TRAIN TO BUSAN (2016) MOVIE REACTION - WE WERE NOT EXPECTING THIS! - First Time Watching - Review

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

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[@kamaAEA-ss1xc]

~¤😊Movie 2 is So Good too😢¤~

[@Serros13]

Guys, I'm not a Patreon supporter to be honest but I love your reactions. Trust me, you should react to another Korean masterpiece named "Parasite"... you won't regret it!

[@ZWQ945]

Consider the movie "Only the Brave." Based on a real life event that occurred in Arizona. It will hit you. 😢

[@kylec254]

I absolutely LOVE this movie! The pacing, the action, the drama and the paranoia were top tier. Also, if you want a bit of a deeper dive into this movie, I highly recommend watching Dead Meat's Kill Count for this movie. They go deep on behind the scenes, how certain shots were done and how the story comes into being.

[@nodira7664]

I really love your reactions! Guys, you are so great. You are not only watch, but truly feel each moment of every movie! Thank you a lot! I don't know whether you've already done the reaction to The Lord of the ring, I couldn't find it. But I'd really appreciate it. Greetings from Uzbekistan!

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

From telling his daughter to only look out for herself to then sacrificing himself for her and the pregnant lady. I'm not crying, you are.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

😭😭😭😭

[@mageeaaron2624]

🙏🏽💪

[@sharkbait8090]

32:43, when those strings kick in ... Added to the list of "Ok Movie Moments to Cry In", two others that come to mind are Boromir's Death, and the T-800 in T2 when he gives the thumbs up.

[@Tanax13]

How can you not cry? You don't have any emotions?

[@naomikirisaki]

​@@Tanax13 never learn sarcasm on school? Are you for real?

[@alessaxreacts9935]

Never did I think a zombie movie would be so emotional. This was such a fantastic movie. Gong Yoo is such a talented actor. Ma Dong Seok was my favorite character in the movie his sacrifice to save his wife and unborn child and the rest of the passengers was so heartbreaking.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

He put up a fight! Such a great character. Losing him did sting 😓

[@robbinsnest6163]

I binged a ton of Gong Yoo's earlier works after watching this! He really is a wonderful actor! ❤

[@alessaxreacts9935]

@@robbinsnest6163 Same loved him Coffee Prince

[@mdleila2622]

Btw the unborn baby was a baby girl💝🥺

[@tonyyul703]

​@@OfficialMediaKnights after you guys FISH KARATE KID AND COBRA 🐍 KAI, YOU SHOULD DO 오징어 🐙 게임 SQUID 🐙 GAMES

[@The_Other_Dan]

We need to gather up all the awards, put them in a truck and deliver them to Kim Su-an. That little girl delivered the performance of ten lifetimes. Incredible.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Right?! The immense kind of talent in this one tiny human body is just mind-boggling!! Can't wait to see what she's gonna do in the future!!

[@dreamcatcheritsme4712]

​@@OfficialMediaKnightsshe acted in Squid Game. A Korean thriller series

[@alexw8758]

@@dreamcatcheritsme4712 Why do people say this. NO! Different actress. Stop spreading misinformation. Simple googling will tell you otherwise if you don't believe me.

[@EDWARD-zd7lb]

​@@dreamcatcheritsme4712 dont give wrong info, she wasn't in squid game.

[@astrafaan]

She's in a lovely film called "A little princess" (nothing like it sounds@@OfficialMediaKnights

[@unattachedgray]

The bad executive represents what the dad was on his way to become in the first half of the movie; no care for others and only thinking for himself and his own family. The muscular new dad represents what the dad could become; compassion for others and sacrificing himself when the situation calls for it and he did by the end of the movie. It's a redemption story.

[@crowns.a2580]

THIS! The way i hated him in the first half and I thought he was selfish! He literally

[@mageeaaron2624]

Amen! 🙏🏽💪

[@Klung1]

I never considered that! Brilliant!

[@EKS511]

It doesn't matter how many times I see this movie. I always cry.

