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If you guys enjoyed this then you should do the Netflix original - Kingdom (2019)!! Its an absolutely phenomenal take on the classic zombie outbreak, set in ancient Korea!
@@jennafer2327 Aloha 'Oe is meant to be a sad song, its about having to part from someone you love and hoping to see them again someday, so its perfect.
The actor of the husband of the pregnant wife is making his first debut in America cinema with Eternals. Can’t wait to see him after how brilliant he was in this.
That’s why I knew that actor. I saw him on the trailer and just couldn’t place him. Guess all the KDrama I’ve watched got me confused. He’s such a good actor. I first saw him in Bad Guys
Oh yeah that's why he looked familiar. I thought he was just a regular Asian hollywood actor when I saw him in Eternals trailer. Glad for him that Eternals will be his first big hollywood film
At the end ? I cried all throughout it lol, then again I cry very easily. I was sobbing so much my friend actually got concerned for me and asked if I wanted to stop watching it 😂
Man I had to go cry in my car every morning after having to leave my son crying for me at school. Broke me up every single time. The little girl’s screams break me whenever I watch this movie. I don’t know how I’d handle hearing my kid cry for me like that knowing I was gonna die. My son would definitely be the only thing on my mind when I go
I stayed away from watching this movie cuz I heard the ending was devastating. I decided to watch it for the first time with blind wave and I was bawling my eyes out when the dad started breaking down. It was the worst feeling ever, I thought I would only tear up but oh my god. Ugly face, shaky voice and everything!!
After the dad turns into a zombie, he found himself being reverted back to a human, waking up in a strange lab. One guy with a strange mask walk up to him, telling him he owes the company his life now. The dad then begin working for the company as its recruiter, slapping people all over the world while inviting them to play a game.
That girl's father doesn't get enough credits for his acting..... His eyes and face are so expressive..... This movie was a surprise.... It left me with tears and had to call my dad to tell him thank you for everything he has done for me....
Part of the reason why his acting was soooooooo good in this movie is because he was genuinely scared the crap out of zombies. He said that in one interview. 😂😂
In the beginning her dad tells her “in life, you always have to finish what you started” and then at the end what saved her life was her finishing the song she started for her dad.
I loved how it goes full circle with the homeless man. COO talked trashed how the girl shouldnt end up like him. Meanwhile, COO literally kills everyone for himself while homeless guy sacrificed himself for a child and pregnant lady.
the song the kid sings is even used perfectly if you think about it, lot of people forget that "Aloha 'Oe" was written by the last queen of Hawaii. Its a song about someone you love going away, remembering them fondly while missing them and hoping to see them again someday. (It was sung as a farewell to hawaii when the kingdom was overthrown and annexed, and is still used as an important cultural song and protest song in hawaii to this day)
Oooohh. Wow, I had no idea the cultural significance of the song. In the last scene, I recognised the lyrics from Lilo and Stitch, when Nani is singing to Lilo when she's scared about losing her. It really was an amazing choice for the daughter to sing in that final scene, given everything that had happened around her
@@exyuda6592 The usage in Lilo in Stitch is fantastic because like the Queen of Hawaii, the thing Nani loves, LIlo, is being taken away by the American Government (CPS)
Wow!! I had no idea that the song is an actual song and it has a huge cultural significance. This makes that scene even more heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing 💜
Yes, she had no idea that that would work - but it did, so it was a good suggestion. They should have kept that newspaper and did the same thing to the doors and windows of every car they found themselves in to buy them time. I think the cleverest idea was - knowing that these things BITE - wrapping your limbs in leather and tape or paper - something so you couldn't easily be bitten. Especially since the two weakest people there - pregnant lady and little girl - had more skin exposed than almost everybody else. That they even survived is an absolute miracle - everything had to fall in their favor. They were the slowest runners and also the two who always ended up on the most compromising positions.
this cast is insane too, Eric's "blue guy" it's Ma Dong-seok, also known as Don Lee. He is playing Gilgamesh in the new Marvel movie Enternals. The main guy, his name is Gong Yoo, he has done alot of stuff, but you might have noticed him from Squid game. He is the one who is recruiting people for the games, playing the Ddak-ji (paper flipping game) and giving them the cards. The younger guy, the baseball player his name is Choi Woo-shik, he is the son in Parasite. Which judging from the other comments you haven't seen yet, but it's very recomended.
It's kinda funny how Wooshik is not easily recognizable at all, lol. I never noticed he was in Train to Busan too and then watching a variety show where he was part of the main cast it took me so long to realize he was the one in Parasite.
@@stillfangirlingtoday1468 Youn's Stay? It's funny, I think he actually forgot he was in Train to Busan because he was so excited to mention to the guest that Yumi was the pregnant woman.
"I think we can do more sub stuff live action on the channel if we wanted to." Yes please! We've been asking for Dark forever :D and Parasite, Memories of Murder and The Host from Bong Joon Ho are must watch as well. Train to Busan is such a great zombie flick. It's really well shot, the tension doesn't stop, and the characters have really good arcs. The ending is really emotional as well without feeling melodramatic.
Yes! Blind Wave reacting to Dark would be a match made in heaven. They're about to do Squid Game (assuming in sub also) so hopefully Dark is finally coming soon!
