After reading other people's reviews, I still watched Train to Busan 2, it's not a bad movie. Don't watch it from the perspective of a zombie movie, or you really won't get what you expect. The ending of this kind of film is illusory and unrealistic no matter what. I choose one of the countless possibilities of who will die and who will stay as the ending, and I will also choose this one in the movie. The most direct feeling after reading it is that life is urging me to become reality, and these works that directly touch people's hearts let me see the surging human nature and an indescribable hope. Although I looked up at the world of TM again, I was still full of desire, but my desire seemed to be a little less, and I was a little more excited about the brave life. The film is full of the use of light, I don't know what kind of art it is, but I feel it. Flashbangs can motivate zombies to sound the horn of death, and finally, people's hope of survival. After watching so many evils in the film, in the end, what I feel the most is goodness and hope. In short, zombies have become the background of Train to Busan 2 and a means for people to achieve their goals, so don't look at it from the perspective of a zombie movie, then there should be no Train to Busan 3.
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