[@niallove]

The way this was probably the 20 thousandth time Ive watched it and I'm still crying

[@minnie1742]

Always bro always 😭😭💔

[@joealvarez8733]

Same

[@jimtatro6550]

I am a 56 year old horror geek who loves all things zombie. I never thought a genre film could bring me to tears at the end. This is an incredible movie.

[@한별-v4f]

악마를 보았다. 그리고 올드보이 두편 추천합니다

[@nutzhazel]

Have you watched the Korean zombie series Kingdom? It's awesome.

[@itszee942]

Hmm looks like you've never seen the mist...

[@jimtatro6550]

@@itszee942 The Mist is one of my favorites but the ending didn’t make me cry like this one. lol

[@itszee942]

​@@jimtatro6550yeah this one just gets you in the guts while mist leaves us in shock 😅

[@schibleh531]

Kim Su-an, the child actress, puts on a hell of a performance, especially at the end. I always get teary-eyed when I get to that scene.

[@zupermaus9276]

The little girl, the macho father-to-be and vile businessman were such amazing characters. The daughter has one of the most impressive performances in recent cinema, and made this a classic

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

This movie shows the sad reality of how people react when faced with crisis and overcome with fear. No longer considering anyone else as people, just pure survival mode. Another movie that does that is 28 Days Later by Danny Boyle.

[@Scallycowell]

I do like that is has a bit of a through-line where people aren’t how society views them. The successful businessman is a selfish coward, the muscle bound brute is a lovable teddy bear, the homeless man that everyone looks down on being the most selfless and heroic, etc. Also, still hoping for a ‘28 Years’

[@danieldickson8591]

The opposite side of that coin is the people who rose to the occasion, fought to protect others, sacrificed themselves so even strangers that they met will be saved. Crises like these bring out the best as well as the worst in people.

[@amck72]

Don`t forget about 28 Weeks Later

[@DanielGonzalez-vo5ni]

I think Weeks is a fun zombie film with that iconic scene it has but it pales in comparison to Days for me

[@littleheavenpg]

The kdrama "happiness" goes around this kind of topic too.

[@MagnetMagicGirl]

I just love how the stereotypical hero for stories like this wasn't the main character. He was a side character who had all the traits the father should've had.

[@meghancarroll5504]

I love how it came full circle and the dad actually got bit saving the pregnant woman, not his daughter. Because the husband made him promise to look after her and she had spent the whole movie taking care of his daughter. And he knew he owed her and she would take his daughter to Busan. So good. It annoys me that there has to be an American remake. This film has universal themes, it is unnecessary.

[@MagnetMagicGirl]

@@meghancarroll5504 A remake? But whyyyy? Hollywood's gonna ruin it!

[@the_nikster1]

I can't even begin to explain how emotional I was when I first realized that in the ending scene, Su-an was finishing her song for her dad like she promised she would and that saved her life. I bawled my eyes out the first time and this movie never ceases to make me teary upon rewatch, even through reaction videos. I really appreciated your commentary on this film and I'm so glad you both enjoyed it. the next Korean movie you should check out is Parasite. I promise you won't be disappointed. ❤

[@Sandra-wj4on]

I’m usually not into zombie movies, but this movie is outstanding! I’ve recommended this because of the amazing character arcs.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Holy cow yes!! The fantastic thing about this is that it's weaving so many plotpoints and character arcs so flawlessly to go along with the story progression, it feels more like an insight and study into human nature in survival mode than 'just a zombie flick'. What a fantastic movie!

[@meganlodon]

I don't like zombie anything, but this movie is fantastic.

[@TLC1256]

​@@OfficialMediaKnights this and world war z

[@Otokichi786]

When "Parasite" was in the theaters, KZbin recommended "Train to Busan." I had seen other South Korean movies, so I thought I was ready. The roller coaster ride through Fear/Dread/Sorrow left me emotionally drained. Kudos to the writer(s), director(s), actors, and, especially the stunt performers for creating a Modern Classic. This could be an "I am not a Robot" test movie.