Though they had small roles in Squid Game (Gi-Hun's daughter and Sae-Byeok's brother), after seeing that and Train to Busan, all the kid actors from em are so good and talented.
I love that almost every pivotal moment for the main character's transformation happens or is summarised with a discussion with his daughter. The conversation with her on the bed showing us how broken their relationship was, the moment she tells him he's a selfish human being, the sit down after he saves her, and finally the last moment where he tells her to let him go. His daughter has been the major compass and guiding light for his humanity among the darkness. Just a masterclass in showing growth in a character and relationship within a story. Absolutely amazing!
The more you watch content with subs the better you will get at it, that's how you train your mind to read faster. Don't be too hard on yourself Aaron🙂 Glad you guys got around watching this gem of a movie.
Yeah, I started watching subs as there were anime I wanted to watch which weren't dubbed. Took me a bit getting used to but once you get used to it it's fine.
I hope not only me appreciated the heroism of the Homeless guy not just once, but twice. First, when he covered a cloth to the zombie's head who's attacking Gong Yoo's character, second when he sacrificed his life for the pregnant woman and the little girl. :(( One of my favorite characters here in this masterpiece.
LOL in his defense, it wasn't pitch black, so if the main characters were able to maneuver in the dark, then the infected should be able to as well. But the cloudiness of the eyes is a much better explanation. They probably can't make out shapes and forms in the dark, and so they just kinda hang about paralyzed until their other senses are triggered.
@@Rakerong I think that the baseball players get dazed by the lights. If they react to movement and sound then bright lights flashing by will draw your attention more than a shadowy figure you are holding. I don't think they have any object permanence. They probably just run on a loop of: Can I see or hear something? If yes, does it look human? If yes, bite it now! They just run this constantly, even during a fight. So if suddenly you cannot see something that looks human, you are more interested in the the things that you can see that are moving so they lose interest.
Oscar winning director once said, "Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more of amazing films." Such a glorious and profound statement. I'm happy that you all were able to overcome such a small but tedious part of foreign films. Now that you've all watched Train to Busan all the way through, you can always go back and take time in re-watching this masterpiece.
I didn’t realize the song the little girl was singing was the same one from Lilo and Stitch that Nani sang. I think it’s a sentimental song in Hawaii about one of the last queens or ruler. Not sure but it made me cry extra when I realized it.
I read somewhere that the extras that get turns into zombies and do crazy moves are dancers and all of those movements are choreographed perfectly. They did the same with the zombies in Kingdom which is a historical zombie series. I highly recommend it..its awesome.
UGH i LOVE how emotional Calvin gets, it's so sweet to see him get teary eyed because i get just as emotional watching those scenes, it's like watching them for the first time again
That ending makes me ugly cry dude lol, I hope that little girl got some kind of award for her acting. This is definitely my favorite zombie movie and is in my top 5 movies of all time.
I think the main guy is pretty relatable to a lot of dads out there who work a lot, especially in asian countries like SK and Japan where working seems like your whole life sometimes. He definitely redeems himself plenty in this movie, not that he was entirely a "bad" guy or anything to begin with, just pretty cowardly
Literally I cry in sections everytime I see this movie first when he dies , then with the old sisters, the end with the dad dying, and then with the little girl singing 😭😭😭.
the homeless isnt there randomly , you should look at seoul station if im right its called that, thats the prequel to train to busan and explains a bit how everything started
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! It's basically this movie meets Game of Thrones :D
For me this is tied with 28 Days Later as one of the most intense horror movie experiences of my life. And I can’t wait to see Don Lee (who plays the biggest badass in this movie) in Eternals.
The fact that I’ve seen this so many times and many reactions of the ending scenes and I still cry…. Shows how much emotion filled those scenes are. Just the grief in the little girl’s screams and the sacrifice… man I can’t…. I’m so glad you guys watched this
Ma Dong-seok has been killing it in all his roles hes been in. Probably my favorite korean actor. I know this is a bit out there statement. But since they are doing a Live Action Avatar. I would want to see him playing Iroh. He has the acting skills, can look friendly and has the body shape to look like a fat older man, or show his muscles and look shredded like trained Iroh
As soon as the CEO showed up, I was thinking "oh, you're gonna like this guy" 😉 And the little girl who played the daughter was so absolutely great, too.
Gong Yoo is very famous Don Lee (buff husband) is popular in america I think he's korean American but he also plays Gilgamesh in The Eternals One of the baseball players is Choi Woo Shik, who is also really famous and the main character in Parasite. He's Korean Canadian I think South Korea is really good at making Drama and Horror Gong Yoo is good in Goblin The baseball girl is actually Sohee, a member of girl group Wonder Girls
It amazes me how a movie that was globally acclaimed 3-4 years ago (and still is to this day), is just being reacted to by content creators from USA. I've seen more and more youtube channels this past few weeks reacting to the movie and I'm really glad...I hope this opens the door for less Hollywood adaptations and the acceptance of source material, diverse content and most of all a more equal distribution of media globally.
I just bought and watched this movie after seeing that it won the poll, and holy *shit* is it fantastic. I wish I'd watched it years ago so I could nag other people into watching it.
