Train to Busan (2016) First Time Watching REACTION

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Yeah, this movie is something else. A zombie movie on the outside, but actually much deeper. It's a critique on society, how people also behave in real life, being selfish and egoistic. And a few others being humane and helpful. It's a reflection how society is today.
And that little girl should have gotten an oscar for this.

[silentgas]

No matter how many times i watch the ending part it always makes me tear up. Superb acting by the cast.

[xojennie]

No matter how many times I rewatch this movie the damn ending where Su an is separated from her dad is the most heartbreaking part that I can't avoid to shed frickin tears

[casluvs]

I’ve rewatched this movie so many times, and there’s never not a time I don’t sob completely. The little girls acting always gives me chills throughout the whole thing, and she really brings out the emotion which makes every scene she’s in 10x harder to watch 😭.

[KCG]

I think I speak for most people when I say that this is probably the best zombie film ever made.

[coldflamebluedragon]

Kingdom (Netflix TV series) has the same style of zombies as the ones here but it's set in ancient Korea and it's definitely worth checking out as well

[robjohnson]

In my opinion this is the best, most realistic zombie film ever made.

[N___]

If u ever need a tear jerker movie I recommend "Miracle in cell no.7". It's such a masterpiece, and Honestly one of the few movie that manage to make me cry

[leerose]

Magy, I remember watching your original reaction to this and being blown away by how beautiful and emotional this movie was. Much like yourself I did not expect to get too emotional watching this again. Oh how wrong I was. To see Laura experience this movie and go through all the emotions that this movie brings was heartbreaking. This was such a pure and honest reaction from you both and to show such raw emotion was heartbreaking to witness.

This was such an incredible reaction from you both and I loved it so very much. Thank You Laura & Magy. You’re both awesome.

[ethanyu]

The part where the childhood part at the end where the father dies most people got heartbroken by that part is because they usually find their loved ones dying or their young childhood.

[jessinancy]

If you want to watch more korean zombie drama i think you guys should watch “All of us are dead”. Its about a school that start a zombie virus all the students turn to zombies . I think I give enough spoilers😊

[shawnwacek]

One of the greatest zombie movies I ever watched randomly on accident breaks your heart every time you watch this welcome to the club Laura

[scottvanhille]

This is the perfect zombie film for Halloween, yet it's so good anytime of the year. This should get the best emotional zombie film award. Great reaction as usual ladies loved your emotions.

[MadcapMatt]

Now that you've shown Laura the saddest zombie movie you should show her the funniest one to make up for it. Time for her to see Shaun of the Dead. If you want to see a different take on a zombie movie check out Warm Bodies.

[Otokichi]

Uh-oh two young YouTube viewers are boarding the night train to Busan. When "Parasite" was in the theaters, YouTube recommended "Train To Busan." I had seen South Korean movies, so I thought I knew what to expect. (I passed on "Squid Game" because "Battle Royale"/"Saw" movies leave me cold.) The emotional roller coaster of this movie was a revelation. Kudos to the wrier(s), director(s), actors, and especially, the stunt performers for creating a modern Classic.

[seereasonably]

영화 부산행 두 번째로 영화를 보는 것인데 또 눈물을 흘리는 것을 보니 마음이 순수하고 착하신 분이 아닐까? 이런 생각을 해 봅니다
In other words, you have good empathy 또 다르게 본다면 These people are kind-hearted and pure 라고 봐야 할 것입니다
Thank you for watching the movie "Train to Busan" as a South Korean citizen

[bighuge]

I highly recommend watching the animated prequel, Seoul Station. It has a different vibe to it, more melancholy and stark, but it is an excellent film. There's also more than a bit of social commentary on the South Korean life that gives the movie a lot of weight. I've never watched the sequel to 'Busan but I heard it follows more along the path of a Hollywood movie in its writing and execution.

[willibordus]

First time I saw this movie, I shed tears at that screen and since that, couldn’t count so many times I watched this movie reactios, I still shed tears for this screen

[myTERAexperience]

I like to think Magy edited out the end where she's beat up for making her watch this knowing she will cry. 😅

This movie is as close to perfection as a movie can get I think.

[HelenaSan]

Seok woo's death was emotional as hell! 😭😭😭