I liked the ending too. All the characters we hated (ironically the main characters) died, no happy ending which totally matches the bleak tone of Train to Busan, nothing felt forced, and...yeah, it was good.
I swear, if anything like this happens to anyone it’s common sense that it will turn you into one. I swear they act like they haven’t seen someone get get bit before and think they can survive
@@thedoctor8527 I understand why it's idiotic from a rational standpoint, but what if YOU were bitten? Would you really walk towards the zombies or kill yourself? I think I don't would be able take my life away that quickly, I think I would be in a delusion and think that I'm still saveable.
@@auline8531 if someone is suicidal lol they might actually sacrifice themselves because it will become a sacrifice and not suicide if you do it that way lol
Stuff I hate about zombie movies: 1. The under reaction of the pain you have when getting bitten 2. Not being able to distinguish who's infected and who's not infected even though you can clearly see the difference 3. People helping a stranger who obviously has bad intentions and not being able to notice 4. Finding a good weapon and throwing it away instead of taking it with you 5. Not closing doors behind you
Exactly! Everytime I see a guy being literally *eaten alive* and they don't cry of pain I'm like "What!?!?". Bruh I would cry to my mommy if a crusty ass bitch was chomping on my intestines like a fruit roll
So, former homeless here, they have a higher chance of staving off, if not being immune carriers (like the left 4 dead party) due to the vile living conditions they have to deal with. If they've been outside for multiple years, it's possible that their immune system has become strong enough that they could at least hold out longer. Of course, that's just a theory
I think its like the walking dead theory. If you are bit but still alive, your immune system is still fighting. Once you die... well GG son, you a zombie now. Also it matters where you are bitten and scratched.
I have a theory: The homeless man was bitten by an animal, not a human, so that made him the (human) patient zero. Due to the disease hadn't infected a human before, it took it a whole day to get enough info about this kind of body, our DNA and our deffenses. Once it got enough info, it would only take a few minutes, seconds or hours to turn a person into a zombie, depending on the part of the body that was infected, how healthy is the person, if the person is alive and the way the person was infected (I mean, a scratch, a bite, infected food/Water, etc) P.D. I just read Alice Angel's comment and now I feel kinda stupid. I still belive in my theory tho PD2: now coming back to this knowing proper english and having better medical knowledge; what the fuck was I thinking while writing this
@@chibiprussia5574 Kind of. This is a prequel, so the virus had already infected other deers. If the deer was the deer's patient zero, it would have taken a few more minutes/hours to the virus to turn it into a zombie (not the whole day becase it was killed).
That's exactly what I was saying in Train to Busan when Jin Hee and Yong Guk were getting in the car to escape so that asshead could die. "CLOSE THE DOOR BEHIND YOU!"
@@lilgreen12 been nice knowing you just get on a train with a biussness man a homeless guy a child pregnant women and baseball team and you'll. Be fine😊
I did like the twist about her dad being her ‘daddy’ it was unexpected. As for the different in turning, I think it’s to due with immune system and natural resistance. The old guy was probably a lot tougher immune wise or had some natural resistance to the virus hence why he lasted so long. And I am a little disappointed that so many people were uncaring towards the homeless and the injured, kinda made me happy when he turned and started infecting them it felt like karma in a way.
@@jackychang9148 At least he gives films credit for dramatic irony and what have you. Like these videos but goddamn do I hate the actual Cinemasins channel...
@@jackychang9148 I was more or less agreeing with you, 'what have you' as in 'he at least credits the movie when it has some quieter character moments or a really satisfying visual setpiece'. I dislike Cinemasins because a lot of their 'satire' isn't all that funny and their actual criticisms of the films they watch often seep through and expose how they don't care enough to actually analyse what is going on (e.g. their Guardians of the Galaxy 2 review where they pinged it for a really great thematic bit about Yondu, which is when I completely gave up on them).
I have a theory: I believe that the the reason some people turn faster could be is because their immune system is weaker , the reason the old man lasted so long is because people that adjust to dirtier area's have better immune systems
Or that an animal bit him making him the first human infected and the virus needed to adapt to his body structure so afterwards the virus knew how to infect humans efficiently afterwards
@@ibuttchuglsd6668 be funny if it’s like a WW-Z thing (I know it’s not). Zombies be like “ewww I think this ones a crackhead, let’s leave him alone and find someone healthy.”
Honestly the timeline should’ve been that the virus was created by a company, a man drove over a deer with the infection, the deer bit the old homeless man, the girl was scratched on the leg, hopped on the train to busan and then the sequel. Or at least, how I would’ve done it.
Gotta love how polar opposite this movie is to Train to busan when it comes to characters and Both are actually happening in the same universe. Every characters in this movie is dislikable (except the homeless man) at best while at Train to busan actually has characters that are likable which makes the ending more depressing while in this movie it gives out the "Serve you right"feeling.
