*Train to Busan* BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE?? (First Time Watching) Zombie Movie Marathon!!

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James and Ninetailedbrush watch their first zombie movie of a very long marathon, Train to Busan! Watch as they begin a season of scares, brains and violence! Enjoy!
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[@pressplayulysses]

That entire scene where the father lets himself fall off the train is so well-acted. The little girl isn't sobbing quietly nor crying "beautifully". It's "ugly crying": trashing, being held back by someone, almost screaming. Just how kids would react in real-life if their parents are taken suddenly from them. And that violin score kicking in as the father falls off is just the cherry on top for that scene.

[@augustbrown9711]

I’m 24 years old and I still would have ugly cried if I had to see my dad die right in front of me like that

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah. It’s so real

[@Predestinated1]

that scene was literally a masterpiece. Acting, camera, music, emotions.... everything on point

[@PeridotPoppy]

"I like this guy, he's my favorite!" Me: He's everyone's favorite, which is why they just had to rip out all of our hearts and stomp on them 💔

[@a.j.1819]

I’d like to point something out - Gong Yoo talks to the daughter in informal Korean, whereas the daughter speaks very formally to her dad. Normally kids talk to their parents more casually and talk to their elders (like grandparents or older generations in general or strangers) formally. Usually if kids talk to their parents formally (especially at a young age), it can mean that they aren’t close and most likely have a dysfunctional or cold family dynamic. The fact that this happening both caused them to grow closer and ultimately part ways forever is so heartbreaking. :(

[@whitenoisereacts]

That's a really cool detail!!

[@RonaRacaza]

I hope not only me appreciated the heroism of the Homeless guy not just once, but twice. First, when he covered a cloth to the zombie's head who's attacking Gong Yoo's character, second when he sacrificed his life for the pregnant woman and the little girl. :(( One of my favorite characters in this masterpiece. They all deserve an Award for this ❤️

[@Mya050593]

The announcement at 14:10 is actually a reflection of the media about the Sewol tragedy that happened back in 2014. They broadcast that same message for the students to stay still in the sinking ship, only for them to get drown. After the ferry had sunk, they even broadcast false news about having saved all the victims, but in fact 304 out of 476 passengers had passed away.

[@manon_0411]

The old lady who died while staying behind to give time to the others to escape was the other old lady's older sister, not her friend. We can see throughout the movie how the older sister is always giving priority to her litle sister: peeling hard-boiled eggs, letting her sit first, etc. All this while knowing that in Korean society, priority and respect are given to boys and then the older sister. A concrete example: when eating out, with family, friends or colleagues, it's usually the youngest person present who distributes the plates and chopsticks, pours the drinks, etc. And it's usually the oldest who starts eating first. Knowing all of this highlights how caring she is towards her sister, peeling the egg herself and offering her younger sister to eat first, also letting her sit first when there are few seats before Su-An gives her seat up for her. I live in South Korea and I can tell you that Koreans will definitely let others know when they are older and expect a lot of respect, even making them a-holes sometimes. So yeah, this is a really caring older sister, and at the end, she sacrifices herself to make sure her little sister will be safe. Now we see in previous scenes (like the one with the egg) that the younger sister is kind of annoyed with her older sister, like she's bothering her. It's only when the older sister sacrifices herself that the younger one realizes her sister always put her first and she herself didn't stand up to the big group, which was in the end responsible for her sister's death (hence why she said "why did you work so hard:struggled living if it was to end like this?"). If they let the small group in directly, her sister would still be alive. Now of course she wants revenge on the big group that caused her sister's death, but not on the smaller group that rescued and protected her sister as long as they could. That's why she only opens the door when the small group is safe behind another door.

[@22Tesla]

I never knew that before. Now it makes that scene make much more sense and has so much depth now. Thanks for informing us!

[@ryanje8147]

I think James needs to say...."are you kidding me??"......more often. LOL

[@whitenoisereacts]

Will do!!!

