As the saying goes, the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. If this product is not labeled "Train to Busan", it would be fine. At most, it is an American-style popcorn blockbuster. As a result, this product is called Train to Busan 2. The Hollywood popcorn blockbusters produced on the assembly line are usually relatively clueless in the details of the plot, but after watching it at least give people a "cool" feeling. As a result, this product brought the audience to the audience for more than 2 hours. There are action scenes such as car chases, gun battles, etc., but these are routines that others have played many times. Naturally, they will not bring any freshness to the audience. In addition, the rhythm is not properly adjusted, and the details cannot stand scrutiny. Some plots are completely The behavior of human beings is confusing, and the IQ of the characters is not online. If the pass line is 60, I'll give it a 59.
The reason why "Train to Busan 2" was filmed was that the director had changed, but an online search found that the director had not changed at all. Two movies made by the same person, why is there such a big gap in word of mouth? Is it because the director swelled up after the first film was a big success, and the steps were too big to pull the balls? Or are Korean directors only suitable for small-scale movies?
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