First Time Watching TRAIN TO BUSAN Reaction... I DID NOT SURVIVE THIS.
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- čas přidán 31. 03. 2023
- Watching TRAIN TO BUSAN for the first time!
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Just when you thought zombie movies were tired and creatively bankrupt, this one hits you hard in the feels and reminds you that sometimes you'll get a gem like this. Very few movies (whatever the genre) has managed to make me cry this badly and this was made possible only because of the father's growth as a character and the child being an absolute sweetheart (what an actress!).
That little girl was amazing. I'm floored that a kid that young could give such a powerful performance. I hope she got a Korean Oscar for this.
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A great korean zombie series on viki called Happiness is my very favorite of the genre.
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this movie sucked me into korean cinema, didn't know they had such incredible talent for the medium, wish i had found out sooner!
KAT A FEW MONTHS AGO: I hate horror movies.
KAT TODAY: Cut his hand off!!!!!!
😂😂😂😂😂
Punch him!, close the dooooorr!!
Yeah I feel that way to😅🤣
The opening kind of reminds me of the opening of RE2
Awesome 😎😂
When she yelled KYS during the 28 days later reaction I lost it. So unexpected 😂
This is probably the best zombie movie made in decades. I always enjoy when they take time to concentrate on the human reaction to this stuff.
True. It's not even that they reinvented the wheel with this one. All of the elements are pretty much well known and seen before (and that even helps to quickly establish the scenario without tones of explanation).
It's purely the perfect cinematic execution to tell this pretty straight forward story. Camera, FX, sounddesign, the pacing during cutting/editing, it's all perfectly on point. And on top you have these fabulous actors (playing well written characters), who let us bond so much with the protagonists.
@@mrtveye6682 you almost get the sense that when they pitched the movie to get produced it wasn’t pitched as a zombie movie but a drama about a father, his daughter and fellow passengers struggle to survive on a train hit by sudden tragedy.
@@number1fool Right., It's always clever to have a underlying story that is relatable to everyone, that we know from "normal life". We have a father who is like a "work-zombie" and because of that, split up with his wife and disappoint his little daughter, and than has to grow under sudden unexpected circumstances (no matter if zombies, a natural disaster, an accident).
Plus like in a lot of these monster/zombie/disaster movies, there's often the "message" that no matter how tough it gets, (at least some) humans manage to be even worse than the primary threat.
Zombie land was great as well!
it's a genre movie in the sense that there are zombies in it, but surely your regular humanities exploring dramatic film as well-
The little girl is still acting, is seventeen now. Kim Su-an was in a dozen films before Train To Busan and had won best acting awards. She's been in eight films and four TV series since this.
This film is beyond amazing, and that ending...what can be said? I've seen this six times and it never fails to leave me a blubbering mess.
26:09. She did that because she felt guilt over let her sister get infected and not doing anything to try and save her because of her own personal fear of getting bitten. She also saw that the people around her were equally guilty of being cowards, so in her eyes they were damned in any case. At least by giving all of them their just reward, she could be with her sister, whom she loved more than life itself. :)
Karma. The receipts come FAST
I think that she tried to get the people to let them in but one of them shoved her down. It's hard to see in this video since it happens fast at 23:24
She saw how evil and selfish people can be so she let 5hem have it
I appreciate the irony of your first horror movie reaction that comes out late and it's about a train.
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What irony?
@@grabble7605 trains are usually always late so they're saying the reaction to a movie that has 'train' in it's title was also posted late
@@grabble7605 That trains should arrive on time? I know, a shockingly controversial concept.
No he meant what does irony mean . 😂🤣😂🎥🎞✌️✌️✌️
Glad you managed to defeat the zombie censors!!!
Agreed 😊
That sweet little child never fails to get my eyes all misty when she sings at the end. Thought I'd be safe this time since I seen it 7 times but nope. "Untill we meet again" caused instant pain 😭
The fact that I am cutting up chicken for dinner while listening to you freaking out and screaming ‘no, no please don’t’.... while I giggle under my breath ... is making me question my sanity 🧐😳🤪
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The "NO, PLEASE!" never fails to make me lol
what'd the chicken think?