[@imNateWiles]

Lmao the last line of this comment is a modern classic. Truer words never spoken

[@zinnia5659]

I watched many Korean movies after train to Busan and parasites, one thing they spectacularly good at is revenge movies and melodramas with great doce of social commentary.

[@abcdefgg586]

악마영화 좋아하시면 곡성 추천이요 한번보고 이해안될수 있어요 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@BJBee]

​@@abcdefgg586 A lot of great film experts recommend The Wailing. It must be a masterpiece.

[@jayman58016]

I like to think the 'young executive' who only cared about himself started to see his future older self in the 'older executive' and started to realize he didn't want to end up that way. And hats off to the Korean film industry for making some absolutely amazing movies!!

[@sarahomar8351]

If you guys are up for it I highly recommend "Kingdom". It's also a South Korean zombie show and it's soooo good it's up there with Train to Busan.

[@nutzhazel]

Seconded this!

[@fatimagarcia9606]

Omg yes please

[@mel_xxx_me]

It's my favorite zombie series! And it's staged in Joseon dynasty, you can enjoy some traditional korean drama feels too.

[@maramerdan6185]

I loved to watch Kingdom also, but the original one...

[@amandacosta7063]

I must agree! Kingdom is a masterpiece! It's a must in this universe k-zombies, watch the show will be for sure a great time!

[@aquill5000]

This was my first zombie movie I watched as my first horror film when my dad finally let me watch something scary back then. He and I cried at this one, and he says this is the best zombie movie he ever watched.

[@kingscorpion7346]

I have never seen a zombie movie with as much heart as this one! great story telling, music score, sound design, and the casting, ESPECIALLY the little girl playing Su-an! I cried buckets by the end of the movie.

[@sheilaburns8977]

We all cried buckets at her heartbreaking performance.

[@dlweiss]

This movie is one of my favorite examples of "any genre of storytelling can be great art." The creators put such care and skill into every aspect, and did such an amazing job of finding the humanity and emotion inside this "horror movie" scenario. Great reactions and discussion! :)

[@U-Da-Hee]

Movies that made me think a lot about humans. Characters that make me angry, characters that sacrifice themselves, characters that become selfless, actors with great acting skills... The tension, speed, clever play, zombie actors makeup, and even their acting skills... I just said Wow. Thank you for reaction. It was so so good!!

[@b3rrysweet467]

After watching this movie I binge watched all the movies Ma Dong Seok was in- soooo good! he’s such a great actor

[@ht9851]

Korean movies are on another level and far exceed anything you'll find from Hollywood. You should definitely check out more. This has to be one of the best if not the best zombie movie of all time.

[@dennisparkin690]

It is the "'Best Zombie Movie" of all time. To date. Somebody could always try to top it. Good luck.

[@TLC1256]

I mean hollywood most of the time misses but there are good hollywood movies

[@blueebeellie]

I love Gong Yoo, but Ma Dong-seok (the man who punches so freakin' solid) has my heart. The way he finally come up with the name of their baby and shared the name that he wants for their baby in the last minutes of his life shattered my heart. 😢

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

When I tell you I did not expect this movie to break me by the end. Goddamn onion ninjas.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Dude that is so true though, the ending broke both of us! The acting was just so incredible, there was no way to fight the goddamn onion ninjas!