@Benito Mussolini Because I could empathize with her and ultimately someone fucking up or doing some stupid shit dosen't make my empathy dry up for them? Your profile name and shit is pretty gross man, not going to lie.
I think that another person besides the homeless guy is the guy that tried to help patient zero. He did buy a drink instead of all of the pills, though.
Well at least better than the other game adds RUclips recommend like some very bad roleplay game (wish keeps popping up in my mind) or worse some weird anime game
Just skip past it. If it helps the YTber in question make a little money at the cost of me having to move my finger to the "L" key a few times then so be it.
Anytime i watch a zombie movie i think the reason the first guy takes forever to change is cause the virus is just starting off and that later those who transfer blood threw bites and saliva the virus goes right into the blood stream and inffects faster and scratches take a while cause theres no real blood contact and if there is its very little and people act stupid when there scared and logic goes out the window especially in a zombie apocalypse
@@ShiddyShad808 true but i mean like it being transferd it probaly had plenty of time in rhe forsy host and then still took time in the 2nd to get stronger
I'm just thinking that Zombie Viruses are actively evolving at a very fast pace. So the first guy may have a completly diffrent version of the virus then the second guy getting infected, or maybe the virus is "intelligent" or "learning" and the first guy takes that long since the virus gotta learn how to disable the human imune system....
If a zombifying virus similar to rabies can evolve quick enough to spread faster from host to host, it'll go into any body fluid possible such as the blood stream and salivary glands to infect new hosts. Infected body fluids transfer faster inside an open wound, which is why bites cause a virus to spread quicker because of saliva entering the wound upon contact. Scratches won't necessarily be a problem unless an infected host has infected blood or saliva in their fingernails. If the scratch is from a newly infected person, it won't be an issue unless body fluids from another infected come in contact with the scratches and spread into your body. Most people freak out over a bite which causes their heart to race from adrenaline, making their blood pump faster, causing the virus to spread throughout their body quicker. The key is to not panic, staying calm delays the spread of the virus, but that limb that was bitten has to go before the virus spreads.
Yaboi IsaacFG69 i mean, either way they exaggerated him turning into a zombie for wayyy too long. I mean the carotid and vertebral arteries are in the neck, which carry blood to the brain, so even if blood pressure was a factor he still wouldve turned, id say, in maybe an hour at a big stretch
Honestly i loved the ending simply because out of all of the zombie films and games ive seen this was one of the most realistic along side the actual train to busan movie
Literary my favorite part was the end, that freaking girl was making me mad, she didn’t close the freaking doors, also she lived because of others that sacrificed themselves and she couldn’t have the necessary force to grab the cables but SHE had the force to break a window?!! Sincerely I liked best train to Busan, that movie was beautiful（╹◡╹）♡
Yeah that girl made me so mad throughout the entire movie, being way to loud all the time, She made me mad when the dude climbed up on the building, and then tried to help her because she was taking too long, and ended up dying. Then she MAGICALLY found the strength to make it across after watching him die. The only reason I had for wanting her to live was so the dad could be happy. Then it turned out he wasn't a smart dude just trying to reunite with his daughter, he was just a pimp.
Pior to the zombie takeover she needed her boyfriends help to escape from the brothel so I thought the whole movie was gonna end up being her learning how to stand on her own or living for herself. In every scene she always has someone else helping her to the point of their demise it’s kinda sad that in the end it was for nothing
@@lullabysorrow5746 I know right!? I was yelling at my screen the whole time! There was one scene that I hate where she’s crying and shouting at her phone profusely while being surrounded by zombies…
When I was living in Korea, I did stumble upon a few homeless populations in the subways late at night. They would sometimes post a guard to watch them at night and vacate all other people who werent homeless if they were closing the station for the night.
@@agonleed3841 Or just retract his legs so he wouldn't get caught, but I guess the pimp, or the girl herself would get him later, as she was already infected at that point
Oh boy zanime time also the old man could have an extremely strong immune system since he is an old homeless man you have to be strong to survive that long.
The way I see it, it was a new virus that was changing itself to optimize the incubation time for itself in humans. The first victim takes a while but because the virus now knows how to effectively turn humans, it quickly infects new victims.
@@jackychang9148 agree. Zombie viruses are often "living" things for me that are evolving and learning how to disable diffrent species imune systems....
After watching this multiple times since it came out I’ve theorized that the old man was patient 0 and was bitten by a rabid animal which had a special form of rabies of which rapidly evolves when it comes in contact with different species to spread further and faster which may explain why a frail old man took awhile to be affected because it was mutating to suit its host species
honestly i can get why she didn't take the time to close the doors when RUNNING zombies were chasing her. i mean would you be willing to take the risk of losing a few precious seconds to close a door when just as likely an infected coud come barraling through just before the door closes and now have the ease to catch you since you're now right there? instead of just keep running hoping to make more distance from you and them? especially when you're in a panic like her?
