I don't get the hype.
It's the same zombie movie except it's on a train, Koreans, and zombies that don't die. Why is this a hit? Just because it's made outside of Hollywood? Wow...
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Korean movies love to include some helpless and scared little girl in danger.
shareEh.... the movie was everything but boring
shareWay better than all the sexy Resident Evil flicks, and etc. No cliché blow up the city ending, or find food and grab guns. Hell, they didn't board up any windows or ask for a cure.
The director found away to escape all that, and most important; a wise way to camp the cast and zombies, yet move both for story progression. This was shortly done in Resident Evil III: Nemesis, and I always thought that concept saved the game.
Everything is moving around them, they never go anywhere to go somewhere. The approach made this film what it is. Not another walk thought the city.
Way better than all the sexy Resident Evil flicks, and etc. No cliché blow up the city ending, or find food and grab guns. Hell, they didn't board up any windows or ask for a cure.
More so horror clichés than zombie, which is blurred here. The film did some Zombie clichés on purpose, but not out of struggle or to survive the film from failure. I felt it wanted to belong to a great known culture, and took on cool Zombie slaying, evil people and etc.
shareNope. It is a good movie. You need to go out. Come on, get some sun.
shareWe havent had a good zombie movie in a long time, thats why this movie gets so much praise.
shareI didn't find the movie boring at all. I loved it. I thought it was incredibly intense.
BUT I'm not going to act like it's not flawed. Just because it's not American doesn't mean it's perfect. A lot of people seem to be proud of themselves because they watched and praised a movie with subtitles. Lol as if that makes them special.