the whole movie is just an allegory of what it feels like to take public transport to school every morning
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Directed by Yeon Sang-ho
부산행
An acclaimed, moving action.
When a zombie virus pushes Korea into a state of emergency, those trapped on an express train to Busan must fight for their own survival.
Train to Busan is showing in 16 cinemas in Los Angeles - next screening Sunday 16 August at 10:00 at AMC Burbank Town Center 8.
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the whole movie is just an allegory of what it feels like to take public transport to school every morning
The husband character is the greatest hero in the history of cinema
Almost two hours of me yelling at my screen: RUN, RUN, RUN!!!! NO!!!, WATCH OUT!!!! OOOOOH!!!!!! NO! DON'T KILL THAT GUY!!! WATCH OUT LITTLE GIRL!! I FREAKIN' LOVE THAT DUDE!! RUN, RUN, RUN!!! JESUS THAT WAS AMAZING!!! GO! GO! GO!!! I REALLY LOVE THAT DUDE!!! WATCH OUT!!!! <SOB> <SOB><---(yes I cried), SAVE THE KID!!! AWW SHE'S SO CUTE!!! HOLY CHRIST!!! NO! DON'T KILL HER!!! i HOPE THOSE GUYS GET MUNCHED!!! WATCH OUT!!! COOOOOL!!!! RUN, RUN, RUN!!!! F**K THAT GUY!!! DON'T SHOOT!!!! <SOB> <SOB>, THE KID CAN'T SING BUT SHE'S ADORABLE!!!and finally... i LOVE THE MUSIC PLAYING OVER THE END CREDITS!!!
A mysterious viral outbreak turns South Korea into a chaotic wasteland, forcing passengers trapped on a high-speed train to fight for survival against infected hordes.
Yeon Sang-ho directed the film in 2016; it is his first live-action feature following a career in animation and received widespread critical acclaim.
The film received numerous accolades at Asian film festivals and nominations at the Asian Film Awards, noted for its significant global commercial and critical impact.