[@kopaszh_pkoaszh_9527]

This is a great discussion at the end. The thing is if any of us ended up in a zombie apocalypse this is probably the most accurate scenario. Because while people would like to think they can stay calm and think clearly we are so easily panicked and even when you think you’re thinking clearly it’s not always the case. Also side note with the people closing the door on people. I think at that point it was obvious they weren’t zombies because like you said they turn so quickly so they could’ve opened the door at that point. I truly love how nuanced and relatable the characters are. Especially the father. I think it’s less a character development than it seems. He was selfish at the beginning but for the sake of his family. He overworked himself (and sure neglected his kid while doing so) but it was to give his child a better future. Which is such a relatable sentiment in many families. So he clearly cares about others even if it’s not altruistic. His decision to help others doesn’t come as much of a surprise in this case. Like you said he isn’t extremely selfish nor does he become extremely selfless. He’s in between where so many people are. And I think it does come across that there’s a whole spectrum of “evil” and “good” in this movie. Even the main antagonist is merely trying to survive and while we may frown upon his morals its also very human.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah I totally agree with everything u saying my man!!! Thanks for the love

[@LauraHernandez-pv9bi]

@@whitenoisereacts Guys, watch REC!

[@Caramelletje]

I'm so glad that you mentioned the little girls acting (kim su-an). She was 9 or 10 when this came out and her performance felt so real and was so heartbreaking!

[@astrafaan]

She's been in a few good movies - I loved "A little Princess" (way better than the title would suggest....)

[@vercoda9997]

I've seen other Reactors being *devastated* by her performance. I remember one normally tough, tattooed woman who normally laughs her way through horrors etc having damn-near hysterics of crying near the end of the film, having to switch the film off and go away! The sequel, Pensinsula, has some fantastic abandoned/ruined cityscapes, but was otherwise a terrible, generic zombie film to avoid. This film is awesome though.

[@tink6225]

@@vercoda9997 very understandable

[@kilianalexander2736]

@@vercoda9997 Who's the reactor? I want to watch

[@no_peace]

I don't even usually notice people's acting unless it's terrible but oh my god i was STUNNED by how good she is

[@SadPeterPan1977]

The protagonists sacrificing themselves to save others is much more of a trope in Korean movies than it is in Hollywood movies. I find it is often more satisfying than the trope of the hero who overcomes and survives against all the odds that you tend to get over here.

[@Bxyxox]

The best reactors on youtube seriously. The discussions yall have at the end of the movie reactions are so good and train to busan is the best zombie film to date imo

[@whitenoisereacts]

Awww thanks ur so sweet!! We really try and get into it u know?

[@dr.shrimpspuertorico4531]

Your not wrong

[@kaitlinmojica9678]

The dawn of the dead remake is my favorite zombie movie of all time but train to busan is definitely a close second.

[@Z.ooo.eeee_]

Very true😌👏

[@R9nikeR9]

Thank you for watching our korean zombie movie

[@ElaMongrella]

About the first infected girl on the train not knowing she was a zombie: I think she knew. I think she saw people turn, and knew. Because she was trying to tie off her leg and kept saying "I'm sorry."

[@shainewhite2781]

A lot of KZbinrs watched it and started crying at the end, saying to the little girl, "No baby, it's not your fault. Your daddy is doing the right thing."

[@mmay2669]

The only zombie movie that actually made me cry several times.

[@raysofrosie]

Fun fact, this whole movie is CGI. They only used one train car set in a constantly changing building set with a green screen behind it. They did go to like one or two outside locations but other than that the ENTIRE movie is cgi and I find that INSANE. The whole thing is carried by their acting and not many people know that so I figured y’all would appreciate that little bit of knowledge cuz it makes the movie even better when you rewatch it. Love your channel 🤍🤍🤍

[@whitenoisereacts]

Whoa… that some of the bes CG I’ve ever seeen them

[@ArtByTrahnay]

What! That is soooo cool!

[@Glitchyybean]

Seriously?? THAT'S INSANE OMG 😂

[@L1kE4b0UzZ]

Your comment ist so dpm, if u think longer its rly cbu 😅👌

[@erik-rajalorensohutasoit]

​@@whitenoisereactsdude I' don't know Why I'm laughing at? Because the Audio And Sound Volume Like when Your watch It Movie, that's Hilarious 😂

[@theelephantear03]

The thing I discuss with people sometimes is the scene where the older lady opens the door and lets the zombies in. I get both sides of the argument, because they say it was very selfish because the more survivors, the better. My point was that, while it is better having more people, her opening the door in the movie was very understandable. Because if you think about it, the survivors were basically responsible for her sister's death. If someone was responsible for a death of a family member of mine, and I had to be stuck in a room with them for who knows how long... I'd be rolling up my sleeves honestly. But once again, both sides of the argument are very reasonable

[@kay-jay1581]

I’m with the side of the lady. What they got it’s what they deserved. All of those people in the cart where acting so stupid. And they allowed that awhile take a position of power. Screw them, if they tried to help each other out there would be more survivors.

