As a zombie film, even if the completion level of Train to Busan is not top, it can definitely support the middle and upper levels, and you can't deny that it is a very successful commercial film. Compared with the domestic production in the same period, the gap is self-evident. .
Humanity is a far scarier thing than ghosts.
Behind the door are hundreds of zombies and a handful of compatriots who have not been infected by the virus, so should the door be opened?
The survivors in front of them escaped from the zombies who passed through several carriages. They have the possibility of being infected, so should they be accepted?
To sacrifice the lives of a few people for the safety of most people, should such a decision be made?
At the juncture of life and death, even the shrewd person can't tell whether the sacrifice in front of him is worthwhile. Everyone just wants to survive. There is no right or wrong.
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