She had plenty of time to run up a flight of stairs.. so closing a few doors would have been fine, especially since they can't really break through doors. But in her defense, she was in an unfamiliar environment and not thinking straight.
Remember: she was running *upstair* , there was no escape there and the zombies would definitely cross whatever distance she made. She could at least delay the inevitable a bit more if she closed the doors.
It's a risk trade - you can throw away that second or two to close the door which may buy you anywhere from a few minutes to an indefinite amount of time to distance yourself. I can also understand the hesitation but the fact is that she had more than enough time to do it. The fact also is it didn't really make a difference in the end.
>homeless man bitten on neck >takes a long time to turn >turns and bites human >immediate hordes of zombies swarming streets I swear, every zombie movie does this, the outbreak is just instant
At 7:38 when you yell close the door behind you, you can actually see the doorknob, indicating that the door is, in fact, closed, and then in the next scene with the zombies rushing through it, it's still got the knob, indicating that it's closed lol so all these zombies, as well as herself, seem capable of just phasing through objects.
I say that the old man was the patient 0 and the virus just needed to adapt to humans so it took longer to effect him compared to other and some zombie bites are more potent compared to others based on how good the biter's immune system was or how close the teeth were to a major blood vessel giving us a good reason why they have different turning times. Second the first patient the old man must have been bit by a animal while taking a dump when he fought it off but it was sadly to late.
6:14 Wow Such Gaming: Close the door behind you. Later........ Wow Such Gaming: Close the door behind you ! ! ! Later: Does no one know how to close a door ? ? ?
Honestly I think an easy way to cover the issue of inconsistent turning rates is through the amount of times they're bit. If someone gets more bites, it's likely the disease will be transferred at a higher rate.
binge watching a lot of zombie movies has made me realize one thing. No one, no matter how confident they are, would survive a zombie out break. With how informed our world is about the zombie genre, we're going to find some asshole who will do their absolute best to keep their mouth shut about getting scratched by a zombie in fear of being executed. I'd be too scared to sleep cause you just know that they will turn in the middle of while everyone else is starting to sleep.
Train to Busan was brilliant, but for me Seoul Station fell short ... I think it was the animation primarily? But that twist about the girl's "father" was brilliant, did *not* see that coming! Thanks for sinning another zombie-movie Wow 💙🐱💙
Also wasn’t it a rule in “train to busan” that the infected don’t attack or lose interest when they can’t see their prey. I didn’t see this aspect much in the prequel
Actually, in train to Busan, they did. When there's no stimulus, they went quiet, jittering and growling to themselves, but otherwise not moving or not by much. However, they were also on a train and so were trapped with the survivors sooo. Cos I recall them applying newspaper to cover the windows, and it worked until they heard noises
I like both Big daddy reaction and wow such gaming reaction, the Big daddy literally reacted like “shit…” and wow such gaming first reaction like “wow”
I like both Big daddy reaction and wow such gaming reaction, the Big daddy literally reacted like “shit…” and wow such gaming first reaction like “wow”
3:50 my biggest gripe with this scene was: why didn't the driver just... ya know... stop the ambulance? Ya know, hit the brakes? I felt frustrated quite a few times watching this movie. A lot of the problems the characters faced only really existed due to dogshit communication skills, and characters making stupid decisions. But some of that can be excused as there is undeniably a social commentary this movie is communicating as well (i.e. the classism in Korea). For example, how police refuse to listen to people because of their judgements of them due to their class. Some of it may be a bit far fetched (e.g. the first police officer thinking that it was a problem of all homeless people attacking, when he was stuck in a cell with other homeless people who were attacked by other homeless people who were clearly... unhealthy to say the least). However, with just about all zombie movies you have to watch them with the premise that the idea of zombies hadn't previously existed in their universe, and I actually can't immediately think of any examples in which this isn't the case
Yeah, it is very strange considering the fact zombie movies existed ever since 1940s, with iconic ones like Night of the Living Dead released as early as 1968. Not to mention books, board games and popular video games like Plants vs Zombies. Everyone in recent zombie movies was like "Omg the dead guy is still walking. I haven't seen anything like that before. What do we do?!"
Sweetbutter Cupcakes I personally prefer Train to Busan because of the emotion it evoked, but no other zombie movie has struck as much true fear into me as Dawn of the Dead. Both really good movies imo
You should’ve added a sin to the scene where the boy and “father” were trapped in the bathroom because the zombie was trying to get in without seeing them, since this is in the train to busan universe that means that this wouldn’t be possible since they stop attacking if they can’t see you
The only person i dont want to die was the guy helping the hye-sun female lead to cross the railing and she was dangling. This is realistic. I don’t like the female bcus she is pretty much useless in the entire film. Ob course , i would be too if a situation like this would broke out .