[@triumphofmagic]

I'm on her team as well.

[@soniasingha5722]

@@triumphofmagic Yess same

[@greyscalesx]

Rather than revenge for her sisters death and making herself feel better she had a higher motivation. Basically her sister was kind and sacrificing for ppl her whole life. To her how these ppl were acting, she thought they were unworthy of her sacrifice, that they didn't deserve to survive.

[@nalbis]

PLEASE watch one cut of the dead! you guys will LOVE it

[@tijasialett3517]

Train to Busan will be the one and only Zombie anything that I can say I will watch willingly. I’ve watched other Zombie movies but this one brings it all for me. What I mean by that is the attachment and ripping away of characters, the hope and disappointment, the character development, emotional turmoil are all there. Also this is the only Zombie movie that makes me cry every single time. There was a character that I absolutely hated, and one I absolutely loved. In most horror/thriller movies pregnant women and children are off limits, so I figured it would end with those two. But to start with a genuinely good group of people and no one survives brings a certain reality to it, that states; if there was a Zombie apocalypse, I would not stand a chance no matter what I did.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Have u seen Shaun of the Dead? Cause that one’s super fun

[@tijasialett3517]

@@whitenoisereacts Lol I just looked it up and I haven’t seen it, but have heard of it. I’ll give it a watch, it looks like a fun time😁

[@mikailagray]

I saw train to busan in theaters in Korea while I was studying abroad and it was so impactful on everyone in the audience! I don’t usually watch horror movies but zombies are kind of a different zone in my mind so I was excited to see it.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That had to have been an awesome experience

[@lisahumphries3898]

This movie is a great example of the conflict between self-preservation and self-sacrifice and what people would do for each.

[@jaymieberry]

I’m from Hawai’i and Aloha ‘Oe is one of the most important songs from our culture. It was beautiful to see it implemented here and one of the lines is “until we meet again”

[@menotu000]

I think MIB said it best: "A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky dangerous animals" ~ K To curb that nature and be selfless for the benefit of others makes you human... being selfish makes you just another dangerous, panicky animal.

[@desiree3426]

The end made me cry like a baby the girls acting was phenomenal

[@vanhoumin]

The selfish guy was calling for his mother at the end, before he turned. He was not only selfish to survive and go to his mother in Busan.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I think he was. I think that was his childish instinct at the end, but his very actions. He hurt hundreds of other people to preserve himself and make himself feel better by getting to his mother. If he wasn't selfish, he wouldn't have acted how did

[@luu_ny7716]

The baseball kid is played by Choi Wooshik who is also in the movie Parasite as well and if you liked both these movies you would love him in The Witch Part One: Subversion. It’s one of my all time favorite Korean films to date!

[@georgewilliams4747]

I loved that movie.

[@yummi4tunekookie]

Most of the unselfish characters did end up dying, yes--but their selfless sacrifices *saved* lives. The selfish folks who died were willing to let others die--and that main asshole ended up *killing* so many.

[@francisthecreation2707]

You mean selfless

[@queensas649]

I can't tell you how much I LOVE this movie! It never fails to make me cry at the end.

[@aydan-taylorrome1029]

There is a movie in Netflix called #Alive. Its supposed to be part of a connected universe with this one im pretty sure. Its pretty good, this one is better imho

[@marinad]

The ending made me cry HARD tears

[@triumphofmagic]

This is quite possibly my favorite 'zombie movie'.

[@gloriajblanco775]

Im gonna say It 'cause no one else is doing It... Am I the only one who got the metaphor of how the world and society is going and all the hope we have relies on the future generations? Everything from the polítics lying and manipulating as the world burns, to the hard working and strong being sacrificed, and even the people who were not bad, but still have part of the guilt 'cause they comitéd mistakes or looked only for themselves.

