98- Train to Busan Movie Review
Aug 19, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
It's the 10-year anniversary of the film "Train to Busan" and today we review the spectacular zombie movie.
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Eric LawverHost
Damien MartinezHost
Aug 19, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
It's the 10-year anniversary of the film "Train to Busan" and today we review the spectacular zombie movie.
Eric LawverHostDamien MartinezHost
yeah no i was unable to go but i still watched it and again man it makes me cry at the end every single time man it's good though it's like a cool little it's not just like a regular zombie movie where you just like oh you know survive kill zombies this and that there's still like some emotional stuff to it there's evil ass people in this freaking movie it's just it's really really really great uh Yeah, I mean, it still makes me cry every time.
Well, even the evil ass people you end up feeling sorry for, which is like the best part about this movie.
I mean, because, you know, obviously the evil person who does all the self-fulfilling stuff, basically, who, you know, basically betrays the unity of the group and does all of that.
He's trying to get home to see his mother, which is kind of some messed up stuff.
You know, in the end when he, like, literally, because everybody else, like, once they get bit, they almost instantly turn.
But he, like, had the resonance to sit there because he gets bit and then he's literally on the train.
And, obviously, he comes out, meets with our protagonist, and looks him in the eye and then starts talking about his mother.
yeah no i was unable to go but i still watched it and again man it makes me cry at the end every single time man it's good though it's like a cool little it's not just like a regular zombie movie where you just like oh you know survive kill zombies this and that there's still like some emotional stuff to it there's evil ass people in this freaking movie it's just it's really really really great uh Yeah, I mean, it still makes me cry every time.
Well, even the evil ass people you end up feeling sorry for, which is like the best part about this movie.
I mean, because, you know, obviously the evil person who does all the self-fulfilling stuff, basically, who, you know, basically betrays the unity of the group and does all of that.
He's trying to get home to see his mother, which is kind of some messed up stuff.
You know, in the end when he, like, literally, because everybody else, like, once they get bit, they almost instantly turn.
But he, like, had the resonance to sit there because he gets bit and then he's literally on the train.
And, obviously, he comes out, meets with our protagonist, and looks him in the eye and then starts talking about his mother.
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