This movie did in two hours what The Walking Dead failed to do in 11 seasons:
Made me give a damn.
I'd rescue you, Kat! ❤
If you liked it, check out Peninsula, which is a stand-alone movie in the same Universe.
Great reactions! 😂
I have not seen an acting performance like THAT from a CHILD since Haley Joel Osmett in the Sixth Sense! She was astounding. Her performance left me a weeping mess on the floor. Phenomenal movie! Phenomenal cast! *PLEASE* watch the Skeleton Key (2005)! 💕
Uhm. Haley Joel Osmett in Sixth Sense? Seriously?
@@eatsmylifeYT I said what I said. Argue with someone who cares.
@@PhedreTheParamour Can't argue with someone who don't know shite, that's for sure.
@@eatsmylifeYTYes. Seriously. He should have won that Best Supporting Oscar. Astonishing performance.
@@BJBee If you say so.
You are so much fun to watch horror movies with.
"This guy's a hero! Captain America!"
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No, but Ma Dong-seok does play a different superhero in Eternals 😉 The shot where they square up for the gauntlet of zombie goes hard AF. I just wish he had taped his hands 😬
Watched this with my mom a few years ago cause although she hates horror movies she will watch anything with zombies. I was trying so hard to keep my composure during the last scenes with the dad. That little kid sold it.
I'm almost positive that this is the only horror movie that ever made me cry. I can't think of another one that did it. Although a couple of horror series have. Both "The Haunting of Hill House" and "The Haunting of Bly Manor" got me too.
How about "The Babadook"?
@@winterfell_forever I've never actually seen "The Babadook." I want to though.
@@BubblyRainbows You should. People talk about Cathy Bates in Misery, but what Essi Davis did in Babadook is unbelievable.
Give the Orphanage a shot. Love it, gets me every time.
Have you seen The Mist? Ending will make you never watch it again.
As someone who has been tired of anything zombies since the over-exposure of the late 80s and 90s, this movie was damn good
There are maybe 5 good zombie films from the 80s and 90s combined.
@@jpctx But there was still alot of them released, hence the over-exposure
meh, just don't be an elitist and enjoy things for what they are, I enjoy all and any zombie movies, great stuff
@@mikeman2862
When you say "tired of zombies", it's pointing to a common misunderstanding, though. Many people have exposed *themselves* (by their own choice) to basically any zombie movie that was released and then (afterwards) complained about there being too many zombie movies. That complaint came up a lot...but it makes little sense.
For one, the zombies were never the problem, but just how badly written and produced most of those movies were. It's like people never cared to inform themselves of the quality of the films, before watching them. Obviously, many were initially hyped by the good zed films that popularized the genre (namely G.R. Romero's first trilogy). Those people then assumed that the cause for the good entertainment were the zombies, not the director/writer. Thus people flocked to anything with zombies and also hyped it up, as if gore and the creepiness of walking corpses are reason enough to get excited.
Slowly came the realization that that's very shallow entertainment on its own, but never that the writing was bad, but rather that the zombie genre is bad.
It has to be emphasized that the problem never lies with a genre, but just with the quality of entertainment, the latter of which is reliant on *good* writing and filmmaking.
Same thing as is going on with the superhero or dinosaur (sub-)genres now. It's not the superheroes or dinos that are bad material for films, but just the horrible mindset of the producers, sticking to bad filmmaking/writing formulas.
What you missed is that i am referring to myself with that statement@@Kijinn
I've cried every time I've seen this movie, but I've recently gave birth to my first child - baby girl. Since then, watching things family-oriented or things with children have hit me differently emotionally. Anyway, so I cried watching this reaction LOL obviously, but I cried to additional scenes, like the scene where Gong Yoo's character was carrying Su-An and running on the train when the outbreak initially started.
I love watching you be scared out of your mind. But here, I loved to see you empathize so strongly with strangers.
Blows me away how good that young lady is.
What a performance.