[@roxnaz]

This movie just stands out in the genre. It's so good. Also, the little girl's performance is INCREDIBLE.

[@thaliusbelinti1842]

The texas guy in vacation comment has me wheezing- its so funny to imagine that an american in another country would still bring firepower; its hilarious

[@roseoftheday582]

So in South Korea it’s actually illegal to carry a firearm unless you’re military/police/have a special permit. It’s rare to see guns so the fact that there are none in this movie is actually kind of believable because the characters wouldn’t have a firearm in their day to day lives.

[@TopsyTriceratops]

The world: Nobody's allowed to have guns. The zombies: I like your way of thinking!

[@kimberlyswett758]

I usually laugh during zombie movies. The movies are either comic or stupid. But with Train to Busan, I cried. This movie made me really think about things. It was an emotional rollercoaster. Absolutely love this movie.

[@delfinamosto4632]

Best zombie movie EVER!. I LOVE this movie. Awesome script, ever better acting, the zombies were SO good!.

[@strawberryastronaut]

Hands-down my absolute favorite zombie movie, and the most emotional one I've ever watched. :'D The suspense, the writing, how you grow to actually love the characters - it's brilliant. Edit: just finished the reaction, what a rollercoaster of emotions! I was just as devastated and shocked when I watched it, too. At least you guys are following this up with Shaun of the Dead, which is awesome but much more lighthearted, haha. I also second others' suggestion of watching 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later; that was also my favorite zombie series until Train to Busan came out lmao

[@zarka223]

The Wailing! Not necessarily a zombie movie, but it’s a masterpiece

[@matthewserviss5874]

Only zombie movie that’s actually scary and actually sad it has so much power it’s awesome to see

[@ulricaandrae4381]

Never cried to a zombie movie before but this is brutal. The little girl is breaking my heart!

[@rachellara544]

I remember watching this movie with my best friend. We wanted to watch something scary but Train to Busan is a whole 'nother level. There is just so much heart. I grew really attached to the main characters and sobbed when they died.

[@majesticsquares2213]

Maaaan, I started crying before your reaction because all the emotions just came flooding back😭 but seriously y'all,‘I’m so glad my 2 favorite reactors are reacting to one of my favorite movies!

[@PrincessSarah090288]

I knew for a FACT you guys were gonna enjoy this one 😂😂😈😈

[@Baysiadavis]

Fun fact this is actually the second part in the Train To Busan story but is also the first movie released in this trilogy there’s an Animated Prequel movie Seoul Station that shows the outbreak in Seoul prior and during the events of train to busan and there’s a Stand-alone sequel Peninsula that has no connection to the other 2 movies

[@yamikosorrell1440]

Resident evil !! I loved those zombie movies. Also yeah hands down I love train to busan. Masterpiece to me

[@011mph]

I don't usually like zombie movies because the idea of zombies scares the crap out of me lol but this is legit one of my favorite movies of all time

[@Nini-gz2qr]

for the question of guns, there's an extremely strict gun regulations in Korea, civilian gun ownership isn't allowed, even police on the street don't carry them. private guns are usually only for hunting and are also strictly issued (tho most guys would have already probably learned how to shoot machinery by the age of 21 if they immediately go to the required military service after high school)

[@Mangolite]

Baseball boy is Choi Woo-shik, Canadian actor who is Kevin in Parasite. Awesome Dad To Be is Ma Dong-seok, an American actor going by Don Lee in the Eternals as Gilgamesh. Fund Manager Dad is Gong Yoo who made a cameo as the recruiter for Squid Game on Netflix. His current Silent Sea (Netflix) co-star Bae Doo-na is in Kingdom, a period zombie show on Netflix.

[@ParadisePoint09]

I haven't seen many people react to this but there's a zombie film called "The Girl with all the gifts". It's such an interesting film and, to me, one of the more calm zombie movies. There's action and suspense but it's also quite chill for the most part.

[@daisychong3488]

Thank you! I got recommended to see this but I forgot all about it. Reading your comment reminded me of it. I'm going to check it out for sure.

[@soylentpixie6044]

I very much second this. A zombie movie with an actual story beyond the obvious, and a few unique traits to set it apart from the usual tropes.