[@JPuReTaLeNt]

I totally agree that in the short time span of the film they built multiple different characters for you to care about. It wasn’t just a zombie film with casualties it was a tale of survival where you wanted everyone to live

[@fireheart6267]

31:38 as a note here the trope of cutting off an infected limb wouldn't actually work, blood in your hand wound travel to your heart in seconds so if youre bit youre done

[@snailblue2044]

I'm Korean and don't speak English, so I used a translator. I was able to understand your conversation to some extent using the automatic translation function. It's interesting and fun for foreigners to enjoy watching Korean movies. 12:44 It's interesting that you see a pregnant woman and think it's scary foreshadowing. Other foreign KZbinrs made similar predictions. Most Koreans are not familiar with zombie movies. So, I expect that few people will think of fearful foreshadowing when they see a pregnant woman. For reference, this movie is the most successful Korean movie featuring zombies. In the final scene of the movie, a child sings a song to overcome his fear in a dark place, a cliché often seen in Korean movies. 22:58 And the actor who wears a blue t-shirt and punches zombies is a famous actor and film producer in Korea. I am Korean-American. His American name is 'Don Lee' and his Korean name is Ma Dong-seok. He is also my favorite actor. He played the role of Gilgamesh in the movie ‘Eternals.’ I recommend the Korean movie he made. The title is [THE OUTLAWS]. I used a translator. Please understand even if the sentences are strange.

[@melanie62954]

Your translated English is better than a lot of native English speakers who leave comments on youtube. 😅 Thanks for your insights! I always wonder what cultural context I'm missing when I watch international films. When I first saw Train to Busan, I knew that Ma Dong-seok must be a big star. He has an easy charisma that seemed familiar, even though I hadn't seen him in anything else. It's too bad that Eternals wasn't a good movie. I do hope he makes more appearances in English-language films.

[@modelotimefooooo1853]

Your English is better than most native english speakers 😂😂

[@BJBee]

Thank you for your insight. Korean movies are an international phenomenon. Great to have your thoughts.

[@gwenfairholm8080]

I always forget the song that she is singing at the end is Aloha oe'. If I remember right, that song was written and sung by the last queen of hawaii as an apology to her people when the us forced her to abdicate the throne. So her singing that at the end could be seen as her accepting her father's apology and redemption through his sacrifice

[@zbennalley]

It is rare to see an actor become immediately so endearing to the heart that they become beloved in all works they do, and that is Ma Dong-seok in this film!!

[@jimjimcherie]

The thing is this movie is not really about zombies, these monsters are just the medium to tell a story about the human condition. About how some of us shrink in the face of fear and some others rise to the occasion with bravery and sacrifice, because that’s what it is, a movie about sacrifice. I always cry during this film, even during reactions. Also, why were they competent? Men are mandated to go to the military before their 30th birthday? Or 28th? So most of the men older than 30 have already done their mandatory time in the military (18 months).

[@lionhart321]

The first time I saw this film was in Korean with no English subtitles. Even though I do not speak a word of Korean, I perfectly understood everything that happens in the film (including the more subtle character moments) because it is so well directed and acted. Great movie and I am happy to see you highlighting it. By the way, I just discovered your channel last week; I have been binge watching your previous videos and I think you are the best reaction channel on KZbin right now.

[@mazamonty710]

I just found them last week too. I love their reactions

[@thatgirlnextfloor]

In South Korea they do Zombie choreography so their movements are not random. They practice every thing. There's a drama that is also about zombies and in the story they had kindergarten kids as zombies, the behind the scenes practice for zombie choreo was so cute and funny

[@enzojesusaguileraaros6169]

I love this movie and yes i cry in the last part, the voice by the kid calling her father is brutal

[@kobarsos82]

The modernized take on zombies is so amazing. The first movie that perfected this, was 28 days later with Cilian Murphy. Watch it you will be so positively surprised !!! Atmosphere and music is also super important in this type of films! Spanish REC is also a great example!

[@voodoochildrox]

came to say the same

[@terryv2006]

I’m not a fan of zombie movies. I watched this one because of the hype and I was glad I did. The zombies are incidental. It’s more about what kind of people we are.

[@アキコ2003]

2 korean movie recomendations: 1. You should check "parasite", oscar winning korean movie that won the best picture in 2020 Its a wild ride 2. Also "i saw the devil" its in my top 3 favorite movies of all time Its thriller/horror

[@normanishak]

Yes! Parasite please!

