Everything Wrong with Train to Busan (Zombie Sins)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2019
- A spoof of Cinema Sins, we take a look at what exactly goes wrong in Korea's highest selling horror flick in history!
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This was my first sins video and i cant watch most of it for how critical and innane alot of my sins are. Please keep in mind even i hate this video and i have a whole seperate video discussing how i LOVED this movie lol
o7
Love your channel, idk why it keeps unsubing me
Are you ever going to make a Train to Busan 2: Peninsula Review? I loved your "Why Train to Busan is the perfect zombie movie" video.
Also, if you're enjoying korean movies, I recommend watching Miracle in Cell No. 7 or Taegukgi Brotherhood for some more tear fests 😭😭
I think that the first infected girl that jumped on the train had a long time before she turned because she wrapped a rope around her leg to slow the infection
This is funny because they dont deserves in a sin for the endangered woman being ignored onnthe train. Ive seen ill people or domestic abuse get ignored because people don't want to get involved or selfishly ignore so they dont add drama to their OWN lives because they have things to do. I was born in a major city , was sexually assaulted on the train and everyone, including employees, kept their head down ignoring me asking for help. Saw a woman pass. Saw police ride pass domestic abuse on the streets and watched the police ride pass people breaking into a store
Concerning that woman saying “re-educated”; you forget that this is Korea. She is old enough to remember when the country was practically a military dictatorship.
Old lady has seen two RoK's in her lifetime
hecksters423 💀💀
That's the point of the line and that's why her sister said something like "you musn't say that"
Wow, 123-110 years old
One is money, one is power.
I know I'm late, but really is no one going to talk about the two teenagers of the baseball team, when she turned while he held her, that was some emotional love shit
MmA03 DUDE I SOBBED HARDCORE WHEN THAT HAPPENED
He was an idiot. He let her eat him, and he didn't even get to hit it once.
The scene wear the dad got bit and he had flashbacks of him and her daughter when she was a baby. I couldn't stop sobbing when I first saw that😭😭😭
That scene kinda felt forced. They basically had that business man be the reason everyone but the two girl die before the end
@@mr.raslyon6626 well can't say he's not, but he basically loved her and she died in his hands so yeah I would've been shocked too
I like how at the end the military set up outside the tunnel. Like they realized infected can't see in the dark,so they set up outside a railroad tunnel to rescue survivors,and have a form of barrier between them and the infected. I feel like this is the smartest military has been in most zombie movies/shows
kinda
I’d like to know how they failed at the Second Station though. Seems like they had way more people and firepower than at the last checkpoint, and obviously still got overrun
@@Sharkbayt1025 is that even still relevant?
I have cried every time the dad turns and remembers his daughter’s birth. And I think the reason that the older woman was docile was because she was carefree and kind. If you think about it sometimes the evilness we hide can come out the worst. Which is why when the dad realized what was important, ie. his daughter, he was able to sacrifice himself but falling off the train.
He turned only 1 time unless u watched dis movie multiple times
@@KoId. yeah that is what I meant. Every time I watch the movie I cry at the ending scene when he turns into the zombie. I have seen it at least 6 times and I get emotional every time.
@@KoId. no shit Sherlock
@@HexManiac-nf1yg why do u say Sherlock instead of just no shit
@@KoId. cause I'm ironically calling you Sherlock. Cause you are nowhere near smart enough to to genuinely be called Sherlock. Long story short, I'm calling you stupid.
Su-an be like: *worst bday ever!!!*
Fr fr that hella sucks a zombie break out on ya bday like damn
They even got shoot like-
In the last of us Sarah died and the zombie apocalypse started on Joel's birthday
And the fact that your OWN FATHER caused it.
Quick question, was it the dad that caused the apocalypse because I'm confused at what some people are saying
This was a fun movie to watch while I was in South Korea... On a train... Going from Seoul to Busan...
SlicedMilk lol rip
SlicedMilk but south korea is off limits due to kim jun un
Ace Shadowins um no thats north korea, south korea is good, north korea is bad
SlicedMilk *the lion sleeps tonight plays*
How are you NOT DEAD?!
i love how in this movie, the survivor wasn't the main character, but the people he tried to protect.
