the audience applauded

So much average

Just what I expected

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

I nearly turned it off at the beginning due to it being subtitled as I am not a great lover of foreign movies. I am so glad I didn't. Best Zombie movie I have seen in a long time and I have seen a lot! The story line was really good which I didn't expect as most of the action is limited to a train. The acting was believable. I didn't like the Sang-hwa character at first but he grew on me. I found myself caring for the characters and wanting them to survive this apocolypse. Well done to all the cast and crew for giving us a great train ride of a movie.

If you are eagerly finding some of the best zombie movies than its worth watching for you. amazing pace with extraordinary acting & twist. everyone did brilliant job. you can't differentiate between a hollywood movie & this one. technically this is better than as usual hollywood zombie movies. watch it, i guarantee you won't regret.

When a diverse group of citizens board a train the moment the apocalypse begins, lines between decency and survival quickly blur beyond recognition. Train to Busan may have all the hallmarks of classic zombie flicks, but its clear execution and vicious monsters keep it entertaining along with a handful of gruesomely memorable scenes.

Characters are overly dramatic, they're seriously not being realistic. Like seriously, the main guy is clumsy and fights zombies like chicken. Why the hell hold the zombie by the neck or close to the mouth (that's obviously suicide!) when you can kick him off the train while he was talking and not completely turning yet? Why listen to a damn speech of an obnoxious turning man when you could have kicked him off from the train?!?!? But no, they're minds are too melodramatic that they waited for that man to completely turn and bite that stupid main character for the sake of ridiculous drama!