although most of the entire movie takes place on a train from Seoul bound for Busan, then that is not really a hindrance to the enjoyment of the movie, because there is so much action and thrills to be had along the way that you forget that it only takes place on a train. But having the movie taking place on a train does also add some sense of claustrophobia and limiting the options of the protagonists.
The story told in "Train to Busan" is about Seok Woo (played by Yoo Gong) a fairly neglectful father whom is traveling to Busan with his daughter Soo-an (played by Soo-an Kim). A deadly outbreak of infection spreads on the train, turning people into ravenous zombies hungry for human flesh, trapping the people aboard the train with nowhere to run.
There is not really a dull moment throughout the course of this movie, and it does kick up into a high gear early on, and the movie keeps that pace all the way to the end. And that is really an accomplishment for director Sang-ho Yeon.
The acting in "Train to Busan" is quite good, and it is good to see Yoo Gong in a movie such as this. But I must admit that I was more than impressed with the talents of child actress Soo-an Kim. She was really amazingly talented, and I think that she will go on to have an impressive career in acting.
The effects in the movie were quite good, with just the right amount of gore and mayhem without it crossing into the gorefest territory. So this movie will appeal to a wide audience of fans of the zombie genre.
"Train to Busan" had initially slipped under my radar and I wasn't aware of the movie, before someone actually asked me whether or not I was aware that this was a zombie movie. So with that information, I immediately sought out the movie, and there is no regret here at all, because I was more than genuinely entertained and more than impressed with the final result of the movie.
I can strongly recommend that you sit down to watch "Train to Busan" if you are a zombie aficionado like me. South Korea is making a lasting dent on the zombie world map, and if this is the level of future zombie movies from South Korea, then count me in for the long run.
"Train to Busan" scores a solid eight out of ten stars rating from me; no doubt about it.
Basic zombie movie ig? But we all know Korean zombie movies are GGOOODDD. Surprisingly I didn’t cry soo…
Generic zombie movie but on a train.
One of the best zombie movies. Up there with Shaun of the Dead (but not a comedy).
The Sadness was good, but this was better. Tension is way high, and it just mounts and mounts until it climaxes in a sequence very close to the end. Not as grisly as The Sadness, despite the crazed zombies that behave similarly (nothing like the slow zombies in The Walking Dead or most other zombie movies), but a better structured film overall, with some deftly crafted sequences holding it together.
Damn that was fukin beautiful
A surprisingly moving, very intense fast zombie. Gets the lessons of Romero correct in a fresh setting!
This movie is like any other generic zombie movie, though I did like the train aspect because trains are cool. I felt no attachment to any of the characters except for two - I won't say their names for spoiler reasons but one of them died. Also, I'd like to mention the stupidest decision in this movie - when you know a bite infects you, maybe not put your hand over their mouth. I know that's a shocking idea, who would have thought, aye? And another thing, why is always pregnant women in these zombie flicks? I was excited for this movie after hearing Dylan is in Trouble mention it but I was pretty let down.
There might have never been a deadlier character in the history of zombie movies… That ending was a bit unnecessary :’( :disappointed_relieved:
A zombie movies go, this was a rather good one. Obviously many ridiculous things but still an alright story and lots of drama. Predictable at some points and not realistic at others.
First I teared from adrenaline.
and then I cried from heart break.
good movie. why did it take me so long to see this. ugh
This, in my opinion, is probably in the top 10 best Zombie movies of all time! Yes, some low budget moments, but honestly, alot of great movies have those moments. The ending was intriguing as well. I love the plot twists. All in all great movie thank you!
I read so many great things about this movie that my expectations were through the roof. It's a good, entertaining movie but BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE EVER? lol, don't make laugh.
Amazing Zombie movie. A lot of emotion, comedy and drama in the right balance. A simple yet very effective plot and very aggressive zombies (kinda like world war
Z but more realistic)
Throughly enjoyable....how great was that little girl WHAT A STAR:blush:
Good movie definitely on my re-watch list
I've put this movie off for years. Partly because I didn't know what to expect, and partly because I didn't want to watch "a zombie movie". Man was I wrong though. I don't think I've even seen a Korean movie before besides Snowpiercer, if that counts when the entire thing is in English.
This is probably the best zombie movie ever. I'd have to watch 28 Days Later again to confirm that opinion, but after first watch it sure feels that way. All of the acting is great (in particular Ma Dong-seok who is just cool as hell and sort of reminds me of Japan's Beat Takeshi) with characters you get attached to and villains you hate, the scenarios are thought out where action isn't the only way to defeat or escape the zombies, and there are legitimately scary and tense moments through the entire film.
This isn't just a great "zombie movie" or even just a great "horror/action/thriller" movie. This is just a great movie that totally destroys the chains of its genre. Can't wait for the sequel this summer.
Very good film about zombies.
I absolutely love this movie.
Fuck that shit! The movie kills the main guy, and for what? Do not lose your time!
I have had it with these motherf'ing zombies on this motherf'ing train!!!! - Neville Flynn
best zombie movie ever. thought that ending.... lets just say i was not expecting that
I've watched too many emotional movies in a row, gosh darn it.
it is a great zombie movie, I would not call it the best horror movie I have ever seen. but as a thriller it is a rare gem from Korea.
I think the directors and others involved wanted to piggyback on the success of the movie "Snowpearser". That combined with zombie genre and a good logical storyline resulted in a successful film project.
I hope that this movie will contribute to the success of Asian film making, especially that of Korean production.
Wow, that was not bad. Not bad at all.
Okay, sometimes the korean overacting comes in, but i expected much less than that.
Watchable movie with some great 'Stand-Offs'
Absolutely a great zombie moving. The acting on the part of those turning into zombies was top notch, and it features a lot of Asian tropes: like the classic zombie surge. :)
Very worthy entry in the zombie horror genre. If you like zombie flicks, don't miss this movie!
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One of the best zombies flim in sometime. There is so much to learn in the movie. Humor, sad, happy and sorrow. No one would expect the movie to be so great. The fun dramatically increase as the movie goes.
Who would guess someone would be so scary as one finally turned in to into zombies. Humans are scary creatures. Selfishness among the same species. No good, no bad. Finally, the one who survives and live on are those who suffered the most.