Movies can have its faults, and it's always common. But killing off the best character and adding the most happiest moment in his life and him smiling just so as to make everyone cry is the SIN SIN SIN
Nah that’s one of the best parts
"F" in the chat for the two dads willing to protect their children....
F
May Gong and "Daddy?" Rest In Peace...
f
@@thebluefistanimations8456 "Daddy" became an Eternal
F
The only sin in this movie was killing the best character
You get to see Don Lee in a Marvel movie in the next 2 years! They just announced it this week!
The dad finally proved that he can make the ultimate sacrifice and be selfless for once.
Right? :( RIP Korean Chuck Norris. When everyone else goes for guns and weapons in zombie movies, my dude just punches them .
but that happens in the best of movies
True
“Here we introduce the third man I would go gay for”
I’m sorry I started to laugh my ass off 😂
3:27
I was so sad when big daddy and dad died + jin hee and her boyfriend
imagine a sequel with that group: big daddy, wife, dad, daughter, jin hee, boyfriend
i for some reason imagined a game about this movie, like a telltale game, depending on your choices you would get different endings
@@mikadosannoji553 that would be cool
This movie does have a sequel. But you'll be disappointed
Yeah that's an amazing sequel and this time they will all survive but don't forget the Homeless man
@M2529 Gaming i mean he didn't mention the homeless man in the list of the protagonist
A homeless man that lost everything in his life went to save somebody else’s
[REDACTED] that’s nice
At least he'll be in a better place ☺️
Homeless people know what it’s like to be in low places, and what it’s like to have nothing. They’re more likely to help others or give to others.
:(
724warlord lol
That annoying dude killed more people than the zombies
Who? The one that killed the Main Protagonist?
@@sans-yo1zt yes
@@kyze3886 cool
@@sans-yo1zt 10:38 this guy
@@sans-yo1zt yeah that asshole. If he never pushed the girl to get bit her and the baseball player would both have lived. If he would have left them into the train car the Asian rock would have lived. If the asshole would have not been so selfish he would be gone in the end and the driver would be there instead and the dad and homeless guy would have lived.
10:59 "i'll add a sin for this clichê" *removes a sin*
11:10 "i'll remove a sin for this awesome scene" *adds a sin*
If done on purpose that is actually a cinema sins reference.
Cinema sins occasonally adds, doesn't ad, or takes away more sins than they say as a joke to fuck with people watching the counter.
probably won’t see this but them focusing on the homeless man rather than the infected girl was intentional as it shows how classist korea can be (i’m korean btw).
Cringe, plus "classist" isn't a word, subversive commie/masonic made up nonsense
Interesting.
idk many countries cultures, but my country (Brazil) is also like that.
I've noticed there's a massive class consciousness in Korean fictional media, and corruption is also a huge theme. It's refreshing as someone who has only watched mostly US media my whole life, I really enjoy the additional layer of commentary embedded in the dramas/stories.
EDIT: I also saw this a lot in Kingdom, and really enjoyed how the zombies in Kingdom represented those who had starved to death after the invasion due to the government officials being corrupt and hoarding supplies, as well as the crown prince's struggle to bring about a system where the people would live with dignity and peace
It's honestly not as classist as you think it might be, and this is coming from someone who's lived in the country from Jeju Island to Incheong, but that depends on how you define the term and what period of time you're talking about, i.e. 1950s South Korea is a much different story than 21st century South Korea which is remarkably less classist than it was when Syngman Rhee was first ruling the country, at least as far as sociopolitical definitions are concerned. I'm sure some South Koreans look down upon other people based on social status -- I've encountered some myself, so I know they exist -- but that's something that individuals do rather than "all of Korea" somehow being guilty of a "class-centralized viewpoint" that one person is doing, so I'd recommend you avoid that generalization if I were in your position. And if this is your position, then pretty much every country in history then would be "classist" then by this definition.
This being said, I think you might be reading a bit too much into the movie, I'm not sure that them focusing on the homeless person really was supposed to be a political commentary because these days I think it's easy to make political connections where there are none, unless you can show me a source (i.e. director's commentary) that proves you correct that the director indeed made this intentional. Otherwise, I think you may be thinking too hard about this because other people in this comment thread don't necessarily agree that this must be a political statement of some kind.