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“Daddy is Big Daddy”
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We all watched the same video, how bout that
I just turned ur comment into 1k
Alright, can we get BioShock 1 and 2 reference in here?
@@TheDJWolfie yes
Big daddy is mega daddy
I liked the ending too. All the characters we hated (ironically the main characters) died, no happy ending which totally matches the bleak tone of Train to Busan, nothing felt forced, and...yeah, it was good.
The homeless man who got shot was the best character imo, i really felt for him.
@@HookahOtaku yeah, you know your movie is bad when the side characters are more interesting than the main ones.
@@rebel1717 Sounds like what happened to GOT in the last 3 seasons ayeeeeeeee
I dont like happy endings if you asked me to make a story it would end in evreyone died so this is my kind of story
@@simpledrawproductions5045 sounds like a Tarantino movie
I loved the ending, because I really hated the characters
jesus Sandoval their self destructive tendency’s did them all in one way or another
@@fossil1266 same
Literally only the homeless guy was good, too bad his death was bullshit
Sorry but that ending made no sense and sucked.
@@TheUltimateNavigator1 i say they had it coming you know.
natural selection at its finest.
Everyone who gets bitten in any zombie film: “Tis but a flesh wound.”
*turns
*Gets a free kill*
I swear, if anything like this happens to anyone it’s common sense that it will turn you into one. I swear they act like they haven’t seen someone get get bit before and think they can survive
@@thedoctor8527 I understand why it's idiotic from a rational standpoint, but what if YOU were bitten? Would you really walk towards the zombies or kill yourself? I think I don't would be able take my life away that quickly, I think I would be in a delusion and think that I'm still saveable.
@@auline8531 if someone is suicidal lol they might actually sacrifice themselves because it will become a sacrifice and not suicide if you do it that way lol
Stuff I hate about zombie movies:
1. The under reaction of the pain you have when getting bitten
2. Not being able to distinguish who's infected and who's not infected even though you can clearly see the difference
3. People helping a stranger who obviously has bad intentions and not being able to notice
4. Finding a good weapon and throwing it away instead of taking it with you
5. Not closing doors behind you
true, true, true, true, aaaand true
Exactly! Everytime I see a guy being literally *eaten alive* and they don't cry of pain I'm like "What!?!?". Bruh I would cry to my mommy if a crusty ass bitch was chomping on my intestines like a fruit roll
True
@@mqfii8992 SO TRUE
true they'll just leave the door behind
3:47
Barefoot = Homeless
Fair enough
So are homeless people in Korea much poorer than homeless people everywhere else? You don't see any barefoot homeless in the UK.
THIS IS THE 3rd ECOUNTER I'VE SEEN U IN A VIDEO, WHO R U HOOMAN, TELL ME
Thongs (flip flops) = Slap ya
i keep seeing this guys comment in the videos i watch
It's the second time a saw you you're the guy on biju Mike's video (scrub of the day)
So, former homeless here, they have a higher chance of staving off, if not being immune carriers (like the left 4 dead party) due to the vile living conditions they have to deal with. If they've been outside for multiple years, it's possible that their immune system has become strong enough that they could at least hold out longer. Of course, that's just a theory
Good theory!
Like crocidiles and alligators
A FILM THEORY!!!!!!!!! *Matpats voice*
true but that doesnt work when the police officer got bit it took a while for him to turn
I think its like the walking dead theory. If you are bit but still alive, your immune system is still fighting. Once you die... well GG son, you a zombie now. Also it matters where you are bitten and scratched.
*“WHAAAT?!* You’re telling me “Daddy” is _Big Daddy?!”_ 🤣
😂😂😂
I have a theory: The homeless man was bitten by an animal, not a human, so that made him the (human) patient zero. Due to the disease hadn't infected a human before, it took it a whole day to get enough info about this kind of body, our DNA and our deffenses. Once it got enough info, it would only take a few minutes, seconds or hours to turn a person into a zombie, depending on the part of the body that was infected, how healthy is the person, if the person is alive and the way the person was infected (I mean, a scratch, a bite, infected food/Water, etc)
P.D. I just read Alice Angel's comment and now I feel kinda stupid.
I still belive in my theory tho
PD2: now coming back to this knowing proper english and having better medical knowledge; what the fuck was I thinking while writing this
Like that deer in train to busan?
@@chibiprussia5574 Kind of. This is a prequel, so the virus had already infected other deers. If the deer was the deer's patient zero, it would have taken a few more minutes/hours to the virus to turn it into a zombie (not the whole day becase it was killed).
@@briefmarigold4127 Maybe it infected a dog and the dog bit the old man?
@@chibiprussia5574 Considering this happens in Korea, yes.
