Poor zombie, almighty glass

Greta 2022-01-18 08:01:06

The second part of the Busan trip was moved from the train to the peninsula. Faced with such a large space change, South Korea adopted a skillful means of contacting and digging into reality, but this caused many problems.

1. The characters are paper fragments, and the behaviors and logical actions feel a little strange.

2. Now that you have chosen the method of contacting sexual reality. This kind of long-term compact rhythm is very weak, and without the direct sensory stimulation like the first part, this kind of rhythm is easy to slip.

3. The ending is too bad, contrary to the direction and expression of the entire film

4. I personally feel that it is more interesting to unfold the story from the viewpoint of the guards on the peninsula. It is more complete to unfold from the three changes of the guards.

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Extended Reading
  • Mariela 2022-03-25 09:01:19

    The gun version 1080p has been read. It is suggested to change it to: Train to Busan 2: Go Karting | Tanabata Festival, re-view the WEB HD version in 1080p, maintain the original evaluation.

  • Halle 2022-03-27 09:01:18

    The first one was quite popcorn, and the sequel was even more popcorn. The first one has at least a lot of discussions on love, family, and human nature, and there are at least a few scenes that will keep you fresh after watching it; the sequel has nothing to do with zombies, and is completely reduced to a gunfight + drag racing action movie. The key CG sense is still very heavy, and it looks very inconsistent, especially those few drifts are more exaggerated than "Fast and Furious". The biggest failure is the final full-scale opening. It should be over when the heroine commits suicide by drinking bullets, and it is forced to end in a happy ending. The only bright spot is that Unit 631 used live people to play the game, but unfortunately it didn't go in depth.