While I'm not saying that I'm trying to be a bootlicker for South Korea or anything like that because being a bootlicker for the country is the last thing I want to be because that's not very objective, I think it's important to try to be objective when making such huge generalizations like "all of Korea is classist" because ideally we try to avoid generalizing for an entire race, or at least I would recommend this anyhow. But I always welcome debate, so if you'd like to debate this, I'm always happy to have a civil discussion with other people about this.
When you SCREAMED for daddy. I stright up felt that to my core. I cried my eyes out when he died. He was my favorite.
Father was a douche and got served.
@@paulchung9921 did you watch the whole movie? 😭
Amy Duong he clearly didn't
After this I watched the movie on Netflix.
Really I found that annoying
"DADDY NOOOOOOOO" this line still has so much emotion behind it
Real men cry at this
10:28
@@officallymychannelname6692 guess IMA man
It hurt my ears lol but worth it
@@officallymychannelname6692 I guess I'm a really manly manly man
This is the best sinner like when “daddy” died he screamed his lungs out that’s comedy gold
This is how the ending went for me.
I begin to tear when Seok-Woo runs from his daughter
I die when he jumps
I Recover
I die again when Soo-An Finishes her song.
Note: It takes a lot for a movie to make me cry.
Korea is the biggest “mind your business” culture on the planet. That scene where the girl walks down the isle while clearly infected was probably the realest part of the film
I was looking for this comment
And the UK
WE NEED MORE GOOD STORY TELLING,
OVERALL!
This part is not in the version i watched. The girl walked out of the washroom and fall to the ground, didn't walk the aisle.
What aisle are u talking of? What scene? I just finished watching it and don't even remember that part
Edit: I just realized you meant the woman who entered the train before anyone there knew about the infected. Ngl I was confused cause you said girl and I assumed u meant the little one 💀
The two elderly sisters were pretty good characters in and of themselves. The older sister was trying to take care of her sister even at that age. Implying that she has been doing it for a very long time. The younger sister, feels slightly annoyed at being babied at her age. I think that the older sister didn't give up, but sacrificed herself to save her younger sister because she would only be slowing her down. The younger sister, seeing this sacrifice, reflected on the babying of the past, were all done as a sacrifice and love for her, broke down in regret.
That was my take anyways, I might've gotten some things wrong because I was too busy crying at the scene.
Heh, nice take. When I watched it I found that I rewound the scene a lot since it was such a good one. I found that when she talked about selflessness she looked at her zombified sister and when she talks about selfishness she looks back... at the people who condemned her sister to her fate. Her sorrow, regret and realizations at how it wasn't just her selflessness that got her killed, but the selfishness she kept talking about embodied by the people behind her made her open the door... as a way to be with her sister again and to atone for her way of thinking, symbolically trying to destroy it.
Yeah what's next survive to busan
oohh wow...that made me cry a lil damn...
@@DemonVermin that is really sad😞
Idk why but I cried
It's terrifying how ineffective blunt weapons are against these types of zombies, it's like you're hitting them with an inflatable baseball bat.
and worst off all, they *run*
@@sookihai2 fuck that lol
these zombies survive after falling from helicopter like it was nothing
Everything Wrong with Train to Busan
1st sin: The father died
2nd sin: Thats it
1.5 sin: the almost father died
@@SoRa-re1yd that can work
@Jayda Iordanidis I agree with that
I cried so hard when the dads died but I think it's good for the movie and definitely not a mistake
Sin 3: they didnt add anymore people
When they threw the coat over the head of the soldier zombie, that was actually really good foreshadowing for the darkness trick that later works on the train.
Jacob Bielski Great eye! I didn’t even notice that the jacket was on his head until watching this video lol
I am your 898th liker and 2nd comment. :D
I noticed it when the homeless guy throws it on top of the zombies head who was about to eat the main character but didn't make the connection between the two until you said something just now lol
@@TheBooka2001 Kinda hard to miss it, since it saves the MC and the zombie just kinda stumbles around with the coat for the rest of the time it's on screen.
Did you all forget about when Real Daddy notices they didn't react until they saw him, and they covered the door in wet newspaper so they couldn't see into the cab? Same with the survivors later at the front cabin.