[@jimerodriguez8332]

I read the book and then watched the film ,It is pretty cool and It would be an interesting reaction , specially with the ending

[@アキコ2003]

Omg I remember that

[@no_peace]

Wow it's free on KZbin (or free with premium?) Either way thanks!

[@lorenapa1643]

i've never clicked faster in my life :D i'm HYPED!!! hope you're doing ok, you both kinda sound a little sick sometimes.. but still thanks for the reaction

[@matchaqueen6541]

This movie never fails to blow me away

[@KarenZepeda]

Another REALLY good Korean production with zombies is the series Kingdom on Netflix... I'm still waiting for the third season.

[@detox408]

Original Night of The Living Dead and this are my two all time favorite zombie flicks

[@lauralugo1469]

Penninsula is the continuation of this movie. If you wanna know what happens next you should watch it.

[@rugr82day]

The two older ladies were sisters so that gives more insite to her breakdown and blaming those in the car with her and making the choice to open the door.

[@ElaMongrella]

This is actually a good one to watch in the daytime, since it's shot pretty brightly, and during the day itself.

[@mikailagray]

You should check out the sequel it’s called “Peninsula”. I haven’t seen it yet but I’m sure it’s good!

[@anne1765]

It's not as good, unfortunately.

[@chrkchibi785]

If you didn't watch this one, I recommend it it's called I am hero, it's a Japanese movie I reeeeeally like it, hope you guys do to, love you reaction!

[@nikolechastre28xd65]

that lil' girl is the best actress ever, that last part ...I don't know what she did to be able to cry like that but she nailed it :'0

[@mariahdavis2082]

This is my second favorite zombie movie ever, after 28 days later.

[@yassy02]

Oh my god! I'm so happy you reacted to Train to busan. It's definitely my favorite zombie movie. It's weird because the first time you watch it, you are so much into the action but the characters and the emotional component are really what makes this movie special. I'm a bit worried about the american remake (Last train to New York), because it will be hard to replicate this great piece. Many actors from Train to busan are well known : Gong Yoo who plays the father/main character is also in Squid game. Ma Dongseok who plays the badass father-to-be is in the Marvel movie The eternals and Choi Wooshik who plays the baseball player is in the movie Parasite. Such a great cast. Btw, I loved your discussion at the end.

[@unfelt.1584]

Yessss. I've been waiting for the zombie movie marathon

[@DraculaTepes420]

28 Days later and Dawn of the dead (2004) are my favorite zombie films. Also you guys should still do Jeepers Creepers 2. 😊

[@marianotorresgomez7298]

Sweet reaction!!! zombies -- "28 days later"

[@vivacious_me]

Hands down my favourite zombie movie! 🧟‍♂️ 🧟‍♀️ it's just so well done.

[@maureec]

Really enjoyed your reaction and discussion guys 😄👍 I personally feel that people who live in fear, like the completely selfish businessman, are doomed to die afraid and that would suck. That's as opposed to my pick for MVP, the blue blazer guy, who knew he was done for but faced his fate with conviction and courage. Even the little girl's dad went to his death with a gentle smile on his face- and I can't say I've ever seen a smiling zombie in a film before 😉 TYSM🙏

[@kingscorpion7346]

BEST ZOMBIE MOVIE EVER. very few movies of any genre have made me tear up. this one destroyed me and I was UGLY crying during the last 5-10 minutes, especially when the little girl started singing Aloha 'oe for her daddy.

[@flamingbridges1649]

The ending made me cry so much.

[@dimashtastic]

Great S Korean production, script and cast. All around the best zombie movie I’ve ever seen. Gong Yoo (Squid Game and Guardian the Great and Lonely God), Don Lee (Gilgesh from the Eternals) and Choi Woo-Shik (Parasite) are well known in S.Korea. Whoever did casting was on point.

[@jemwithouttheholograms8806]

I will never understand how the people in Car 15 didn't trust the group coming in. You've seen how fast people turn into zombies and not only did they call you beforehand saying they were coming, they fought off zombies for minutes while you locked them out. They would've turned into zombies long before they broke the glass and got in Car 15 lmao Edit: I understand what fear can do to you but you would think that with how much time passed between the phone call and the group finally getting into Car 15, people would realize that their logic was flawed lol

[@daisychong3488]

Because fear. Fear makes people do a lot of stupid shit, including a lapse of judgement. That's why it's so hard being brave.