Neck = fast turn, hand/leg = longer time to turn. It's simple- the more major the vein/the more quickly it will get to the heart/brain, the faster the change.
I think it's not really a main focus to figure out the science behind it, just that it's used in a way to enhance the movie. In a panicky scene, you'd want the bitten to turn instantaneous to keep up with everything. When they're slowly turning, it's to build up to something - like the girl in the beginning setting the mood to an uneasy and unnerving start and the end with the dad slowly turning to allow the viewers to get the tears flowing. But even if they were going by that rationale of the changes happening depending on bite location, they aren't consistent. The teenager girl with the baseball team was bit in the leg and got turned within seconds.
@@Rakerong to be fair baseball girl was bitten on the thigh whereas the first woman with the tourniquet was presumably bitten below the knee and the main character/other dad guy bitten on the hand so a thigh bite would reach the heart faster
@@cchase1282 The thing is, even if we were to go by actual medical rationale, the more important things would be specifically the veins or arteries since they are where the blood travels through. And major arteries are located in different parts of the body. And the heart beating faster would circulate blood much quicker. A bite to the thigh could enter in the femoral artery which should work to change a person faster than a bite to the hand or neck where an artery is located. The real question is how fast the infection or virus or whatever it is works. It could be a Walking Dead situation where it varies. Maybe it differs with each person's immune system since real infections do encounter the immune system when they are in the body.
The creator and director of Train to Busan has a show coming out on Netflix next month called Hellbound. People are thinking it can be the next Squid Game.
I finally watched this film a few days ago and I absolutely LOVED it. In general I am not a zombie movie fan. They just don't interest me. Kingdom on Netflix and Train to Busan are the ONLY productions about zombies I fan girl over. This film stressed me the eff out and had me crying more times than should be allowed. Korean shows/movies keep proving how badass they are. I cared about the people in this movie, hardcore, and the little girl definitely deserved awards for her performance. She broke my heart with her character. And of course, Gong Yoo and Don Lee were PHENOMENAL. I could watch this over and over again. The end.
The grandma was actually saying 'you rotten bastards' to the zombies around her, it was a really bad translation job where the flow of the conversation right before was about her daughter-in-law & Su-an so naturally viewers will most likely think that...grandma WAS NOT referring to either one as 'bitch', she remained a caring, warm person to the very end!!
Korean writing is on another level. I’ve seen this movie a couple of times. And a bunch of reactions. However the dad daughter separation part always gets to me 😭
This is, without a shadow of a doubt, my favorite zombie movie. The cinematography, the editing, the SFX, THE ACTING. The underlying message is both heartbreaking and heartwarming, the reality of the situation is soberingly honest. I was absolutely awestruck the first time I saw this. I'm a seasoned scare actor at a Halloween attraction during October (I'm usually a zombie lol) and these actors are incredibly talented and have a VERY firm grasp of what makes these monsters scary. Anyone who's watching this video and hasn't seen the movie yet, I can't recommend it enough.
This is my favorite zombie movie by far. I’ve watched it so many times and I cry EVERY single time I rewatch it. 😭😭 I’m so glad you guys watched it. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I've seen this movie so many times on my own and through reactions and I cry EVERY time. Honestly, I can't watch very many scary movies because I'm a scaredy-cat, but this is my favorite zombie movie that I've seen. Happy to see more people discovering it.
Choi Woo Shik, the actor who plays the student of the Baseball Team is actually the same actor who plays the main role in Parasite. Just wanted to let you guys know in case you decide to react to that one too. Also the father of the little girl is also in Squid Game. His name is Gong Yoo and he plays the Salesman who offers Gi Hun to play in the Squid Game.
Calvin was literally me the whole movie, I'm so glad he teared up at every scene i did because no matter how many times you rewatch this movie, just as a human being its so heart wrenching. Shoutout Calvin
through the years, I have walked away from very few movies that made me tear up at the end. but I have never ugly-cried before as I did by the end of this one! an amazing crew for all areas: writing, directing, editing, music score, special effects, and then there is the cast with all those great actors.... and that little girl. you just want to hold her and comfort her so much!
What a pleasant surprise this is!!! But a more pleasant one is this: "I think we can do more sub stuff live action on the channel if we wanted to." THERE IS HOPE FOR DARK AFTER ALL?!! Don't get me wrong, I don't mind them watching the dubbed version, I just want them to see it already lol
as a daughter of one of the best dads in the world, i can't watch this movie without crying. imagining losing my dad in a way like this kills me. and as someone who wants to be the best parent i can possibly be, seeing the dad's character change throughout the movie, from being similarly as bad as the businessman to being a hero up until his very last moments, it kills me. this movie is THE best zombie movie i have ever seen, and one of the best horror/thriller movies i've ever seen. loved the reaction! i could already tell calvin had been through the wringer with this movie. my man was already puffy eyed halfway through. keep it up guys!
I have a theory about why they can't see in the dark, or the when the line of sight is broken, their eyes seem to be a milky color like a person with bad cataracts. One of the things that happened when someone gets cataracts, is they lose their night vision. Some blind people sti have some sort of sight, usually shadows, which is helped by light hitting an object.