I'm so glad everyone loved Big Daddy character and is pissed he didn't survive
The "NOOOOO!!!! DADDY NOOOOO!!" I'm... I'm gonna cry
That *pregnant woman* runs faster than me
F
secret is my name 07
AhahahahHahaha
Take it eaXy plz 😂😂😌
*pregnat*
Pregaganant
secret is my name 07 ur right 😂😂😂😂
Maybe you need to be pregnat
Real talk, Train To Busan is one of the best acted movies I've ever seen.
Daladari XIII big facts 💯💯👌🏽
I agree
100%
They must act good because netizens are so savage
I hope for a part 2
The most emotional ones were the daddy, the homeless man and the father. It was so emotional.
No one talks about the sacrifice of that homeless guy, that moment was also sad and I just lost it when he died right there the same way Korean Chuck Norris died.
I felt your pain when “Big Daddy” got bit. Killed the best character in the movie
Ryan Clark yes
Fepvpwfp
Zdd
Dream!?
@@ipadcraft7251 that is a fake dream
"HE SURVIVED????" *Adds a sin*
Verdict Claps its also a sin because everybody hated him more
Yeah I think it's not worth a sin,make 10
Noelf yeah “ADD TEN ADD TEN ADD TEN!”
CUZ WHY NOT -5 SIN
Nah add 3000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000300000000000000003000000000000000030000000000000000
10:49 im pretty sure the elderly women stayed behind to slow the zombies to eat her to give little time for the others
“She slams her head into the door and falls to the ground and no-one pays any mind??” I see you’ve never ridden a New York subway
The only thing I hate about this movie is them killing the best character in history
Obi-Wan Kenobi isn't in this movie
@@yessir889 I'm not talking about space Jesus I'm talking about Korean buff Jesus
@@hellothere589 ahahaha, nice comeback ( ^o^)/
@@adamdamiri4823 thx
Yeah going was the absolute best character man;(😪
The first lady that got infected she was wearing something on her leg like a belt to stop blood so thats why she turned slowly
good catch, saw it but didn't catch it's purpose
It's a tourniquet to slow blood flow. Smart idea but she should've tied it higher. It might've lasted longer.
Yeah but look at the time that must have passed since she was infected before she used the tourniquet. Doesn't add up.
@@NamJoon who knows mybe she was bit a seconds before getting on train but you have the point
tourniquet
the characters development here is easily what makes the movie bc it really leaves you in tears instead of thinking how dumb they/their situation is
10:27 that scream was perfect
I think infection time depends on the individual's willpower to hold on to who they are
Sarah Slayzzz DEEP!
Sarah Slayzzz or weight, seemed like bigger people took longer to turn, which would make sense
@@Unbilotitled77 What about the girl that first turned
@@sarahslayzzz653 people says because she was bitten at the leg, so might taken longer to turn
@@sarahslayzzz653 she also slowed it down by stopping the blood flow.
When the daughter was BEGGING her father to stay, to not leave, and pulling his shirt to not go. GOT ME!! This entire movie kickstarted because she wanted to go to Busan to leave her father and be with her mother. She didn't want to be with him because he was a bad guy. BUT, after all they went through she didn't want him to leave and he had to. There was no choice. He knew that she loved him because she saw him change for the better. And he saw it too. Ugh that really got me.
(Im not blaming the daughter because if they didnt go on the train, this catastrophe was going to happen regardless)
Summer Rain man I just watched the movie and then I read this and MAN THIS IS STILL MAKNH ME CRY
Ameena Babar IM SORRY!!! THAT PART GOT ME THE MOST!!! I needed to share it!
Summer Rain it’s fine that part deserved the light and shine
Ameena Babar it really did and no one talked about! I hope you feel better!! It should pass after 2 days. Idk my friend watched it three times and she cried everytime.
Summer Rain hopefully it’s kinda sad cause I’m 14 and I love my parents so this is kinda sad I don’t want anything to happen to them again
15:14 “oh god, I skinned my pecker” . I literally just farted from laughter! Who made this man. Great freaking editing and review.
His scream was the best part of the video
If you wanna hear it again 10:29
Thank you
When he yelled “NOOO!!!” I felt that
When?
Fight me Fatima when the tough guy gets bit
@@TheRealYaotzinKing No the time...
@@fightmefatima992 10:29 ur welcome
@@ur_stepbro8035 Thanks!
