Train To Busan

The film mostly takes place on a train to Busan as a zombie

apocalypse suddenly breaks out in the country and threatens
the safety of the passengers. Train to Busan is a South Korean
 action horror film directed by Yeon Sang-ho.The Cast includes Gong
Yoo as Seok-Woo and Kim Su-an as Su-an,Seok-woo’s young
daughter who wants to go to Busan to see her mother.

The investment manager Seok-woo is a divorced man that lives in

Seoul, with his daughter, Soo-an, and his mother. Seok-woo is a
selfish man and neglects Soo-an, who misses her mother that lives in
Busan. On Soo-an's birthday, she asks to visit her mother, and Seok-
woo travels with her with the intention of returning after lunch.
•They ride the fast train KTX but a sick woman also rides another car.
During the journey,

the woman attacks a member of the train staff and soon all the passengers
in the car are attacked, turning into zombies. Seok-woo realizes that there is a
zombie outbreak in South Korea, and together with the passenger Sang-hwa,
who is traveling with his pregnant wife Seong-kyeong, they isolate the safe
front cars from the infected ones. Along their journey, the non-infected
passengers have to fight the zombies and the selfishness of their fellow human
beings.

If you like a good zombie movie, especially one with an intelligent story,
and you don't mind watching one about a virus outbreak while going through
a global virus pandemic like we are at the moment, then TRAIN TO BUSAN is
for you. This is absolutely a near-perfect zombie movie. To be honest, I didn't
go into this expecting much, but I was extremely and pleasantly surprised.
The zombies are actually terrifying. The makeup and effects are extremely
realistic and gory. Most of the action takes place in the confined space of a train
travelling from Seoul to Busan in South Korea. Kim Soo-an, who plays Soo Ahn,
the only child on the train, is brilliant. Her ability to show emotion, especially in
the closing minutes of the movie, is amazing. When she performed in TRAIN TO
BUSAN, she was only 10 years old. Very impressive. Last scene of this film is very
heart touching,death of Soo Ahn 's father effected due to this virus. TRAIN TO
BUSAN has touches of humour here and there but it's mostly intensely thrilling
with strong messages of selfishness vs selflessness, social commentary, and
some very clever plot surprises.

I actually can't think of anything I dislike about this movie. I would totally
recommend this to anyone looking for an extremely well-made horror/zombie
film.