[@4400seriesFAN]

This is one of my favourite zombie movies, ever! Such impact without any splatter! No "Romero", disgusting deaths and splatter. Such amazing pace, such a story, such character development, such a soundtrack, such cinematigraphy.... Amazing... The girl is a teuly magnificent talent! Her crying might very well be the most realistic cry I have ever heard/seen in all of the entertainment media! Watched this scene over 300 times, I have NEVER managed to NOT shed a tear! Such a powerful scene, such an amazing performance from everyone and especially the little girl.

[@shannonpage6665]

Media Knights watching Train to Busan. I'm excited!! That young girl is amazing! The choreographer for the zombies is guy called Jeon Yong, he's a break dancer. Also did the series Kingdom. South Koreans are the masters of the zombie genre.

[@Loki_Loki01]

My favourite zombie movie ever. There's so many great Korean films and its a shame alot won't watch them because they are subtitle movies. That little girl's performance as well is the best acting I've ever seen from a kid. Phenomenal. Big career ahead of her is she continues in film

[@zaneba7056]

This movie has alot of attention to detail, depending on where the zombies bite the longer it takes to turn, if they bite on the neck it's instant, on the hand takes a few minutes, girl in the beginning was bit somewhere on the leg took her a while to turn and she tried to apply a tourniquet. There was even the detail of them struggling more fighting the young athletic baseball player zombies. I love this movie.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I appreciate it when movies understand you can make a movie tense simply with smart filmmaking. The scenes where the train was in the dark legit had ne holding my breath.

[@waterbeauty85]

Ma Dong Seok (known in the west as Don Lee), who plays the husband of the pregnant woman, is in a lot of good Korean moves. Two of my favorites are "The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil," in which a crime lord and a maverick cop form an uneasy alliance to catch a serial killer, and "Outlaws" inspired by a major real life police operation to bust organized crime.

[@videogamevalley7523]

this has to be the most emotional zombie movie I have ever seen in my life. I cant think of a zombie movie that hit the feels like this the first time I saw it. Jus a great movie.

[@victoriac4317]

Yesss!! This movie is incredible. I couldn’t believe a zombie movie could make me cry so hard😅 South Korean cinema is so good.

[@stevehommel9447]

10 out of 10. One of my favorite movies to watch reactions to. I’m so happy you guys shared this!

[@BardWraith]

The last call with the mother, as he has to hear her turning over the phone, hit me really hard. I recently found your channel, and I enjoy it. You two are so insightful!

[@SurlyHannah]

The entire modern rapid infection/speedy zombie motif owes itself to 28 Days Later, and this movie used that concept PERFECTLY Both of them are 10/10 zombie movies, hands down

[@michaelcoffey1991]

A lot of heart, some great moments too. was a treat to see you all fall in love with this gem

[@zulysoto9521]

You skept the part when the dad of the little girl was talking to his secretary his company was responsible for the outbreak. The secretary felt so guilty about it 😢

[@hendrasetiawan123]

A zombie film that not only provides tension, but can also drain emotions and tears, right? Because of this, I placed Train To Busan as the best zombie film I have ever watched

[@chrissie627]

This is one of the very few movies that's makes me cry EVERY TIME. Yet I still rewatch it so much because it is SO brilliantly made, everything from the story, the acting, the extras, the effects, the camera work just ugh it's too amazing to avoid ❤

[@jeongin006]

I remember how we all cried on that scene. Korean movies are actually super good. They are so good in making you cry.

[@TenaciousTD]

Can we talk about Su-An's acting. Holy crap, she's incredible. The tears and despair are so real.

[@stevemadrid6522]

This movie is a masterpiece! I remember when I first watched it as a jaded zombie fan, but I was so surprised at what this movie made me feel.

[@patrickevans9604]

Oh im so glad to have found your channel this morning. Just finished your reaction to 300 and now im super hyped to watch this one. Train to busan is one of the best zombie films in a long time imo so hope you enjoy

[@paulineandrushuk8923]

Through my tears, I have to agree that there were scenes never before seen in a Zombie film. Great film, love that you loved it. You "peel" the layers of emotion in this film succinctly. Yup.