You forgot a sin, the main dude daughter is literally the only kid in the whole movie
Redjayz bweth What about the one thats in the pregnant woman
TMF- Mezo yep but he isn’t we’re born yet so it kinda not count
and how's that a sin??
How is that a sin? What kid would be getting on that train when the sunlight hasn't even come up? I understand the high school kids because I've literally had to travel for sports at 4AM in the morning.
Well you can't show children being turned into zombies
Never thought id hear someone yell "no daddy no" today
That girl took a long time for her to turn, she probably had some strong will fighting against the virus
The Stowaway girl tied her leg so the infection wouldnt spread, that's why she lasted so long
True but, its probably not always as simple as that. Blood types, immune system strength, blood pressure, age and point of infection are all contributing factors to how fast someone could fully turn.
RED the Flame true
@@redflame300 I mean, I get that, but I'm not gonna that far into. She tied her leg so the infection didnt spread as fast.
@@coconutman1344 I wonder how fast it would've spread if she chopped it off? 🕵🤔
@@redflame300 You fool, if she chopped off her leg obviously the leg would've attacked the attendant itself
The first lady was able to remain human for so long because she had enough sense to restrain the blood flow around her thigh to prevent the infection from spreading up her leg.
I think it when death commences they turn fast.
Also, it seemed like she had a minor bite compared to everyone else. She was smart though!
@Ben she tied a scarf around her leg like a tourniquet that's how I think she remained human for so long
@Ben - I don't think that's the case. The teenage cheerleader got bit on the leg and she turned pretty quickly. He mentions this in the video. I think the turning rate just varies from person to person.
Possibly to do with other conditions, something random like protein, or it can be to do with how far the infection has too go to the nervous system and brain
The homeless man, dongseok's character (the big buff guy), gong yoo's character (the dad), and the grandma sisters. That's who should have lived. But NOOOOO! Only Suan and the pregnant lady. 😭 God this movie was so fricking good yet I was so damn mad
this has got to be my fave zombie movie or movie in general, the acting was amazing. i cried so much at the end when the little girl sang T^T
"In the old days they would be re-educated."
I mean... South Korea used to be a dictatorship so they probably had some pretty harsh re-educations back then...
North Korea still have those. China also have those "re-education camps" in a western city populated by Muslim Uighurs:(
as an asian... I'll say that re-education means heavily manhandling someone........
South Korea was never under a dictatorship, unless you're talking about it being annexed by Japan? Which is colonial rule. But the re-education they're talking about is severe scolding or spanking.
@@CoolStoryCanYouRepeatThat South Korea for sure wasn't a "de jure" dictatorship, but "de facto" it indeed was a military government dictatorship until 1987 when the current polity was established. You don't call "Russia" a democratic country, even if it's "de jure" a democracy. It's a google search away. Not that hard.
K-Next yes very much, all the time. I misread the connotation of your comment and got confused. Usually, I would hear during that time period as Korea being under rule from Japan, or putting it in terms of Korea was under a dictatorship rather than has been, or was. And further connecting the re-education the lady was talking about with the re-education of that time period, which wasn’t what she was referencing. But it’s my bad for getting lost in the semantics. Thanks for the impromptu history lesson.
From psychological view, the reaction of people, staring at zombies for no Reason... Is right, the people Are experiencing Shock or Negative Panic = State, where you are so shocked by some traumatauzing thing, they can't move.
So
-25 sin
Yup... It's annoying in a 3rd person view.
But it obviously happens when someone's displaying extreme fear, like 'playing dead'.
@@ImmortalShiro now I know...