@@briefmarigold4127 :3
7:38 "Close the door behind you"
Five seconds later
"CLOSE THE DOOR BEHIND YOUUUU!"
When your siblings leave your room
Frick, your time assessment was correct.... Dammit! I wanted to correct you.
That's exactly what I was saying in Train to Busan when Jin Hee and Yong Guk were getting in the car to escape so that asshead could die.
"CLOSE THE DOOR BEHIND YOU!"
Actually it's at 5:34
I literally just watched this and train to Busan hours ago.
Train to Busan was sooo good
DatBoi786 I second that.
Count me as 3.
I'm at Busan right now lol
@@lilgreen12 been nice knowing you just get on a train with a biussness man a homeless guy a child pregnant women and baseball team and you'll. Be fine😊
"hold X to slide"
disgraceful it's HOLDING B
You got me
I'm pretty sure its CTRL or SHIFT (I play tf2)
@@rehab_herr Ctrl/C/shift with keyboard, B button with controller
I thought that was jump
No, it’s shift and ctrl at the same time
I did like the twist about her dad being her ‘daddy’ it was unexpected. As for the different in turning, I think it’s to due with immune system and natural resistance.
The old guy was probably a lot tougher immune wise or had some natural resistance to the virus hence why he lasted so long.
And I am a little disappointed that so many people were uncaring towards the homeless and the injured, kinda made me happy when he turned and started infecting them it felt like karma in a way.
I'm sure he knows. He's perfectly copying how CinemaSins are giant dumbasses.
@@jackychang9148 mybe
@@jackychang9148 At least he gives films credit for dramatic irony and what have you. Like these videos but goddamn do I hate the actual Cinemasins channel...
@@aperson6505 What? What do you mean by "what have you"? I'm praising him for doing a great job. I gave it a like because I liked it.
@@jackychang9148 I was more or less agreeing with you, 'what have you' as in 'he at least credits the movie when it has some quieter character moments or a really satisfying visual setpiece'. I dislike Cinemasins because a lot of their 'satire' isn't all that funny and their actual criticisms of the films they watch often seep through and expose how they don't care enough to actually analyse what is going on (e.g. their Guardians of the Galaxy 2 review where they pinged it for a really great thematic bit about Yondu, which is when I completely gave up on them).
I have a theory: I believe that the the reason some people turn faster could be is because their immune system is weaker , the reason the old man lasted so long is because people that adjust to dirtier area's have better immune systems
Or that an animal bit him making him the first human infected and the virus needed to adapt to his body structure so afterwards the virus knew how to infect humans efficiently afterwards
@@RodWaffle this is much better
Or the immense amount of drugs or alcohol slowed infection.
@@ibuttchuglsd6668 be funny if it’s like a WW-Z thing (I know it’s not). Zombies be like “ewww I think this ones a crackhead, let’s leave him alone and find someone healthy.”
@@RodWaffle I really like that as an explanation, it is far more creative and feasible than anything modern movies come up with.
Honestly the timeline should’ve been that the virus was created by a company, a man drove over a deer with the infection, the deer bit the old homeless man, the girl was scratched on the leg, hopped on the train to busan and then the sequel. Or at least, how I would’ve done it.
Haha train to Busan was kinda good
@@MagicallyElena NAAAAAW IT WAS GOOD NOT KIND OF
@@MagicallyElena just can't say the same for the prequel or the sequel
@@othellobarker1291 there is one, I only saw the first one
@@othellobarker1291 It was said that Peninsula isn't a sequel to Train to Busan.
Gotta love how polar opposite this movie is to Train to busan when it comes to characters and Both are actually happening in the same universe.
Every characters in this movie is dislikable (except the homeless man) at best while at Train to busan actually has characters that are likable which makes the ending more depressing while in this movie it gives out the "Serve you right"feeling.
I liked the main female Character.
@Benito Mussolini Because I could empathize with her and ultimately someone fucking up or doing some stupid shit dosen't make my empathy dry up for them?
Your profile name and shit is pretty gross man, not going to lie.
I think that another person besides the homeless guy is the guy that tried to help patient zero. He did buy a drink instead of all of the pills, though.
@Lurker M No
@@ferretfanatic5240 I think he was supposed to be mentally disabled. Another likable person is the guy who went across the rope to help her
oh silly me, I thought I could go ONE DAY without hearing about RAID SHADOW LEGENDS. This game is gonna be in my nightmares
Well at least better than the other game adds RUclips recommend like some very bad roleplay game (wish keeps popping up in my mind) or worse some weird anime game
"you are the protagonist x500"
Just skip past it. If it helps the YTber in question make a little money at the cost of me having to move my finger to the "L" key a few times then so be it.