If you guys are doing more live action subbed shows, I’d recommend Kingdom, it’s an absolutely phenomenal take on the classic zombie outbreak, set in ancient Korea. Great acting, choreography, amazing lighting, etc.
Still amazing to think that a zombie horror film can make one so emotional. Every single time I watch this movie and the ending, I CRY every single time. Not many films can get me to shred tears like that. This damn movie bro!
Hahaha! I laughed my ass off when that train conductor missed the woman scrambling onto the train, and then I watched three of these guys miss the same woman boarding the train!!
The main character in this movie was the guy who recruited Gi-hun into the Squid Game. And the husband of the pregnant woman is going to play Gilgamesh in the Eternals.
the ending never fails to make me cry no matter how many times i watch it. I literally cry every time i watch someone reacting to it too. That little girl is just such a good actress, it feels so real
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Fate/stay night: Heaven's Feel II. Lost Butterfly
Free Guy
The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf
I see free guy yes but no shang chi or Venom and lego star wars terrifying tales
the witcher is cool
If you guys enjoyed this then you should do the Netflix original - Kingdom (2019)!! Its an absolutely phenomenal take on the classic zombie outbreak, set in ancient Korea!
Please watch The Wailing.
Fate :D!!!
The little girl should win an award. Her acting is so good! The screams are so realistic that I cry every time I watch it
She should win all the awards. She makes me cry every single time.
Im pretty sure she has won an award
The saddest rendition of Aloha 'Oe I've ever heard... I sob everytime..
@@jennafer2327 Aloha 'Oe is meant to be a sad song, its about having to part from someone you love and hoping to see them again someday, so its perfect.
Korean kid actors are on another level. Everyone of them are just as good.
Little girl crying is one of the best kid crying ive ever watched.
lol, but true, great child actress !
These American kids could never.
This kid crying and the one in the scene of the movie "City of God" are the best of all time
You must be an expert at hearing children cry.
@@user-dm3kc5sj9d good attempt of a joke, keep trying, you will get it next time
The actor of the husband of the pregnant wife is making his first debut in America cinema with Eternals. Can’t wait to see him after how brilliant he was in this.
That’s why I knew that actor. I saw him on the trailer and just couldn’t place him. Guess all the KDrama I’ve watched got me confused. He’s such a good actor. I first saw him in Bad Guys
Oh yeah that's why he looked familiar. I thought he was just a regular Asian hollywood actor when I saw him in Eternals trailer. Glad for him that Eternals will be his first big hollywood film
He is an American tho
He is Asian American
@@dyjustup7320 HE's not american. he is a famous korean actor.
As many times as I’ve seen it, it’s impossible for me to watch ‘Train to Busan’ without crying at the end. There’s too many dad feels in there.
At the end ? I cried all throughout it lol, then again I cry very easily. I was sobbing so much my friend actually got concerned for me and asked if I wanted to stop watching it 😂
100%, man. I hope when I die I'll be able to think of my little girl one last time
As soon a a the girl starts crying I'm done every time
Man I had to go cry in my car every morning after having to leave my son crying for me at school. Broke me up every single time. The little girl’s screams break me whenever I watch this movie. I don’t know how I’d handle hearing my kid cry for me like that knowing I was gonna die. My son would definitely be the only thing on my mind when I go
I stayed away from watching this movie cuz I heard the ending was devastating. I decided to watch it for the first time with blind wave and I was bawling my eyes out when the dad started breaking down. It was the worst feeling ever, I thought I would only tear up but oh my god.
Ugly face, shaky voice and everything!!
After the dad turns into a zombie, he found himself being reverted back to a human, waking up in a strange lab. One guy with a strange mask walk up to him, telling him he owes the company his life now.
The dad then begin working for the company as its recruiter, slapping people all over the world while inviting them to play a game.
LOL
Im cracking up at midnight because of this
bruh😂
LMAO
Thanks I needed that laugh after crying again 😂
That girl's father doesn't get enough credits for his acting..... His eyes and face are so expressive..... This movie was a surprise.... It left me with tears and had to call my dad to tell him thank you for everything he has done for me....
Gong Yoo is one hell of a actor
bruh he was in squid games'
he's very recognized in korea, one of the top actor, so you don't need to worry about that hahaha
Part of the reason why his acting was soooooooo good in this movie is because he was genuinely scared the crap out of zombies. He said that in one interview. 😂😂
@@mjgodfrey LOL
In the beginning her dad tells her “in life, you always have to finish what you started” and then at the end what saved her life was her finishing the song she started for her dad.
I loved how it goes full circle with the homeless man.
COO talked trashed how the girl shouldnt end up like him.
Meanwhile, COO literally kills everyone for himself while homeless guy sacrificed himself for a child and pregnant lady.
This conductor ranks up there with the most professional people in a crisis ever.
The little girls acting is just so stellar, makes me cry every time
ikr it was hella funny 🤣
@@prawiraagung4011smth is wrong with you ngl
the song the kid sings is even used perfectly if you think about it, lot of people forget that "Aloha 'Oe" was written by the last queen of Hawaii. Its a song about someone you love going away, remembering them fondly while missing them and hoping to see them again someday. (It was sung as a farewell to hawaii when the kingdom was overthrown and annexed, and is still used as an important cultural song and protest song in hawaii to this day)
Oooohh. Wow, I had no idea the cultural significance of the song. In the last scene, I recognised the lyrics from Lilo and Stitch, when Nani is singing to Lilo when she's scared about losing her.