And we have to realize that these people aren’t going to jump to conclusions and automatically assume it’s a zombie outbreak. For all they know it could be a drunk or drug user having a reaction
Exactly! People are not meant to see shit like that, it's why so many jobs with high injury rates have a high risk of ptsd, we aren't meant to kill nor are we really meant to see death on a large scale let alone see it be violently reversed with hungry eyes
@@thisaccountnameiscompletel8949 I would have fainted or have heart attack
I love how he just screams in anger and dissapointment everytime a actually good character dies
The camera man: *creative mode*
My sins for this movie:
Sin 1: Big daddy died
Sin 2: the dad died
Sin 3: That is completely it
Edit:
Sin 4: The homeless man died
Sin 5: The baseball couple died
Sin 6: The Old Lady sisters died
Sin 7: The selfish douche didn't die soon enough
IKR I WAS SO SAD......I just wanted the soon to be daddy, the baseball couple, the daddy, the pregnant mom , su- an , the granny sisters , the homeless guy to survive... IS THAT TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR GODS SAKE
wdym thats completely it
@@exypnos8907 You're absolutely right, i agree too. If only one of the baseball bat dude hit the zombie trying opening the door so that the buffed up dad could be with his family. And if Yong-guk or Jin-hee closed the door then that shithead would've died. And then if it was possible the homeless man could escape with others. And at the end since the earlier train driver who managed to get to the safer train could carry Seok, Su-an, pregnant woman, her husband, the homeless man, Yong-guk and Jin-hee. They would all head to Busan, where it is safe, that would be a very happy ending
Sin 4 : Homeless man died
Sin 5 : Baseball couple, Yong-guk and Jin-hee died
@@muzamildar7691 (╥﹏╥)
Daddy was a beast the way he slammed that zombie on the ceiling
He should be in WWE!!!
@@djalexander7723 Nah aew
@@djalexander7723 Yah. More like WWF
Im convinced that when someone is a zombie they can recognize who a person if they knew them personally but it wouldn’t stop them from attacking, only cause them to hesitate
so when the badass dude throws a zombie into the ceiling, its actually not that hard, i can do that to someone larger than me already but add in adrenaline from fighting and its very possible, just gotta keep momentum
“Daddy”: father
Pregnant lady: mother
Homeless guy: uncle
Daddy: 😉
Hotel: Trivago
@@katiacritten9975 stolen 料漢刺口到!?卜
What?
I’m confused
*Reads the title*
Me: Wait that’s illegal.
Finally sone one understans
I understand too
Crystal waters soooo true
No u
*uno reverse card*
This is even more accurate cause this channel actually has a video titled, "Why Train to Busan is a perfect Zombie Movie?"
No matter how many times I see the final scenes, I always tear up or cry 😭😭
I've been around since the infected profiles and the videos are still amazing
The end scene where the little girl finishes the song got me tearing up even during this recap. Great story writing
Same 😭😭 I just finished it but I’m still crying from when she was screaming for her dad not to go 😭😭😭
@Marilou Inggo you poor child you should be on youtube kids not this scary shit😔
Emotional woman moment💀 go watch the titanic
@@SageSea1 emotional? The girl lost her dad, the pregnant woman lost her husband. U can’t blame them for crying lmfao about emotional. Gtfo.
@@SageSea1 fatherless child moment
yo this guy for sure has never lived in a city because i would ignore a lot of weird shit in my city’s public transportation lmao
Contour Lines yeah and add the fact that this is Korea, where the culture is to mind your own business
Just one reason that rural areas are better. A girl convulsing in a public area would be unusual enough that it would draw attention.
Agreed. The amount of times we ignore people lying on the floor in big cities.
This is the zombie sins video with the least amount of sins.
This shows how much you love this movie, because most have around two times of this ones score.
10:29 I REALLY LOVE UR VOICEE!!
That one zombie who was rolling kept me laughing
i aint gonna lie this movie made me cry
stankabuttforever I boO-hOoed
For real it was sad 😔
No its scary its a zombie movie
I ugly cried so damn hard when she was singing
I cried many times while watching it, and I still do every time I remember it.
Why are Koreans so good at making cool, badass, sad moments, bone cracking, and special effects?!?! Even in intense scenes!! How are they this good!!! WTF!!!
IKR!
They are just the best and I’m not even Korean
It's also good writing too to top it off
Agree. In their music as well. Korean entertainment just has this..magic
Guys I have bad news, Hollywood went out on a limb and wanted to make a remake of train to Busan, I have a bad feeling about this
I had the same reaction to the 3 guy's death and man I loved the pregnant wife's husband. He was my favorite character in the movie and when Big Fella died it made me tear up. Although I did tear up more at the father's death, hearing Su-an scream like that got me.