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Anytime i watch a zombie movie i think the reason the first guy takes forever to change is cause the virus is just starting off and that later those who transfer blood threw bites and saliva the virus goes right into the blood stream and inffects faster and scratches take a while cause theres no real blood contact and if there is its very little and people act stupid when there scared and logic goes out the window especially in a zombie apocalypse
Jacob Heller Ya but the old man had a bite on his neck, so he wasn’t the first anything.
@@ShiddyShad808 true but i mean like it being transferd it probaly had plenty of time in rhe forsy host and then still took time in the 2nd to get stronger
I'm just thinking that Zombie Viruses are actively evolving at a very fast pace. So the first guy may have a completly diffrent version of the virus then the second guy getting infected, or maybe the virus is "intelligent" or "learning" and the first guy takes that long since the virus gotta learn how to disable the human imune system....
@@NoFlu u mean the virus evolve to be faster in infecting ppl
If a zombifying virus similar to rabies can evolve quick enough to spread faster from host to host, it'll go into any body fluid possible such as the blood stream and salivary glands to infect new hosts. Infected body fluids transfer faster inside an open wound, which is why bites cause a virus to spread quicker because of saliva entering the wound upon contact.
Scratches won't necessarily be a problem unless an infected host has infected blood or saliva in their fingernails. If the scratch is from a newly infected person, it won't be an issue unless body fluids from another infected come in contact with the scratches and spread into your body.
Most people freak out over a bite which causes their heart to race from adrenaline, making their blood pump faster, causing the virus to spread throughout their body quicker. The key is to not panic, staying calm delays the spread of the virus, but that limb that was bitten has to go before the virus spreads.
“WHAT YOUR TELLING ME IS DADDY WAS BIG DADDY”best line ever
When you want to save her but you die at the end
Everyone watching the movie: SSSSIIIMMMPPP
Lol
Captain Bruh 13 years old won’t accept this
@Captain Bruh you really don't know what simp is
Now simp is not only a Twitch thing, it might have originated from there, but now it has a wider definition
actually it makes senses for old man take long time causes the virus is trying to learn how to infect him quicker
Bismarck But the old man had a bite wound on his neck which means he’s just another carrier.
@@ShiddyShad808 oh ok that makes senses
It might also have to do with blood pressure. If everyone is panicking the infected blood flows through faster.
Yaboi IsaacFG69 i mean, either way they exaggerated him turning into a zombie for wayyy too long. I mean the carotid and vertebral arteries are in the neck, which carry blood to the brain, so even if blood pressure was a factor he still wouldve turned, id say, in maybe an hour at a big stretch
Dumb asf
Zombie: bites me
My immune system: ight imma head out
My digestive system: allow us to introduce ourselves
D System: better jerk.
this is your last day on this planet boio.
Brain: idk whats 1+1 but i bet that guy over there tastes good
Honestly i loved the ending simply because out of all of the zombie films and games ive seen this was one of the most realistic along side the actual train to busan movie
Literary my favorite part was the end, that freaking girl was making me mad, she didn’t close the freaking doors, also she lived because of others that sacrificed themselves and she couldn’t have the necessary force to grab the cables but SHE had the force to break a window?!!
Sincerely I liked best train to Busan, that movie was beautiful（╹◡╹）♡
I believe it’s because of adrenaline
Yeah that girl made me so mad throughout the entire movie, being way to loud all the time, She made me mad when the dude climbed up on the building, and then tried to help her because she was taking too long, and ended up dying. Then she MAGICALLY found the strength to make it across after watching him die. The only reason I had for wanting her to live was so the dad could be happy. Then it turned out he wasn't a smart dude just trying to reunite with his daughter, he was just a pimp.
Pior to the zombie takeover she needed her boyfriends help to escape from the brothel so I thought the whole movie was gonna end up being her learning how to stand on her own or living for herself. In every scene she always has someone else helping her to the point of their demise it’s kinda sad that in the end it was for nothing
@@lullabysorrow5746 I know right!? I was yelling at my screen the whole time! There was one scene that I hate where she’s crying and shouting at her phone profusely while being surrounded by zombies…
“This mans immune system said ight imma head out”
Wow such gaming 2019
Lol
When I was living in Korea, I did stumble upon a few homeless populations in the subways late at night. They would sometimes post a guard to watch them at night and vacate all other people who werent homeless if they were closing the station for the night.
8:02 that was the most powerful "WHAT?" In the entire universe
When the guy tried to help the girl from not falling🤦🏾♂️
yeah...he should've just left her alone
@@agonleed3841 Or just retract his legs so he wouldn't get caught, but I guess the pimp, or the girl herself would get him later, as she was already infected at that point
FR, she could've obviously saved herself she didn't need any help.
@@peridotplays-t3u No offense but she clearly couldn't save herself
@@galacticquasaur2956 Nah, she definitely could've. She just had to bring her legs up and scootch😗
"52 seconds of logos" and here are 2 minutes of useless talking and advertising :) Nice vid tho.
