After watching four Korean zombie films, the following is my personal opinion:
1⃣️《Train to Busan》⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I watched it four or five years ago, and it was also the first zombie movie I saw (maybe it affects my personal feelings for this reason?) I always remember that when I watched this movie, my nerves kept breaking down, and after watching it, I felt that the characters were full. , everyone's motivations and final decisions are touching.
2⃣️《Seoul Station》⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I like the reversal design very much (no spoilers), the ending is a good choice to focus on the three people, the fate of the little people is sometimes more amazing than the far-fetched sublimation theme. However, I feel that some of the plots are a bit procrastinated, which may be the reason why the animation has less impact on the picture.
3⃣️《Alive》⭐️⭐️⭐️
"Alive" begins with an ornamental, but also prone to extreme discomfort.
At the beginning, the self-isolation under the epidemic is very real, but the process of foraging for food and the two-person turn has a little protagonist aura. The male and female protagonists can't wait for a drop of blood on their bodies. Zombies also need to watch the plot, sometimes their IQ is online, and sometimes they are nothing.
That uncle drugged and wanted the heroine to be the food for his wife who had turned into a zombie. If he really wanted to be the food, the amount of the drug would be almost zero? It's only enough to tie the male and female lead, why bother? There are too few touching details, because the existence of the protagonist's halo makes people lack a sense of substitution. Zombies eating zombies is really too hot for the eyes.
The design at the end is very clever, from the recorded vcr to the word "alive". In general, there is a sense of design at the beginning and the end, and the middle is confusing.
4⃣️ "Train to Busan 2: Peninsula" ⭐️⭐️
When I watched it, I thought that the director might have a dream of filming "The Fast and the Furious". The plot design is unreasonable. The male protagonist is a bit like Mr. Pan Yueming, but he has almost no expressions. A bit of a mess.
The comparison between the second part and the first part has been posted before, so I won't go into details here.
Looking forward to more moving movies.
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