Even just watching this I still cried 😭 just thinking about the end I always tear up I try not to think about this movie too often but when I see it in a recommended video I can’t resist watching it anyways
11:14 “minus one here”
*adds a sin*
LMAO
I'm a month late, but from 56 to 59 it glitches aaaaa bunchhhh
or 72 divided by 2 is 35 lmao
11:09
Idiot
I think the infection time has to do with the location of the bite. Since it seems like it affects their brain, a bite on the leg would take longer to affect the victim than a bite on the neck. And also, the first girl wore a tourniquet to stop the infection. Obviously it didn’t work, but that explains why her time was so slow.
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Corona man - nice 😎
yeah i thought this too
I have to disagree. It takes 33 seconds for a single drop of blood to circulate through your entire body. Infection times based on bite location would vary by mere seconds.
@@Imnotgivingmynametoamachine true. location of your bite could be one reason, but other factors such as how close the bite was to a blood vessel. also, if the infection reached an artery instead of a vein it would obviously take longer for that blood to get back to the heart
I'm literally crying over that you took off 47 sins! TY BROTHER ❤️😭
4:30 I thought everyone already know this. It's logic. The first woman was bitten in her legs. Or probably just infected or something. So it took time before the virus took over. While the 2nd woman was bitten hardly in her neck, much closer to her brain. So it's only seconds before she became a zombie. Just like at the ending where the father still had a time to explain the train maneuver, because he was just bitten in her hands.
Actually the eye wasn’t swollen, his eyelid was clearly curving inward so his eye was bitten out
This also supports my theory that size and location of bite determines infection rate. Since he was an average sized man and got his eye bitten out, which is very, very close to the brain, we can assume that this si the reason he turned so quickly.
Dankerbooper That’s a good theory but, that girl who ran on to the train in the beginning that was bitten on the leg, still had the chance to run and do stuff like that, that other girl, I think her name is Jin-Hee, she got pushed by the asshat and she got bit on the leg and turned almost instantly, maybe it’s because that Jin-Hee got bit where a vein is, idk.
Here's your answer PLOT...
My guess is that it depends on one’s immune system.
@@user-cj9sb1wt6e my theory might be that healthier people might turn slower, as well as all the other stuff. Also the first lady tied a tourniquet on her leg.
4:35
I am pretty sure the speed you turn depends on the severity of the bite. Like that first woman barely had her skin punctured, so she turned slowly. Everyone else had their flesh ripped away from the body, so the infection spreads more quickly.
I think the girl had a tourniquet on her leg, slowing the infection.
Plus where on the body. They mostly aimed for the neck which caused a near instantaneous reaction. The main character and the soon to be dad got bit on the hand which greatly delayed the reaction in their respective cases. And obviously as pointed out the bite on the leg at the start of the movie was extremely slow on comparison.
So it probably also depends on overall blood flow too. But this is just my analysis of the situation
That's actually something really cool to think about. I'll have to think about that idea when I write a zombie thing :0
@@nebulawings yeah, this exact channel made a video called "why train to busan is the best zombie movie" and he explains that in effect, thats correct
@@jestfullgremblim8002 I've seen it already, thought it was an awesome video. Made me check out all the scenes posted by Movieclips
14:45 this song actually went so good with this scene
You know inconsistant infection times are actually not technically unrealistic as people's immune systems all respond differently to viral infections.
Zombies shouldn't exist that's the #1 sin checkmate
Justin Y, ah yes Justin y is here
You're late
DogeEatsToast unfortunately
Late bud late
Wow just wow
Literally nobody:
Every single zombie movie: *kills off every best character*
Games too
Press F for Lee
Pix BR Lee is the best character of TWD. F
28 weeks later kills off like the loved characters.
Pix BR Clem too 😢
@@xipin5334 Press F for Bill.
10:29 I was on my phone when my guy's ear-shattering, heart-piercing scream made my soul astrally project out of my body because fright
4:31 the stowaway appears to have some sort of torniquet on her legs, which may have slowed down the infection (assuming that it is a pathogen that travels in the blood).
I would say the stowaway took longer to turn because she appeared to have known that she was bitten and was able to "slow down" the rate of the zombification (which we see later in the film). In contrast, the other people probably didn't realise what was going on and therefore sucummbed for quickly.
I have a theory that the homeless guy is saying “all dead” because he witnessed people being attacked by the zombies and he managed to be the only survivor.