It’s a movie...
@@Slash766 What are you trying to say?
AnglerShark it’s absolutely fine if it happens with a video, a movie maybe not, but a vid it’s fine, you can skip past that
"Raid Shadow Legends sponsored this video" clichè
Adding 100 sins for wow such gaming...
The ending to Seoul Station was boss. Arguably the best ending I've ever seen in a zombie movie.
"At least he has something to defend himself with! -1 sin!" *adds +1 sin instead* (5:35 , btw)
Me: **TRIGGERED**
ikr
you mean 4:11
*This guys immune system said, Ight imma head out* 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Guy: Damn he actually headed out
"insert JoJo's To Be Continued"
Ah, he finally acknowledged JoJo.
When he said that, I hear ending theme.
The ad before this 😂😂
Harley: Joker doesn’t love me. He only loves Batman
😂😂
People on zombie films: *trying to survive*
Reality:
"oi mate! ya hear that? sounds like
*hand snapping*
you are about to get nuked, bud."
Wow Such Gaming: minus one sin.
The counter: 24... 25.
I know I'm meant to be focusing on the zombie sins...but you saying "JoJo to be continued" just makes me want a zombie sins on phantom blood.
Oh boy zanime time also the old man could have an extremely strong immune system since he is an old homeless man you have to be strong to survive that long.
Maybe it was like the scratch, it wasn't much
The way I see it, it was a new virus that was changing itself to optimize the incubation time for itself in humans. The first victim takes a while but because the virus now knows how to effectively turn humans, it quickly infects new victims.
@@jackychang9148 and let's not forget the virus started infecting animals before humans, so in evolution terms, it was in training wheels
@@killian9314 Exactly. This is supported by the first scene in TtB with the deer.
@@jackychang9148 agree. Zombie viruses are often "living" things for me that are evolving and learning how to disable diffrent species imune systems....
Tbh, I'd rather just die than struggle and feel extra pain trying to survive when my death will come at some point.
After watching this multiple times since it came out I’ve theorized that the old man was patient 0 and was bitten by a rabid animal which had a special form of rabies of which rapidly evolves when it comes in contact with different species to spread further and faster which may explain why a frail old man took awhile to be affected because it was mutating to suit its host species
good theory!
Dang that was fast man
honestly i can get why she didn't take the time to close the doors when RUNNING zombies were chasing her. i mean would you be willing to take the risk of losing a few precious seconds to close a door when just as likely an infected coud come barraling through just before the door closes and now have the ease to catch you since you're now right there? instead of just keep running hoping to make more distance from you and them? especially when you're in a panic like her?
this logic is coming from the same cartoons that fall over when embarrassed.
She had plenty of time to run up a flight of stairs.. so closing a few doors would have been fine, especially since they can't really break through doors. But in her defense, she was in an unfamiliar environment and not thinking straight.
Remember: she was running *upstair* , there was no escape there and the zombies would definitely cross whatever distance she made. She could at least delay the inevitable a bit more if she closed the doors.
It's a risk trade - you can throw away that second or two to close the door which may buy you anywhere from a few minutes to an indefinite amount of time to distance yourself. I can also understand the hesitation but the fact is that she had more than enough time to do it. The fact also is it didn't really make a difference in the end.
5:39
"Minus one sin!"
Adds a sin.
Not at all
Sounds pretty cinemasinssy
4:26 it is possible as all korean men at the age of 18-22 should train as soldiers
Lol he missed the part that korea has mandatory conscription for males
No they have to go to the military for 2 years b4 they turn 30. It is mandatory
Shay45 2-3 weeks a year
>homeless man bitten on neck
>takes a long time to turn
>turns and bites human
>immediate hordes of zombies swarming streets
I swear, every zombie movie does this, the outbreak is just instant
Virus adapts and mutates when infects the first victim, then its near 100% within contact
Every single virus does that
Add a sin for the “screaming before attacking so the enemy have time to react clichè”
and he could have take a vase that was right next to him on the table instead of going miles away to take the knife and yell to get the power of Goku
I like that "he got bit and his immune system said ight I'mma head out"
You still have to say this is a parody * sigh *
WHEN WILL * the people don't read the disclaimer * LEARN?
HELL YES!
Can you do Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse.
Update: HE DID IT! BOOYAH!
So I'm not the only one who cried for train to busan
Pretty much everyone did
@@parafaust6201 not really
"Daddy is big daddy"
-Wow Such Gaming 2020
2019*
Big daddy is now dead daddy
@@hipeople.4212 you know 2020 was a year ago?
To the small amount of humans reading this,
have a fantastic day!!
Love comin from a growing youtuber :)
Don't tell me what to do.
