I spent 2 hours watching "Train to Busan 2" in the morning. To be honest, 2 is really not as good as 1. The plot is really too old-fashioned, most of the plots can be guessed without watching the back, and they also insult the audience's IQ.
First, the ship bound for Hong Kong does not need quarantine inspection, so the male protagonist's sister and nephew received a box lunch (this is a bit unbearable, as a face control, I can't stand the cute nephew of the male protagonist for only 10 minutes. I want to see more of him when he arrives, haha). And isn't this virus more terrifying than the new crown? Everyone got on the boat directly, and when they saw it, they felt that there was an infection inside.
Second, such a rich boss actually only asked four people to get the money, and there were three cannon fodder. After all, the male protagonist has a halo to protect his body. What is even more speechless is that an American actually has 20 million US dollars in South Korea. cash, don't you think it's a little far-fetched? You're so rich that you wouldn't rent a helicopter to hoist the car back! Besides, if you drive a car over and you will share half of your money, fools will believe it.
The third point is that the troops deliberately fired flash bombs and caused the four-person car to be hit. The male protagonist was really lucky. He was thrown a few dozen meters away, and he could climb up within 5 seconds and look at the car accident. A car of god girls was rescued (I really don't believe that someone recognized her as a woman at first sight), and brought the male protagonist to a base where there are no zombies around.
Fourth, there is no bright spot if you run away in the middle. It is just an ordinary show of upright driving skills, and the villains are killed one by one. The appearance of the last army captain who escaped didn't make people feel strange, after all, no one died and no one was injured. There is the appearance of the captain driving a truck into the ship. That's a laugh. To be honest, I laughed too, because it looked like a pig eating the last supper, and unexpectedly received the lunch.
Finally, it is a little surprising that according to the end of "Busan 1", the male protagonist should be infected, but "Busan 2" is still smart to make changes, otherwise I will definitely complain again.
In short, I think "Busan 2" is still mainly about selling feelings, and it doesn't make me feel the same thinking about human nature as "Busan 1", it is more about praising mother's love.
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