I'd forgotten about the zombie deer at the start. Zombie animals never got mentioned again.
There's a sequel to this called Peninsula.
Those wild, unnatural movements from the zombies are because they hired break dancers (I think they're called bone-breakers) to play them, so they specialize in that. Also that kid (Kim Su-an is her name I believe) is one of the most incredible child actors since Linda Blair in The Exorcist. Like, I don't cry at movies too often, but she had my eyes welling up at her performance when she lost her dad. Absolute legend. Also, that big bastard (Don Lee) played Gilgamesh in the Marvel Eternals movie. It kinda bombed (at least critically), but that dude needs another chance, he is awesome.
Easily one of the most exciting, emotional and just brilliantly made horror movies of recent decades. Glad you got through copyright issues to upload, superb reaction as always.
24:12 Embrace the tears, Kat. They show that besides a great sense of humour, your heart is in the right place. Them are not the last tears that are gonna pop up in this journey.... 🥲 WE LOVE YOU!!! 😃
Best. Reaction. Ever.
You started crying.
Started me crying.
Damn it.
One of my favorite zombie movies ever. Glad Kat survived this. Never seen her so emotional. Love your reactions, Kat. 🙂
The last 20 minutes of the movie always hits so hard. I've seen this movie like 8 times and I straight up sat here anticipating your reaction, only to find myself tearing up again. Loved the raw reaction and excitement. It's always cool seeing people get into horror and find what they like :)
The effort you put in to get this out deserves a like all by itself. Thanks
Love this movie so much - there have been rumours of a western English language remake, but why??
This movie is perfect as it is, it does not need a remake!!!
Don't bother getting angry over this. There's no point.
It's a fact that many people in the US refuse to watch anything dubbed or subtitled. Accordingly, there is a good market for remakes of successful "foreign" movies.
Instead of worrying about that, you could look forward to an alternate version of a story you liked. Maybe there'll be enough differences to excite you in new ways.
If the remake is just bad or whatever -> the easy solution is to just not watch it and you're fine.
@@Kijinnsome other Hollywood remakes, "The Ring," "Let Me In," "The Grudge," "Quarantine," "Point of No Return," "The Birdcage," "Funny Games," "The Departed," and many more. All of the ones mentioned are usually assumed to be Hollywood Originals and not remakes of foreign films.
The problem with a remake of "Train to Busan" and the upcoming rumored remake of "Parasite" is that they both are heavy on their commentary of aspects of Korean society and those points in the movie are part of what makes those two movies so great, even if as a nom-Korean you aren't sure of people's actions in the movie. But those decisions by characters and overall commentary just won't work in a US setting due to different societal outlooks and behaviours by the characters.
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Completely true, but doesn't change what I said. Just because something is hard to translate well for everyone doesn't mean you shouldn't try.
When there's a huge amount of people completely unwilling to widen their horizon to other cultures, what can you do about it?
Of course, I'm not suggesting nothing else can be done about it, but whatever options there are to change this, they need to go parralel to remakes. The latter is a money-making opportunity that can't be ignored in today's economical state.
I'm just disappointed these opportunities aren't going to more deserving and creatively ambitious producers.
@@tkim2320I think that is the hardest part. I am all for a brilliant movie getting wider exposure, but don’t trust Hollywood’s cynicism of the human race to shoot this fairly. The only way to do it right is just region it with in Korea with Korean’s speaking English. At that point they should just do a good dub.
This was absolutley worth the wait, Kat. This is your best reaction yet! You were certainly more stressed than usual and I'll bet you never thought a horror movie would make you cry😁
"I SAW THE DEVIL".. one of the best serial killer movies I've seen, and I've seen a lot. South Korean classic, but be prepared. It pulls no punches
Thank you for sticking with it and fighting thru all the road blocks. That was AWESOME!!!
The little girl was singing the song she was going to sing at the assembly; remember her father said always finish what you started.
Just so you know, I flash the peace sign right back at cha at the end of every video. Great video.
Omg so worth the wait, totally not crying along with you 😅
Love this movie so much, and I definitely appreciate the zombie actors so much, the way they contort and throw themselves around, definitely adds so much.