It really was an amazing choice for the daughter to sing in that final scene, given everything that had happened around her
@@exyuda6592 The usage in Lilo in Stitch is fantastic because like the Queen of Hawaii, the thing Nani loves, LIlo, is being taken away by the American Government (CPS)
Wow!! I had no idea that the song is an actual song and it has a huge cultural significance. This makes that scene even more heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing 💜
I’ve never seen them all go practically speechless. But the dad death gets everyone
10:35 I love that Eric and Aaron appreciates the pregnant lady using that news paper. Always thought that was so cool cause of how smart it was.
Yes, she had no idea that that would work - but it did, so it was a good suggestion. They should have kept that newspaper and did the same thing to the doors and windows of every car they found themselves in to buy them time. I think the cleverest idea was - knowing that these things BITE - wrapping your limbs in leather and tape or paper - something so you couldn't easily be bitten. Especially since the two weakest people there - pregnant lady and little girl - had more skin exposed than almost everybody else. That they even survived is an absolute miracle - everything had to fall in their favor. They were the slowest runners and also the two who always ended up on the most compromising positions.
@@TodaysSpecialMinisbecause everyone was trying to saving to them
I like how Aaron pronounced Busan perfectly and then it just completely deteriorated
lmfao fr
Unlike other zombie movies where the main thing is "who'll survive" , this movie was mainly focused on "what in humanity is worth saving"
Yeah, for that this is my favorite zombie's movie
this cast is insane too, Eric's "blue guy" it's Ma Dong-seok, also known as Don Lee. He is playing Gilgamesh in the new Marvel movie Enternals. The main guy, his name is Gong Yoo, he has done alot of stuff, but you might have noticed him from Squid game. He is the one who is recruiting people for the games, playing the Ddak-ji (paper flipping game) and giving them the cards. The younger guy, the baseball player his name is Choi Woo-shik, he is the son in Parasite. Which judging from the other comments you haven't seen yet, but it's very recomended.
I watch a lot of Kdramas and agree this cast is insanely good.
It's kinda funny how Wooshik is not easily recognizable at all, lol. I never noticed he was in Train to Busan too and then watching a variety show where he was part of the main cast it took me so long to realize he was the one in Parasite.
I'm not sure she's been in other movies or shows, but the teenage girl in this is So-Hee, who is a kpop idol in the group Wonder Girls.
@@stillfangirlingtoday1468 Youn's Stay? It's funny, I think he actually forgot he was in Train to Busan because he was so excited to mention to the guest that Yumi was the pregnant woman.
@@pollaxt Yeah! I only realized later when he revealed he was in Parasite with Park Seojoon, lol. That cast was great, only big names.
"I think we can do more sub stuff live action on the channel if we wanted to." Yes please! We've been asking for Dark forever :D and Parasite, Memories of Murder and The Host from Bong Joon Ho are must watch as well.
Train to Busan is such a great zombie flick. It's really well shot, the tension doesn't stop, and the characters have really good arcs. The ending is really emotional as well without feeling melodramatic.
Yes! Blind Wave reacting to Dark would be a match made in heaven. They're about to do Squid Game (assuming in sub also) so hopefully Dark is finally coming soon!
I really hope they do! The Witch Subversion (2018) and I Saw the Devil (2010) are also super good
dark is a must
DARK DARK DARK
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That little girl starts me bawling every time. Damn she's good. My absolute favorite zombie movie by far.
She'd give every American child actors a run for their money.
The only time our main character truly smiled was during his final thoughts of his daughter.
The little girl..oh my god..chills..that last scene is so emotional..
If that's you in your profile, you are very pretty :)
@@A_swarm_of_bees_ it is..thank you very much ☺️
I cry EVERY SINGLE TIME 😫🥺
I like how Calvin's already seen it and he cried again. I know the feeling. That little girl kills me every time.
36:41🧡🤍
everytime
Though they had small roles in Squid Game (Gi-Hun's daughter and Sae-Byeok's brother), after seeing that and Train to Busan, all the kid actors from em are so good and talented.
There is this kdrama called Mouse and Through The Darkness. They had a lot of flashback scenes and the kids acting 👌👌👌💣💣
I love that almost every pivotal moment for the main character's transformation happens or is summarised with a discussion with his daughter. The conversation with her on the bed showing us how broken their relationship was, the moment she tells him he's a selfish human being, the sit down after he saves her, and finally the last moment where he tells her to let him go. His daughter has been the major compass and guiding light for his humanity among the darkness. Just a masterclass in showing growth in a character and relationship within a story. Absolutely amazing!
That was beautiful👍
Perfect essay
This movie and Squid Game confirms that all the talented child actors were born in South Korea.
Fr I’ve seen plenty of kdramas and the child actors are actually pretty good!
every single Korean film or drama that I have seen all have phenomenal child actors. how are they all soo good??
@새벽 lmfao it's effective
this is so true
don’t worry everyone! the dad didn’t really die.
he’s been spotted at various train stations playing games and slapping bums.