[@Guthwulf11]

If you liked "Train To Busan", then "All Of Us Are Dead" (also Korean, 12 episodes) is THE show for you. Has the same qualities und could almost play in the same universe. I know you watched Arcane a while ago, so tv shows aren't completely out of left field? I would in general suggest to broaden your horizon (and community) a bit and add a few more productions from Asian countries into the mix (especially for your Patreon). They usually provide different perspectives and takes compared to western productions (including the way they tell their stories). My main suggestion as entry point would be "It's Okay To Not Be Okay" (16 episodes), but "All Of Us Are Dead" is great as well. Another positive point for K-Dramas is, that they're usually produced as one story with one creative vision as one complete season and are done after that.

[@meghanworkman6449]

All Of Us Are Dead was FANTASTIC.

[@idk8828]

all of us are dead is so overrated imo, many of the characters are just like dumb teenagers they kept pissing me off 😭 happiness is the best zombie k-dramas to me, kingdom comes second. and for horror school k-drama i much prefer night has come.

[@Guthwulf11]

@@idk8828 I think Kingdom is so overrated 🤣And I don't think the teenagers in All Of Us Are Dead are "dumb". They're portraited rather realistic and human with strengths and weaknesses. But hey... opinions and tastes can differ.

[@michelvanderweide8542]

This, this exactly is why I absolutely love your channel so much. The way you look at movies and are so genuinely moved by some of them, I love that. Your analysis at the end of the film is always spot on. I’m a huge Asian movie/series buff, and this one certainly ranks very, very high on my fave Korean movies list. There is so much going on and even my dad, who hates anything zombie, loved this one. I hope you will maybe try some more Korean films/shows, some recomendations: Kingdom ( a historical zombie drama), Gyeonseong Creature, (the first five minutes alone will have you hooked ;) , All of us are Dead, (zombies on a school) Either way, keep up these great reactions! They are amazing! 😊

[@uliuli9428]

Thank you for this and I cry all over again. Gong-Yoo and Jung Yu-Mi 'reunited' in Kim Ji-Young : Born 1982

[@justinz63]

It’s preposterous that the little girl was not even nominated for an oscar

[@cajunsushi]

This was my first Kmovie and wow, how impressive this was. Yes, the commentary of society on so many level was very interesting. I was thinking also that this was about four years before the Pandemic, the sacrifices many made for the good of the whole and those who thought of themselves or the love of money. A prophecy of things to come. One last thing, you two started in 2022, you guys are knocking it out of the park. Thank you both.❤

[@KyleS3m3noff]

More Korean films would be a plus. Train is a great entry point, but this is just the tip of the iceberg.

[@benhairston1434]

Hands down, my favorite zombie movie. I've seen tons of them, from Night of the living dead back in 1968 till now, but none of them had the emotional impact that this one did. Always surprising, crazy good visuals, makeup effects and performances are on point, but in this one, the story is king. And it's just devastating. The little character moments that make you care for most everybody, (except that one business guy, good riddance), just keep adding up until they are just snatched away, and man, those losses pile up... Just an incredible movie. So glad you guys enjoyed it as much as the hundreds that have recommended it!

[@徐富貴-q4p]

The dad last falling scene is really heart breaking with that song too

[@KumaTorey]

Gawd this movie’s conclusion is so good but also hurts so much

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

Been waiting for a new reaction to this movie, this is an absolute masterpiece

[@asian-americanwithanopinio8954]

I'm surprised the little girl didn't blow up like the others that did. The baseball kid is the son in "Parasite", the lead is the recruiter in "Squid Game" and the big guy/expecting dad is from Marvel's "Eternals".

