If you haven't seen the first episode, this movie is still a qualified popcorn movie. If you've seen the first episode, this sequel will definitely make you rant...
There are no clear positive and negative roles in the classic previous work, but it has successfully created dangerous conflicts. In the bloody jungle where the zombies are dense with teeth and teeth, the candles of humanity are lit.
In the sequel, the good and bad people are clearly visible, and the action scenes have become more ferocious and fierce, but those human candles that really touch the heart and interweave between good and evil have not been lit.
Korean writers and directors promote their weaknesses and avoid strengths, ignoring the signature stunts that made their classic predecessors famous, and focus on creating visual spectacles. Do they think they can compete with Hollywood in terms of technology?
The "Train to Busan" series has entered a dead end, turn off the car and get off!
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