The more you watch content with subs the better you will get at it, that's how you train your mind to read faster. Don't be too hard on yourself Aaron🙂 Glad you guys got around watching this gem of a movie.
I think generally Europeans watch more movies with subtitles. I learned English that way when I was just a young boy 😁
@@peeweewallabowski7084 nah depends on each country, european general rule not possible
My Ex got me used to watching everything with subs. It's made my viewing experience even better for all movies.
They'll grow themselves a pair of Sharingan, after that, reacting while reading subs aren't a problem
Yeah, I started watching subs as there were anime I wanted to watch which weren't dubbed. Took me a bit getting used to but once you get used to it it's fine.
I hope not only me appreciated the heroism of the Homeless guy not just once, but twice. First, when he covered a cloth to the zombie's head who's attacking Gong Yoo's character, second when he sacrificed his life for the pregnant woman and the little girl. :((
One of my favorite characters here in this masterpiece.
I’ve seen this movie so many times and sobbed right along with y’all.
Every. Single. Time.
@@xphiler06 literally, I know exactly how it ends yet it still gets me.
It never gets less sad 😭
@@daviskj5488 Tell me about it 😭😩✨
The Dad's death scene and talk with his daughter is just heartbreaking. Consistent tears anytime I watch it.
"Maybe they have like, a weird light-vision thing where they can't see in darkness?"
Yes Aaron that is how human eyes work
LOL in his defense, it wasn't pitch black, so if the main characters were able to maneuver in the dark, then the infected should be able to as well. But the cloudiness of the eyes is a much better explanation. They probably can't make out shapes and forms in the dark, and so they just kinda hang about paralyzed until their other senses are triggered.
@@Rakerong I think that the baseball players get dazed by the lights. If they react to movement and sound then bright lights flashing by will draw your attention more than a shadowy figure you are holding. I don't think they have any object permanence. They probably just run on a loop of: Can I see or hear something? If yes, does it look human? If yes, bite it now! They just run this constantly, even during a fight. So if suddenly you cannot see something that looks human, you are more interested in the the things that you can see that are moving so they lose interest.
@@Rakerong Also, their eyes might not be able to adjust to the lack of light now that they're dead.
32:06 is my personal favorite moment
The ending of this movie always makes me cry. The saddest zombie movie ever.
Oscar winning director once said, "Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more of amazing films." Such a glorious and profound statement. I'm happy that you all were able to overcome such a small but tedious part of foreign films. Now that you've all watched Train to Busan all the way through, you can always go back and take time in re-watching this masterpiece.
you 100% need to react to Kingdom, a Korean period drama about zombies around the 15th century
YESSS
Looooooove that shit
I didn’t realize the song the little girl was singing was the same one from Lilo and Stitch that Nani sang. I think it’s a sentimental song in Hawaii about one of the last queens or ruler. Not sure but it made me cry extra when I realized it.
The dad is the recruiting guy from Squidgame, and then the Blue guy is playing a Eternal in The Eternals
Another great Korean zombie series is a Kingdom which has an interesting premise
I read somewhere that the extras that get turns into zombies and do crazy moves are dancers and all of those movements are choreographed perfectly. They did the same with the zombies in Kingdom which is a historical zombie series. I highly recommend it..its awesome.
Absolutely love the dead silence at 35:00 ... masterpiece of a movie
UGH i LOVE how emotional Calvin gets, it's so sweet to see him get teary eyed because i get just as emotional watching those scenes, it's like watching them for the first time again
That ending makes me ugly cry dude lol, I hope that little girl got some kind of award for her acting. This is definitely my favorite zombie movie and is in my top 5 movies of all time.
When i heard you guys said “find someone to kill this guy” , i laugh so hard 😂
Ngl, if they loved the zombies in this, I really hope they do Kingdom
I think the main guy is pretty relatable to a lot of dads out there who work a lot, especially in asian countries like SK and Japan where working seems like your whole life sometimes. He definitely redeems himself plenty in this movie, not that he was entirely a "bad" guy or anything to begin with, just pretty cowardly
Whenever I watch the scene where Jock Dad yells out his daughter's name I lose it every time. just has me bawling.
And he fought with every second to protect the others.
Literally I cry in sections everytime I see this movie first when he dies , then with the old sisters, the end with the dad dying, and then with the little girl singing 😭😭😭.
the homeless isnt there randomly , you should look at seoul station if im right its called that, thats the prequel to train to busan and explains a bit how everything started
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! It's basically this movie meets Game of Thrones :D
Last Kingdom came around the time of Vikings and Game of Thrones that was great too.
*Kingdom!* ❤❤❤
i hope they watch it
KINGDOM. You guys will definitely enjoy Kingdom. Hope you watch it soon.
For me this is tied with 28 Days Later as one of the most intense horror movie experiences of my life.
And I can’t wait to see Don Lee (who plays the biggest badass in this movie) in Eternals.
What I love about this zombie movie in particular is how you run the gamut of emotions. From horror, excitement, laughter and sadness.
The fact that I’ve seen this so many times and many reactions of the ending scenes and I still cry…. Shows how much emotion filled those scenes are. Just the grief in the little girl’s screams and the sacrifice… man I can’t…. I’m so glad you guys watched this
Me too 😭😭😭 I have watched this 4 times but i cried all the freaking time 😭😭😭
Ma Dong-seok has been killing it in all his roles hes been in. Probably my favorite korean actor.