[@teejaykaye4357]

Fear is a hell of a drug.

[@yummi4tunekookie]

Here's another "because fear" xDDD

[@forsakenjones4695]

There,s alot of people stil scared of covid even though they had the vax...

[@jemwithouttheholograms8806]

@@forsakenjones4695 ....what? lmao

[@ecruz3340]

You guys should react to the prequel, 'Seoul Station.' It's basically the story about how the virus initially started spreading, during the late night/early morning that the father and daughter were on their way to the train. It's animated and really well done. :) ANOTHER RECOMMENDATION would be Kingdom on Netflix! It's a SK zombie series not a movie, but it's great.

[@killzerz1234]

A masterpiece japanese zombie film is called one cut of the dead Only catch is you have to go into the film knowing nothing beforehand

[@roryhillsbury100]

Train to Busan scared me bc zombies that run?? Hell no. Nope. I would have died in 5 seconds... Kingdom on Netflix is another great korean zombie apocalypse you guys should consider! The series is a historical drama, but definitely interesting to watch. The plot, the twists, the costumes, the environment??? OMG i honestly wish i could experience that era but at the same time i don't bc they cut off people's heads TvT

[@aarongaming2878]

Your forgetting about 28 Days Later

[@akira0583]

This is my top best zombie movies ever, nah it’s one of the top movies in general for me, It made me cry so hard dude, I felt so bad for everyone. Yet again I’m so happy you guys reacted to this masterpiece!

[@bel410la]

This is the best zombie movie ever. I haven't found one in my entire life that is as good, the cast, the acting, even from the little girl was fantastic. And the Baby Daddy was the MVP of the movie. What extra sucks is that in South Korea, where Busan is located, they have very strict gun laws, so none of them had any sort of weapon other than melee weapons. so it's not like if there was a cop on the train they could have done anything because not even most cops are permitted to carry guns.

[@dreyanabeadle6384]

My favorite zombie movie of all time❤️love your reactions

[@salykalif7054]

Let's go for "Parasite" next. That's a masterpiece.

[@ilovemyfriends32]

If you wanted a really suspenseful Korean zombie type movie then I recommend The Wailing. It came out a few years ago now but it’s so good, it’s got zombies, exorcism, police investigation, it’s a long movie but totally worth it in my opinion. Keep up the good work! You guys are doing great!

[@tbakhalid4781]

Seriously the best reactors out there. Your discussions at the end are always chef's kiss. First of all I'm really glad you guys are introduced to Korean content. I can tell ya Koreans are really great at making thriller and horror movies, their shows on the other hand are a whole rollercoaster ride. Also I don't even know what I have to say since you guys already got the whole point of the movie about humanity, panic and fear that blinds are judgement and morals. Non of them were truly bad people but the fear and horror blinds their sense and survival instinct takes turn over which can turn into selfishness. I know from my personal experience that in such situations no matter how compensation we are, most of us would panic and would just try to make our way out instead of looking for people around us. I remember my school getting fire alarm on and even the most ideal kids of our class panicked including teachers and started running down the hall. My friend just went still for a moment, I literally had to come back and dragged her with me to a safe place. Turned out it was false alarm but it did taught us to always remained alarmed for any situation. For some Korean content like this I'd really recommend Peninsula (sequel of Train to Busan), Alive, The tale of two sisters, Cinderella, Asylum, The Witch: Subversion (with the baseball player from this movie) and Parasite (with same baseball player). I'd like to recommend some kdramas too in case you would like to give them a try like Kingdom (zombie+GOT) Goblin (Fantasy; plus same ml as this movie) Sweet Home (zombie) Memories of Alhambra (virtual reality comes alive) Happiness (zombie)

[@vante4738]

I swear there is NO bad korean movie!!!!! They are so good at filming and writing

[@iriley_]

The dude with the brown shirt is so calm, 😌

[@Emiss2000]

Loving the fact that you are watching International movies, and especially Korean ones (since those are my faves)😍 I really recommend squid game and Sweet home, if you want to watch some more thriller/horror/survival shows^^

[@amandamankins1293]

I've never been a die hard zombie fan, but here lately they have been making some good zombie movies. This is one of them.