A zombie movie with great character arcs that make you feel for them, creative zombies, great action, perfect tension, fun little comedic moments and it also pulls on your heart strings? How ... I loved this movie when I watched it.
I LOVED this movie! The ending still gets me despite seeing it 100 times (I watch a lot of reactions to Train to Busan.)
This is a hidden gem but try The Watcher in the Woods. Believe it or not, its a 1980 Disney horror movie!
All the zombie actors are amazing, they really sold it to me when I was so tired of zombie films. Great movie I’ll never sit and watch again on my own cause I simply don’t need to relive the trauma lol
This is one of my favorite zombie movies. When it first came out on Netflix I watched it twice then watched it a third time with my cousin. Zombie movies have become very repetitive but this movie was so different also the actress that played Su-an did amazing.
"I think I might be a zombie person..."
Zombie movies are always great at making us examine our own humanity.
K-Horror is doing some great work with zombies these days. I always wonder if it has something to do with the lingering ghost of communism and the fear of having individuality stripped away.
Zombie movies are great because even though zombies aren't necessarily real, the terror is. Substitute zombies for natural disasters or terroristic attacks and the feeling still applies...we can still relate more to this than some of the other horror movies.
Kat, I am so over-zombied and I've watched this reaction at least 6 times, so I will bow out gracefully
Ahh..slept in, worked out, swam, just plopped down in a coffee shop and now I get to watch Kat. Best Saturday ever.
You must be a fellow RUSH fan 🇨🇦
@@jackinthebox995 you know it!
@@leepeartlifeson3311 👍 RUSH RULES
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After watching the movie Train to Busan, I immediately subscribed.
Thank you for the k-drama Goblin's reaction. I've seen many reactions,
but you are the best of reactions
Thanks for your reaction.
15:30 this guy is Captain Korea!
This South Korean-American actor, Ma Dong-seok is really superb.
I recommend watching The Outlaws (2017) and The Roundup (2022) where Ma Dong-seok starred as main character.
These 2 movies are based on true events, and Ma Dong-seok is such a fun character to watch. His acting is so convincing and the movies use humour really well.
Great reaction Kat ! This one brought out all the emotions for sure
You finally got past those pesky censors, congratulations!! Another great reaction from my favorite reactor.
There is a pretty fantastic, but little known South Korean Monster Movie called The Host 2006. It's pretty fantastic and tonally is similar to Train to Busan. Bring tissues if you watch it.
So that's what's meant by a "chew, chew" train😲
Honestly, just found your channel and I think you’re my fav watching scary movie reaction shows! And of course, love a fellow Canadian! 🇨🇦 ❤
One of my top tier horror reaction channels ❤ an all time fav for zombie movies also
the passion in which you watch these movies is perfect because you voice all of my frustrations/innner emotions perfectly
Your reaction was top tier. Even when they had that small fighting montage. You were in it! The tears though...definitely didn't expect it when watching it the first time.
I’m too empathetic it’s so annoyinggggg, I have seen this movie like 5 times and seeing Kat tear up still made me cry 🫠
마지막에 좀비 손이 움직이는 장면에서 놀라는 모습과 눈물을 흘리는 모습을 보면서 많은 공감을 했습니다
저는 2016년 당시 이 영화에 대한 아무런 정보 없이 상영관에 갔다가 펑펑 울다가 나왔던 기억이 있습니다
우연히 여기에 이렇게 들어와서 봤는데 재미있게 잘 보고 갑니다
Being able to empathize well with a movie means that you're that innocent
Gong Yoo, an actor in the movie "Train to Busan," appeared in the Netflix drama "Squid Game."
And actor Ma Dongseok who fought against zombies
He starred as Gilgamesh in the movie "Eternals."
Movie Crime City 2, Movie Crime City 3
He was a leading actor, and both films were box office hits with over 10 million viewers
I had a feeling that you would love this one, Kat. I've seen it a lot of times, and I still cry every time. They have impeccable timing on the music, and it hits me right in the feels.