I know this is a bit out there statement. But since they are doing a Live Action Avatar. I would want to see him playing Iroh. He has the acting skills, can look friendly and has the body shape to look like a fat older man, or show his muscles and look shredded like trained Iroh
As soon as the CEO showed up, I was thinking "oh, you're gonna like this guy" 😉
And the little girl who played the daughter was so absolutely great, too.
Loved this reaction. Hope you guys react to Parasite next.
and they did
Gong Yoo is very famous
Don Lee (buff husband) is popular in america I think he's korean American but he also plays Gilgamesh in The Eternals
One of the baseball players is Choi Woo Shik, who is also really famous and the main character in Parasite. He's Korean Canadian I think
South Korea is really good at making Drama and Horror
Gong Yoo is good in Goblin
The baseball girl is actually Sohee, a member of girl group Wonder Girls
It amazes me how a movie that was globally acclaimed 3-4 years ago (and still is to this day), is just being reacted to by content creators from USA. I've seen more and more youtube channels this past few weeks reacting to the movie and I'm really glad...I hope this opens the door for less
Hollywood adaptations and the acceptance of source material, diverse content and most of all a more equal distribution of media globally.
Squid game effects 🐙
I just bought and watched this movie after seeing that it won the poll, and holy *shit* is it fantastic. I wish I'd watched it years ago so I could nag other people into watching it.
I don't know if y'all like comedy-drama movies, but if y'all interested, Miracle Cell No. 7 is a great choice. It's another Korean movie!
This!
This movie is top tier, made me shed a tear at the end. That kid is a great actress
Neck = fast turn, hand/leg = longer time to turn. It's simple- the more major the vein/the more quickly it will get to the heart/brain, the faster the change.
👍🏼. I also think no one really gets eaten because they turn so fast. No zombie wants to eat another zombie.
Didn't that first infected girl on the train have a tourniquet tied on her leg above the bite? That's why it took her so long to turn.
I think it's not really a main focus to figure out the science behind it, just that it's used in a way to enhance the movie. In a panicky scene, you'd want the bitten to turn instantaneous to keep up with everything. When they're slowly turning, it's to build up to something - like the girl in the beginning setting the mood to an uneasy and unnerving start and the end with the dad slowly turning to allow the viewers to get the tears flowing. But even if they were going by that rationale of the changes happening depending on bite location, they aren't consistent. The teenager girl with the baseball team was bit in the leg and got turned within seconds.
@@Rakerong to be fair baseball girl was bitten on the thigh whereas the first woman with the tourniquet was presumably bitten below the knee and the main character/other dad guy bitten on the hand so a thigh bite would reach the heart faster
@@cchase1282 The thing is, even if we were to go by actual medical rationale, the more important things would be specifically the veins or arteries since they are where the blood travels through. And major arteries are located in different parts of the body. And the heart beating faster would circulate blood much quicker. A bite to the thigh could enter in the femoral artery which should work to change a person faster than a bite to the hand or neck where an artery is located.
The real question is how fast the infection or virus or whatever it is works. It could be a Walking Dead situation where it varies. Maybe it differs with each person's immune system since real infections do encounter the immune system when they are in the body.
i dont know how but this is the first movie ive gone full cry mode, it was so good and sad at the same time
10/10 woudl cry again
This was one of the more emotional movies I've ever seen.
@@ArlanKels I was kind of upset that none of the characters could actually really cry throughout most of the movie, lol
The creator and director of Train to Busan has a show coming out on Netflix next month called Hellbound. People are thinking it can be the next Squid Game.
I finally watched this film a few days ago and I absolutely LOVED it. In general I am not a zombie movie fan. They just don't interest me. Kingdom on Netflix and Train to Busan are the ONLY productions about zombies I fan girl over. This film stressed me the eff out and had me crying more times than should be allowed.
Korean shows/movies keep proving how badass they are. I cared about the people in this movie, hardcore, and the little girl definitely deserved awards for her performance. She broke my heart with her character. And of course, Gong Yoo and Don Lee were PHENOMENAL. I could watch this over and over again. The end.
Welcome. You came into the ant hell of Korean movies.
Now you can't get out of it.
The little girl's cry really tore my heart. I felt the pain
South Korea. Nothing is coming out of North Korea. It’s pronounced “Boo” san. Love this movie!
One thing comes out is...nukes?
@Not Available the only country with nukes?.. dumbass
@@vrod9686 what? Me? Bro why..
@@vrod9686 bro chill
The grandma was actually saying 'you rotten bastards' to the zombies around her, it was a really bad translation job where the flow of the conversation right before was about her daughter-in-law & Su-an so naturally viewers will most likely think that...grandma WAS NOT referring to either one as 'bitch', she remained a caring, warm person to the very end!!
Korean writing is on another level. I’ve seen this movie a couple of times. And a bunch of reactions. However the dad daughter separation part always gets to me 😭
I’ve seen this like… four times and the ending has always made me sob so hard.