The only ones I know that might know the infection are from the seoul station
BAZZA_ DUDE14 in Seoul station, the first people to be infected were the homeless people, so this is correct
I thought he was the farmer in the beginning lol
Not a theory, just straight facts because that's exactly what he meant lmao
Cpt Dad wasnt that obvious
I feel like there were a lot of undeserved sins, like how they checked on the homeless man and not the obviously sick lady. That scene was criticizing something from Korean culture that I can't really explain and am too lazy to explain but yeah.
berio berio this channel is a joke he give sins for literally every scene in every movie lol ... and doesn’t know basic addition or subtraction lol
Matt
You realise that this channel also released a video about how ‘Train To Busan’ is the best zombie movie where he talks about this and a bunch of other commentary on Korea. It’s really insightful and I recommend it.
@@xUnMattched Like the rest of the replies say, it's just stating both opinions on the movie
@R P spoiler alert this was done in a satire way
@R P it wasn't a OMG VIDEO Bad thing, it was more of a, meh you should've ___ but that's OK, also I respect the fact that you didn't start raging on the keyboard
The pure utterly scream encompasses all my feelings into one word for that scene
I think the reason for the inconsistencies with the bites is because it is possible to hold off the infection. All the characters who took long to get infected were all determined to do something. Homeless man? He was determined to hold off the infected so Su-an, her father and the pregnant woman could escape the collision. The soon to be dad was also determined to save his wife and the child from the zombies. The father wanted to make sure the pregnant woman and his daughter could make it to Busan. The asshat wanted to see his mom. The girl at the start had time to know that she would turn, so her body was able to fight it off for as long as she could, and was determined to get to safety. The high school girl didn't have time to react because it was so sudden. But it's just a theory.
3:33 for real that guy was my favorite character in the movie. Such an MVP, amazing guy. Also he kinda thicc..
The fuc
Hes a daddy 😂😜
@アキンスアヴァ definately good thicc
He is Gilgamesh
He was the hero ❤️❤️❤️
The old lady was letting the zombies attack her first as a distraction to delay the hoard so they could close the door. It was another character choosing to be sacrifice, a repeated theme throughout the movie.
And it was why her sister felt so bitter about the majority of the train kicking out the protagonists, her sister let herself die for those people and because of the others hysteria they were willing to let be in vain.
Why not at least try to fight them
@@KicksPregnantWomen how can People legit fight a horde of zombies?
Peridot TheClod at the very least push them back or something
@@KicksPregnantWomen Zombies r stronkrr than hoomans
@@bienangelo2203 especially with these zombies, they flip and move like fidget spinners. Plus with over a dozen running at the person at full speed would be impossible for the old lady to escape from these freaky zombies
Lmaooo gotta add yes her walking her through the aisle with nobody batting a eye was crazy lmaoo
5:30 it’s probably live
No matter how many times i watch this movie, that protagonist's flashback still makes me burst into tears
Same here, I nearly burst into tears seeing the flashback on this video and remembering how sad it was :DD
@@SteadyGun360i This is the only movie that made my husband cry and he HATES Korean Dramas/Movies.
@@rochellefrechette2792 This film brings the baby out of all of us.
America: We make the best movies!
Asia: Hold my Beer
Viper Samurai it was so good i never felt so sad and happy and terrified in my life
This is what you get when you mix hot Asians, a train, and zombies
More like
Korea* hold my soju
Viper Samurai Asia: nvm lemme have that beer back
@@Michelle-bu8bk umm..wait is korea in asia?
3:30 the fact that no one cares was intentional since shows that humans don't really have any concern for strangers that have problems, the only care for themselves, but the younger generation is a light of hope.
honestly this is still one of the best zombie movies of modern movies
Fat dude: I saved ur *"kid"*
Dad: NicE RingtonE
It’s not fat; it’s muscle
ɲƹǿȿȼǿřρɨǿɲ Its muscle ma boi
Minus 30 sin 😂😂
Big bone mate
@@OppoRancisis MUSCLEMAN (OHH YEAHHH)
“I don’t understand how the scarf thing works. How is she supposed to wear it? Quarter past two?”
That was great.
This channel 'is' good
bego tuh nenek nenek malah dibuka pintu nya
@@rizkijulianto2391,what?
So after living here for a couple years... it's a thing here in South
@@wuxtry,oh
your screams perfectly embodies how I felt watching those scenes
Honestly when the dad scene came on having flashbacks I cried like a baby