broke my heart into peaces, i dont ever regret spending 1 hour watching this movie, the best i have seen and my favorite movie, i always pick up my phone while watching a movie but this movie made me wanna watch more and was not boring at all.

fresh and scary! a god honest, good zombie movie.

I’m Australian and love horror movies, I’ve watched this twice now and find it an edge of your seat, nail biting, terrifying at times brilliant movie, I’m 51mins in and I’m worn out already, they keep the pace going, where you start to get a tiny little bit comfortable and then bam they hit you again, the actors are brilliant and I love the guy with the pregnant wife, he brings some comedy relief in a few scenes, the little girl is my favorite, she’s made me cry both times , good little actress and guy playing father is pretty good too, do yourself a favour and take a peek, garauntee you’ll love it

Train to Busan a tearjerker edge of your seat zombie horror flick. All the actors do amazing at displaying emotion adding intensity to the film. As the story progresses there are plenty of heart wrenching moments. Which have you rooting for the cast to hopefully survive. A must watch and a definite replayable movie.

Good cinematic, the actor really sell it and the scenery is great, the story makes you feel in it and the have you tense which is supposed to happen

Great zombie movie just awesome. And I'm reading the review by some guy or person Sebastian N. This movie makes no sense one star why did the guy get his hand bitten? You said it was stupid basically. Well guess what genius he did it so the zombies would focus on him so everyone could escape. Why did the 30-year-old woman who looks like an old lady or grandmother whatever she was older Asians sometimes look younger she definitely was not 30. And she opened the door because they basically let her sister get killed and she was basically probably committing suicide. As far as the guy at the beginning who they never explained why you got hurt or whatever who cares. And the government can't do nothing but one guy can it's a movie genius it's not a documentary you want realism go watch a documentary

I watched the dubbed version of this movie. It was like watching a dubbed version of an early Godzilla movie. Very cool. However the beginning of the movie was kind of lagging. The zombies in the film were moving faster than the pace of the film. Even the zombie deer were at hyperspeed. Most of the action doesn't happen until almost the middle of the movie. And when it does happen. It's scarier than anything you would see on The Walking Dead. Even Stephen King would sleep with the lights on. I have to admit I was impressed. However it took forever to get to the point. But when the movie finally did these Walking Dead would have you on the run.

The best Zombie movie ever! Sorry Mr. Romero....R.I.P. dear sir.....

This is definitely the best Zombie theme movie to watch.

Im quite the critic when it comes to foreign films. This one had me on the edge of my seat through the whole thing and the little girl captured my heart. This is a must see for anyone who likes action and thrill. Really enjoyed it!

Review of Train to Busan: A gripping zombie thriller blending intense action, emotional depth, and social commentary. Must-watch for horror fans! https://wanderbindika.blogspot.com/2025/01/train-to-busan-horror-meets-heart.html

I have no thoughts its amazing its a must see peak zombie movie full of action and emotions.

Train to Busan balances nerve wracking action with heartfelt emotional depth which is further complemented by the terrific acting, gripping direction and masterful special effects. The final scene of the movie felt a bit tacked on, but that's a nearly insignificant nitpick in an otherwise top notch and intelligent zombie flick.

The perfect Zombie/Date/Drama. If you are not in tears or at least choked up by the end you need to call your doctor and have your meds checked

Not bad because it was more comedic than I expected. Over the top scenes made it so. But the absurdities piled up and I got annoyed. One thing is certain, this is a South Korean film and culturally informative. For that reason _Train To Busan_ is worth skim-streaming.

This film is an absolute joke. It makes no sense whatsoever. First of all, why did they cast a woman who is clearly in her 30s to play a grandmother? And why on earth would this grandmother open a door to a bunch of zombies? Then there’s the guy at the end who decides to put his hand in the mouth of a zombie. Real cinematic brilliance there! Because, as everyone knows, the best way to fight a biting zombie is by literally offering up your own body parts. Genius! Can someone also explain why the weird limping guy at the start of the film goes on about how everyone is dead, only for us to never find out who he is or how he knew everything before anyone else? It felt like they put so much effort into building his character, but he ended up being as irrelevant as any NPC. That was seriously dissapointing. And why is there just one guy clever enough to fight the zombies while half the world, including the military, is completely useless? The lack of logic is staggering. I could go on and on, but it’s pointless since everyone else apparently thinks this is the most amazing zombie movie ever made for some reason. Long story short: a pretty terrible movie with terrible acting. P.S. Loved the Audi product placement, though!

only reason i didnt rate it a 5 stars is bc of that one guy whos fucking fat and is a horrible actor along with killing multiple people. Honestly horrific person and i wish the worst upon him and all his future movie endeavors. (yong suk protrayed by Kim Eui-sung). Watch your holes.

I started this film out at four stars for the welly done build up and the zombies were actually worth running from and being afraid of. About thirty minutes in though I continuously took half stars for characters standing there waiting for their turn to be eaten, beating twenty zombies down just to be bullied by a former CEO's loud words, that same CEO is going to be the death of half of the established characters, nobody is going to care about that either, and the majority of all side characters are going to follow that guy because....idk because the director says so, that's how it felt throughout the movie. Why do directors make zombies the second horror in the ZOMBIE movie genre. The people to the left and right of you are the primary horror??? Those are the ones that are always going to kill you or get you killed? Take notes directors and story writers. You want to know what would be utterly horrifying? A zombie movie/story where the characters don't back stab, they don't overly hesitate, they help each other, they make smart decisions rather than investigate for curiosity or give the audience a dumb plot, make them plan ahead and communicate well. Then make them still struggle, go through trauma, get killed off one or two at a time. Thats terrifying!!!

It was such a edge cutting journey watching this movie. A movie with deep emotions. I loved it so much because of the emotions it brought out of me while watching. It's definitely a movie worth watching.

I'm literally furious right now. It gets +1/2 a star for granny opening the train doors after her sister gets eaten but I am so mad at the rest of this dumbassery. The emotional 'high' at the end doesn't really hit when you *put your hand over a zombie's mouth* and then get bit. He could have tossed him over the side before he got combative. He could have used literally *any other part* of asshole-dude's body. But no. We're stuck with this. And then you give me sad pinky piano music like I should be sad and feel bad? Nahhh, That's all you, buddy. I feel nothing but vitriol for this film.