The only way to counter the effects of Train to Busan is to watch a comedy zombie film called Shaun of the Dead.
Your reaction at 35:35 should be made into a remix. 🎹
The little girl was smart at the end for singing so they wouldn’t be labeled as zombies.
I don't think it was intentional. Also, they had no idea what was at the end of the long tunnel (even though there was a dead soldier at the entrance).
The best Kat reaction video yet. Watching her react and get emotion made me emotional. Train to Busan is one of the best Zombie movies ever made.
Hi Kat!
This movie just highlights the fact that in any emergency survival situation the greatest threat is going to be other people. Back in the early 2000s I was involved with disaster prepping (using the Zombie Apocalypse as a metaphor for any real world emergency.) It quickly became clear that while any amount of contingency planning or preparation would improve your odds in a short term, localised emergency, I did not have the resources to prepare for anything approaching TEOTWAWKI (The End Of The World As We Know It.) However, in my Everyday Carry backpack, I did carry water (and purification tablets) a weeks worth of lifeboat rations, first aid kit (including tourniquet) paracord, hand cranked radio, etc. I'm ashamed to admit I even had stab/slash proof gloves and kevlar sleeves (no zombie bites for me!) and plans for exiting whatever urban area I was in with a minimum of human contact.
This movie just brilliantly handled the way people react to totally unexpected emergencies and how easy it is for selfish instincts to endanger those around you.
"This movie is wild so far! I love it!", Kat said as she looked on with crazy eyes.
The child actress is VERY good and well worth checking out in some other stuff she's done - A Little Princess (nothing like what the title suggests) is one of my favs
What I noticed is that depending on where the zombie bit, the transformation depends. like if they but one of the major blood vessels around the neck or face which the virus seemed to aim, they transform significantly faster than those bit on the hand (but again, the general speed also depends on the person's immune system too).
Plus the usage of the girl's formal language to an informal nearing the end shows the growth of their relationship
to me it seems like it functions kinda the same way rabies does but like, wayyyy faster so itd kinda explain time differences in the infection rate
Love that little girl actress!
Yay 🎉🎉🎉🎉. You defeated Studiocanal and were able to upload your reaction after all. Kat for the win!!!!!!!
22:35 who's the real monster here, the zombies at least work together, don't back stab each other, or turn on their own, if one eats, they all eat. people on the other hand,... every man for himself, one turns against another, more are sure to follow. another great reaction! this is a really cool film, i enjoyed it a lot. 👍
I just stumbled upon your reactions and you genuinely make me laugh with your side banter. Love it
When "Parasite" was in the theaters, CZcams reommended "Train to Busan." I'd seen South Korean movies, so I thought I was ready. I HATE Zombie movies, but I was hooked when The Deer got back up. This emotional roller coaster movie left me drained. Kudos to the writer(s), director(s), actors, and especially the stunt performers for creating a Modern Classic.
Do you know that the son in Parasite is the same guy with the one in baseball uniform?
@@gatkimchi I haven't seen "Parasite."
@@Otokichi786 oh you absolutely have to watch Parasite. Fantastic film🤌✨
I've watched several of your reactions now but this was, by far, my favorite. It was the most raw and into it I have seen you up to this point. Still making my way through your others. This movie floored me first time seeing it because of the superior acting, characters, ruthlessness and heroics. Not to mention the practical and CGI effects. See you next time.
You are now by far my favourite film reaction channel. It’s an absolute pleasure watching movies I love with you! ❤
To your question on why the old lady open the door, it is because she was angry at the people that made her sister turn so she decided to bring karma.
I just want to say again how much I love Kat's reactions.
I don't know how I missed this when you first posted this, but it's a great zombie film and watching you react and have an a genuine emotional experience was worth the wait.
Wondered when you might get to this. This movie is the reason I still watch horror flicks. Most horror has gotten pretty tired, for me, but now and then ... this. Might be my 50th time re-watching the key points, via reactors, and still brought tears to my eyes. Very few movies (or TV shows) can do that over time. Thanks for letting us watch along with you. You're a gem, and one of the few (out of many) reactors I watch almost immediately when I see your thumbnail pop up. I think I'll squeeze one more Patreon into my tight budget right now. Cheers.