[@dennisparkin690]

Your reactions and final commentary were as compelling as this ridiculously compelling film. Like you, I did not know I would cry watching a zombie movie and still be scared as shit the whole way through. You both hit on every reason why "Train To Busan" is cinematic art at its finest. I'm Subscribed, and looking forward to your next take on...everything and anything.

[@waterbeauty85]

7:39 "You always start off with denial." THANK YOU! Most people think they would respond appropriately and immediately, but in actuality, most people who aren't used to constantly being on guard against danger react like the reporter who was doing a live report, and when gunshots started ringing out, the reporter stood there for several seconds confused and looking around and asking "Are those fireworks?" Humans have a "normality bias" that requires a mind shift before they can mentally accept that something out of the ordinary is happening plus they're afraid to admit that something terrifying that "only happens to OTHER PEOPLE" is happening to them, so as you said, denial.

[@sixcrowscourt]

Really love your reaction! You guys pay so much attention to details and not only on the story and characters but also the way it is wrapped. Please react more to Korean movies/series like Parasite (movie) and Moving (disney series)!

[@mishellparedes7681]

No matter how many time I see this movie I gotta cry at the ending in any situation losing the people you love and care about the most hurts

[@dianef6038]

This movie shows so many social dinamics (especially from S/N Korea.) Little things from the 'Absentee Dad' asking an underling about gifts to the 'New Dad' who has his screen saver as his preborn baby(seen when his phone was used as a distraction.) To the 'Pregnant Mom' and the crying 'Child' seen by the 'COO' while he intentionally keeps them all trapped between cars. The 'Granny Sisters' relationship/personalities especially when seeing the other still alive. We see the 'Train Conductor' acquiescence to proceeding the 'COO' out of the lavatory although he seems to know he's likely being used as a sacrifice. And the unaware 'Engineer' still serving the passengers by attempting to help the 'COO' while the 'Outcast Man' heroically holds back the mob of infected The character arch for the 'Absentee Dad.' Fantastic movie with a great reaction!

[@sweetmusx]

The choreographer, Jeon Young, is part of the crew Centipedz which specializes bone breaking dance genre. The style is characterized by contortionist movements. He also choreographed for Kingdom.

[@Mickkie]

👍🏾👌🏾Never a big fan of zombies, but must say, Train To Busain held it's own with me! I was glued to my sofa!🤣😭😂 Normally, usually, i pass up zombie movies. 👌🏾👍🏾

[@garykeeling2275]

You were correct about them hiring dancers. Specifically, several of the zombies were members of a professional break dancing troupe!

[@devourpsych]

one of the best zombie movies ever!! i still can’t believe the U.S. is planning on remaking such a phenomenal movie like this💀i’m not excited about that…but if you loved the big guy actor (Ma Dong-seok) then i highly recommend checking him out in Marvel’s The Eternals where he plays Gilgamesh (such a sweet powerhouse alongside Angelina Jolie’s Thena), and two other korean action movies: The Gangster, The Cop, and The Devil where he plays a crime lord/gangster hunting down a serial killer with a detective (based on true events in early 2000’s i believe), and The Outlaws/The Roundup (3 movies so far) where he plays a kick ass detective, i swear those movies make me laugh so hard and the action is top tier!!

[@belbibolbo]

This was my first ever international film, after this i was watching so many ! I hate to be that person but i never was into international films cause of the captions and trying to keep track of the action at the same time. This movie, i barely had to read the captions to understand what was happening!

[@melanie62954]

Glad to hear you ran with it after discovering international films! It seems to me that, with the inaudible dialogue issues modern American films have from sound mixing and actors mumbling dialogue, more and more people watch movies with captions on, regardless of what language they're in. So it makes foreign films more accessible when you're already used to it.

[@arang_arang]

Seok-woo (Suan's dad) turns into a zombie, and his last memory is when he first met his beloved daughter. Bed Guy, who acted like a diabolical villain throughout the movie His last memory as a human being was of his mother. Sometimes, the final scene of "Suk-woo (Suan's dad)" is called "forced tear-inducing." "There are people attacking the film. Like I said, two guys turned into zombies! When I think about where the last memory of a human being stayed, You will think twice about this film. When you're a kid, when you're a kid, I remember loving my mother when I was a little girl. From my father's point of view, I remember my first meeting with my beloved daughter.

