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  Review by iana ★★★½ 7

  is there a name for the superiority complex you have when you criticise everyone in zombie movies for making stupid decisions even though you know you’d be the first to die in the same situation.

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  Review by Roberto_ ★★★★ 11

  the whole movie is just an allegory of what it feels like to take public transport to school every morning

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  Review by maskull ★★★★★ 15

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  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!!!

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  Review by Lucy ★★★½ 5

  zombies on a train > snakes on a plane

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  Review by Jack ★★★★ 3

  a zombie movie did not just make me cry... like this had no right to be that fucking sad 😭

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  Review by Sean Baker 16

  A couple of years late of this one. How can one not enjoy this film. Energetic, fun and visually impressive. Some FX are amazing and some not so... but it doesn't really matter because the film kept me engaged.
  And that little girl... she can shed a tear! She's fantastic.

  Watched on Netflix.

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  Review by Jana ★★★★ 11

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Okay before I forget (though I think I never will), I just wanna point out the two close up shots that definitely captivated my whole being while watching Train to Busan:

  1. The father’s smile while reminiscing the birth of his daughter; and
  2. The girl and her tears after singing THE song.

  These two scenes are the saving grace of Train to Busan from being just another one of “oh-so-typical films with the zombie thingy”.

  Watching this film, I never had to think critically and intricately. Yeah, there is lack of facts and theories and thingamajig but this is not a problem at all, well at least for me. I guess the film wasn't just made for this purpose.…

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  Review by Matt T ★★★½ 6

  Technically, they take more than one train. It should be called ‘Trains to Busan’.

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  Review by Branson Reese 2

  Absolutely incredible that one of the strategies for dealing with zombies in this movie that works best is “have a strong guy beat them up.”

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  Review by Todd Gaines ★★★½ 34

  South Korea produces some of the finest cinema, period. Pick your favorite genre, and the Koreans have you covered. Some of my all time favorite movies come from SK. With Train to Busan; it's zombies on a train, and I had a Choo Choo of a fun time. 

  Heavy as lead, drama. Train to Busan holds nothing back when it comes to the dramatic drama department. Maybe, a tad bit overboard? I think the narrative slightly suffers due to the dramaintenseerific™. At times, I wanted my popcorn action, without the inserted crying scene. 

  The zombies are fresh. Meaning, they do bring something new to the table. I like their speed, fast infection rate and a certain weakness you need to…

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  Review by guilherme ★★★ 6

  this all would be avoided if the dad had given a playstation 4 instead of wii

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  Review by adambolt ★★★★½

  The husband character is the greatest hero in the history of cinema