7:46 The "magic system" in this flick is quite well done. Part of the success of the plot. Zombies are brutal, relentless and fast, but dumb, and provoked by basic stimuli, like noise and light. Easily fooled, hard to shake off...
Such a great reaction
first time I've seen you cry at a horror movie Kat
Wonderfully emotional commentary. Terrific presence and insight, as always. You're always a pleasure to spend movie-time with. (Splendid film, btw. Powerfully moving and fabulously edited.)
Emotionally an extremely difficult zombie film but everything was perfection.
At 9:38 time stamp when you said "nothing better happen to those women" I had to take a shot of single malt to dull the pain you were going to feel.
"It's getting a little rainy in here. She'll be alright"
Me: Nooooope... She will most definitely not be 'being' that 🤕🥴🫠
I see a lot of people mention the woman boarding the train without a ticket. In Korea, you need a ticket to get to the platform. The platform is like the boarding area of an airport. The train attendant's job is just to make sure everyone gets on the train so he wouldn't respond differently to hearing her jump on behind him.
"Oh, its fine"...."Totally fine".... "Oh...a Zombie Deer".... Made my Day and Thank you for this reaction, which hit me so unexpectedly that I could hardly stop laughing. Greetings from Germany
Never thought a zombie movie would ever make me cry. Such a great movie. That little girl was such a great actress. so real.
World War Z
Ghost ship
American Werewolf in London
Candyman
Carrie
Cujo
There's a great story along with it but THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE series would be an interesting watch
25:20 "Kill this guy" LOL, I love it, way to go Katt, you are the absolute best reactor, hands down, all-around wonderful, PERIOD. No matter the day I had, or how weary, and down things may seem, your reactions make it all better and brings me back to feeling good, kudos to you, and thanks.
The zombie genre is the only genre left that can truly frighten me and TTB was a wild one to get through. Glad you were able to get this up, Kat! 😎
I found your channel by happenstance and I looked through your stuff to find this particular movie. I saw it forever ago and while watching your video, I burst into tears all over again. This movie, even seeing certain scenes triggers a visceral, tearful reaction. Holy crap.
when he threw the conductor to save himself, you said. piece of garbage. that is the nicest thing anyone said so far in reactions
This was absolutely worth the wait! Excellent movie and reaction, of course!
I had totally forgotten, that most countries don't dub the dialogs of movies which is done here in Germany most of the time. It was unusual for me to watch and read at the same time, but it wasn't a problem at all.
This Kat-(Wednes-)Day on a Saturday has made my weekend! Enjoy your walk and see you again (hopefully) on the real Kat-Day!
your reaction to these horror movies are such a joy to watch! they truly make my day especially when, you clinch your fists and swing your little arms. I'm glad to see you really getting involved in these kind of movies. Thank you for making my day and, keep these kind of reactions coming, just can't get enough of the comedy ( you being frightened ) lol, hope you have a great day! :) I will say this, it can be an emotional rollercoaster of a movie and that 1 guy you spoke of, I think many people did'nt like him.
Whats this??!! Its a Wednesday on a Saturday lol. Not sure how i feel about humo day on a saturday but i dont care as long as i get to see your reactions darlin lol. Awesome reaction as always darlin. Loved this movie so very much.
Favorite line:
“A WII!!!! Never mind we feel lots of love!!!”
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17:24 I think his action flicks are called "Brute Force"... quite fitting.
Man oh man did I cry like a big ol’ baby in theaters for this one. Never cried because of a horror film…
Just wanna give kat a big hug 🥹
I saw Train to Busan like 5 years ago. And even to this day it’s one of my favorite zombie movie. Plus in my top 10 movies of all time. I just love everything about it. I don’t usually cry with movies but this got me real good.
Based on your reaction to this film, I've decided I must see more. You now have a new subscriber! 😊
No one ever warns anyone how sad this movie is 😂
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