[@El_pana_venom_12]

i watched this movie in the theater and that was an amazing experience.

[@El_pana_venom_12]

and i love seeing you guys reacting to it.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Ohhh we believe that, that must have been exhilarating!! Thank you for your support, we are so glad to have you here with us!

[@Martin-u9e]

This is such a beautiful movie heartbreaking but beautiful. I really loved the pregnant woman and her husband they were my favorite characters

[@jeongin006]

Korean movies and series are top tier. You all should check out more..

[@dranna90]

This is probably my favorite zombie movie ever.

[@houstongamer7138]

I love foreign movies especially train to busan. Love to see y’all react to train to busan: Peninsula (2020)

[@RuNLLoT]

서수안은 원래 아들이었는데 서수안 역을 맡은 김수안 아역 배우의 연기를 보고 대본을 수정해서 딸로 바꿨다고 하죠 ㅋㅋ 부산행에서 보여준 연기도 그만큼 훌륭

[@JamesASharp]

This is the greatest Zombie horror film of all time! Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@ZairaHernando]

Welcome to the world of korean films!!! You will be amazed as they have a lot of great series and movies!!

[@ethanvilla4418]

STILL the only zombie movie that makes me tear up severely. Unheard of in the genre. Classic film.

[@hartspot009]

Another stellar reaction! South Korea has a multitude of superior horror thrillers, eclipsing the standard "hollywood" output. I suggest "Memories of Murder", "i Saw the Devil", and "The Wailing". You wont be sorry.

[@sabokun31]

don't forget Parasite

[@AlanahAzura]

I cry every time I see this movie and I don’t think I can say that about many horror films. The actors did a fantastic job at ripping out our hearts 🥲

[@CloudyRythm]

i will never NOT cry over this movie damn....😔🤕

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

The only zombie movie that makes me cry. Every time. That little girl should've won all the awards.

[@meghanworkman6449]

So excited for this reaction! I love this movie so much. This is hands-down the best zombie movie I've ever seen, and just a phenomenal overall movie. The little girl's performance is AMAZING. Also, a moment to appreciate the train conductor. What an mvp...he really didn't deserve to go out like that.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

This is the best Zombie movie Ever.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Factssss!!!

[@shawnng892]

@@OfficialMediaKnights watch train to Busan 2

[@petercanales1011]

My words are seen through all my tears coming out from my eyes watching this movie 🥺 This was such a really really great zombie movie that I have watched. All dynamic emotions are in there, loved this so much 😢❤🫶

[@charlieinwhite]

a zombie film where one guy is worse than all the zombies put together. a perfect film.

[@mariaholmstead4508]

When I studied abroad in South Korea I took the train to Busan and I was highly disappointed I never saw any zombies.

[@Dust468]

What a short reaction for one of the greatest movies ever! You guys didn't get emotional until the end. Once you did it was amazing!

[@kristenb1517]

I have watched this movie so many times and it makes me cry every time

[@echo.echo08]

i understand the asshole business suit group's side because of the zombie trope of someone who may be hiding a bite and will turn later, but at least let them in then isolate them or check for bites then include them again later when they don't turn. they fought through several cars filled with zombies and they survived? that shows they're strong and smart and lucky and i'd want to keep those sorts of people in my group.

[@wevusqa1]

i dont know if anyone said this but they hired bone breaking choreographer for the zombie choreo and they had bone breaking dancers as some of the zombies to add to the CGi to make it more real and what was most interesting the most was the fact that they shot this on a train and they did it perfectly and they had to add one weakness to the zombies for it to be possible so they chose blindness cuz without it the whole plot wouldnt be possible there is way too many interesting things about this movie you should check out the BTS in your free time to see how amazing it was