[@deepalall647]

I am not a big fan of zombie movies but Spanish movie 'Rec' and Netflix series 'Kingdom' are good in this genre.

[@jennyarriola324]

I hated the old guy at first, but when it was revealed that he was just trying to get home to his mother, I hated him a little bit less.

[@thenesquik2699]

A good zombie series I’ll definitely recommend Kingdom from Netflix! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@cjp0605]

One zombie movie I liked that seems to fly under the radar is Life After Beth w/ Aubrey Plaza. It's kind of a rom-com zombie movie and explores what might happen if people retained their identity after they came back as zombies.

[@kopaszh_pkoaszh_9527]

Another thing is that the cars are segregated into different classes just like a plane is. You can tell from their chairs. So one end of the train and where they closed the door is most likely people who are richer. Yet another metaphor for privilege.

[@J.a.c.k_J.a.c.k]

Have you ever gotten on a train? The difference is not only due to "social classes", rather that you pay according to how long you are going to stay on the train, that is, the longer the trip, the more comfortable the seats are since they may even need to sleep in them. 🤦

[@kopaszh_pkoaszh_9527]

@@J.a.c.k_J.a.c.k yes but this was an express train meaning it only planned to stop at like 3 stations so chances are everyone on there was there for a long train ride. And I’ve been on trains, actually I’ve ridden the train from Seoul to Busan early in the morning and yes you can sleep but it’s not that long that everyone is sleeping. Even then, first and foremost it’s a rich people thing. Only those who have the money can seek the higher comforts of the more expensive seats.

[@J.a.c.k_J.a.c.k]

@@kopaszh_pkoaszh_9527 Obviously if you pay more you will get a better service, but you will never see a sufficiently relevant difference in costs between economy class vs first class on a train ticket, not enough to determine a different social class, but rather who can value more comfort vs. duration of the trip.

[@J.a.c.k_J.a.c.k]

@@kopaszh_pkoaszh_9527 In addition to the cost associated with train schedules.

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@@J.a.c.k_J.a.c.k like you said there isn’t that much of a difference in service between economy and business classes on a train so there’s less reason for a regular person to buy the more expensive seat for just a little bit more comfort. However those that CAN afford the more expensive seat for that little bit more comfort will do so. As for the difference in cost between the two it’s sufficient enough for anyone who is budget conscious and those who think there isn’t much of a difference is likely more privileged than others.

[@tatevikgharibyan7076]

" We're in a time when we must choose between what is right and what is easy. " Albus Dumbledore

[@lelmdrWHO]

I’m so here for more people reacting to more Korean cinema lately. It gives me life

[@ems5454]

It's been years since this came out and i've seen almost all of the reactions for this movie (it's one of my favs) but I still cry every single time in the end

[@fantasyland3646]

Hey love you guys love your reaction videos im so happy you watched this movie it's one of my favourite zombie movie.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I'm so happy you wtached us watching lol. Hope you have a great day!

[@fantasyland3646]

@@whitenoisereacts thank you . Hope you guys have great day aswell.

[@bwheels5087]

28 Days Later, or 28 Weeks Later would be a good react I think

[@shrmpizza8660]

Great to see you doing one of the best zombie movies of the past years, if you're getting into zombies you should do 28 days later or Dawn of the dead

[@hannahtafine5104]

As a recommendation, it would be cool to watch your reaction to World War Z. My english isn't good enough for me to have confidence and talk about it, but I think this movie is one of the good ones x) WWZ has a few things that you guys actually talked about, and that Train to Busan doesn't have, it's very interesting how they do it and it's pretty cool to see how you guys think. Love you guys!!

[@nicolehughes7863]

I really love this movie, I like zombie movies that focus a lot or the struggles other than just one sided fear. The complex characters, the little bit of comedy, and the emphasis on relationships I think really bring you into the world.

[@jennacline9967]

This is one of my favorites! I’ve been waiting for this day :)

[@bidishah]

Also, so many tears. Everytime. 😭

[@veronicahernandez5266]

YES! I was waiting for you all to do this movie! You both are amazing and I love your content!