This is, without a shadow of a doubt, my favorite zombie movie. The cinematography, the editing, the SFX, THE ACTING. The underlying message is both heartbreaking and heartwarming, the reality of the situation is soberingly honest. I was absolutely awestruck the first time I saw this.
I'm a seasoned scare actor at a Halloween attraction during October (I'm usually a zombie lol) and these actors are incredibly talented and have a VERY firm grasp of what makes these monsters scary.
Anyone who's watching this video and hasn't seen the movie yet, I can't recommend it enough.
And after all these years since it first came out, this movie has never failed in making me cry at the end
Calvin's "collectible bells" line was great!
This is my favorite zombie movie by far. I’ve watched it so many times and I cry EVERY single time I rewatch it. 😭😭 I’m so glad you guys watched it. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Then you will totally love Netflix 'Kingdom' if you have not watched yet. Just endure through first 2~3 episodes.
I've seen this movie so many times on my own and through reactions and I cry EVERY time. Honestly, I can't watch very many scary movies because I'm a scaredy-cat, but this is my favorite zombie movie that I've seen. Happy to see more people discovering it.
It's always funny when every reactor says KILL THE BUSINESS GUY!! :) He's definitely one of the BEST bad guys in movies in the past few years.
Give the little girl every Oscar in the world 😭
Choi Woo Shik, the actor who plays the student of the Baseball Team is actually the same actor who plays the main role in Parasite. Just wanted to let you guys know in case you decide to react to that one too. Also the father of the little girl is also in Squid Game. His name is Gong Yoo and he plays the Salesman who offers Gi Hun to play in the Squid Game.
Calvin was literally me the whole movie, I'm so glad he teared up at every scene i did because no matter how many times you rewatch this movie, just as a human being its so heart wrenching. Shoutout Calvin
Seok woo's death is the saddest moment in the movie 😢
I watched this recently and it instantly became one of my favorites, despite how much it made me cry.
The movie in which Eric has a vendetta against dress clothes, "you're calling her stupid? You're still wearing a fucking tie!"
The ending always makes me shed some tears
through the years, I have walked away from very few movies that made me tear up at the end. but I have never ugly-cried before as I did by the end of this one! an amazing crew for all areas: writing, directing, editing, music score, special effects, and then there is the cast with all those great actors.... and that little girl. you just want to hold her and comfort her so much!
What a pleasant surprise this is!!! But a more pleasant one is this: "I think we can do more sub stuff live action on the channel if we wanted to." THERE IS HOPE FOR DARK AFTER ALL?!! Don't get me wrong, I don't mind them watching the dubbed version, I just want them to see it already lol
as a daughter of one of the best dads in the world, i can't watch this movie without crying. imagining losing my dad in a way like this kills me. and as someone who wants to be the best parent i can possibly be, seeing the dad's character change throughout the movie, from being similarly as bad as the businessman to being a hero up until his very last moments, it kills me. this movie is THE best zombie movie i have ever seen, and one of the best horror/thriller movies i've ever seen. loved the reaction! i could already tell calvin had been through the wringer with this movie. my man was already puffy eyed halfway through. keep it up guys!
I have a theory about why they can't see in the dark, or the when the line of sight is broken, their eyes seem to be a milky color like a person with bad cataracts. One of the things that happened when someone gets cataracts, is they lose their night vision. Some blind people sti have some sort of sight, usually shadows, which is helped by light hitting an object.
i'm just here to recommend Parasite, i hope you react to it
If you guys are doing more live action subbed shows, I’d recommend Kingdom, it’s an absolutely phenomenal take on the classic zombie outbreak, set in ancient Korea.
Great acting, choreography, amazing lighting, etc.
I need to watch that show
Up ... yes please ....
@@k3n12ock Hell yeah you do.
Oh yeah I remember kingdom such I good movie
@@blindspotj *Show. There’s 2 seasons and a feature length movie/episode
"I tell you once this happens, I'm gonna kill you"
"When I'm infected, right?"
I LOLed so bad hahahahahahaha
The little girl's dad is the slapper in Squid Game. And the baseball boy is the Kelvin in Parasite.
Hopefully they do Parasite next!
Still amazing to think that a zombie horror film can make one so emotional.
Every single time I watch this movie and the ending, I CRY every single time.
Not many films can get me to shred tears like that. This damn movie bro!
the green teeshirt guy said the word Busan right in the first place XD
Train to Busan will always make me cry. I don't care what anyone says, it's the best zombie movie ever.
Hahaha! I laughed my ass off when that train conductor missed the woman scrambling onto the train, and then I watched three of these guys miss the same woman boarding the train!!
Now that you pointed that out, I can't stop laughing XD
The main character in this movie was the guy who recruited Gi-hun into the Squid Game.
And the husband of the pregnant woman is going to play Gilgamesh in the Eternals.
the ending never fails to make me cry no matter how many times i watch it. I literally cry every time i watch someone reacting to it too. That little girl is just such a good actress, it feels so real
Literally watched this movie few days ago for the first time, time to experience it again with my favourite reaction channel
Ones you cross the barrier of subbed movies, the wider the variety of incredible films you can watch and enjoy.
You guys should put kindom on the list of series you should react to. it's zombie apocalypse in Korea medieval Josen era
You guys were so tuned into this. The whole time . I loved it.