Well saw you on a another video and saying same thing? ok then
@@wendya881 what video
@@wendya881 you do know I'm not the only one with zero sama as a name right and I'm not the only one who knows that meme
Ok then
At 7:38 when you yell close the door behind you, you can actually see the doorknob, indicating that the door is, in fact, closed, and then in the next scene with the zombies rushing through it, it's still got the knob, indicating that it's closed lol so all these zombies, as well as herself, seem capable of just phasing through objects.
What he said: minus 3 sins
What I heard: minus 3 cents
You now have 97 cents
Is it just me or the soldier looks like he is about to cry right before he shot? If that's what I'm seeing I must say, that is FANTASTIC.
The Smashing Pumpkins song at 7:59 made you my favorite youtuber, thanks!
The lesson I learned from this movie
Anytime you enter or leaving the room. *Close the damn door*
Just finished train to busan, its a great movie but damn that ending got me good
This made me cry a bit but THIS Made me large so hard
Large?
@@undercover1790 Yea dudes LARGE now, whats confusing about that?
I mean laugh 😂 autocorrect is a bitch
personally for me, it made me medium so hard
@@animecrumbs3185 you can edit your comment
I say that the old man was the patient 0 and the virus just needed to adapt to humans so it took longer to effect him compared to other and some zombie bites are more potent compared to others based on how good the biter's immune system was or how close the teeth were to a major blood vessel giving us a good reason why they have different turning times. Second the first patient the old man must have been bit by a animal while taking a dump when he fought it off but it was sadly to late.
6:14
Wow Such Gaming: Close the door behind you.
Later........
Wow Such Gaming: Close the door behind you ! ! !
Later: Does no one know how to close a door ? ? ?
Despite not seeing the movie, I too agree with its ending
Maokai09 Ditto that
It's a big worst of time
@@Kari_naim how
Honestly I think an easy way to cover the issue of inconsistent turning rates is through the amount of times they're bit. If someone gets more bites, it's likely the disease will be transferred at a higher rate.
i love how the parody of cinemasins is better than actual cinemasins
I love watching videos like this because of all the sarcasm. It makes movies with little to no sense seem extremely hilarious in the long run.
I see a video that has my home in the title, I watch. It’s that simple
Fan: Hey wow what movies make you cry
Wow: asian zombie flicks
Fan: ...
I remembered when I watched it, I got so mad but I loved it at the same time
binge watching a lot of zombie movies has made me realize one thing. No one, no matter how confident they are, would survive a zombie out break. With how informed our world is about the zombie genre, we're going to find some asshole who will do their absolute best to keep their mouth shut about getting scratched by a zombie in fear of being executed. I'd be too scared to sleep cause you just know that they will turn in the middle of while everyone else is starting to sleep.
The moral of the story is never trust people who do sex work, because you're the only person getting screwed
0:32 What guards see when black friday arrives
Train to Busan was brilliant, but for me Seoul Station fell short ... I think it was the animation primarily? But that twist about the girl's "father" was brilliant, did *not* see that coming!
Thanks for sinning another zombie-movie Wow 💙🐱💙
Also wasn’t it a rule in “train to busan” that the infected don’t attack or lose interest when they can’t see their prey. I didn’t see this aspect much in the prequel
Actually, in train to Busan, they did. When there's no stimulus, they went quiet, jittering and growling to themselves, but otherwise not moving or not by much. However, they were also on a train and so were trapped with the survivors sooo. Cos I recall them applying newspaper to cover the windows, and it worked until they heard noises
When you get sponsored but don’t even like or play the game, hilarious.
6:38 love that reaction
I like both Big daddy reaction and wow such gaming reaction, the Big daddy literally reacted like “shit…” and wow such gaming first reaction like “wow”
I like both Big daddy reaction and wow such gaming reaction, the Big daddy literally reacted like “shit…” and wow such gaming first reaction like “wow”
5:58
😂😂😂😂
It's trash. they make dumb ass decisions like not closing doors, crying loud as fuck, and waiting around to let zombies see them.
Normal zombie movies oh this is happy and joyful wow sins it this one everyone dies wow omfg this is the best ending ever XD
3:50 my biggest gripe with this scene was: why didn't the driver just... ya know... stop the ambulance? Ya know, hit the brakes?
I felt frustrated quite a few times watching this movie. A lot of the problems the characters faced only really existed due to dogshit communication skills, and characters making stupid decisions.
But some of that can be excused as there is undeniably a social commentary this movie is communicating as well (i.e. the classism in Korea). For example, how police refuse to listen to people because of their judgements of them due to their class. Some of it may be a bit far fetched (e.g. the first police officer thinking that it was a problem of all homeless people attacking, when he was stuck in a cell with other homeless people who were attacked by other homeless people who were clearly... unhealthy to say the least). However, with just about all zombie movies you have to watch them with the premise that the idea of zombies hadn't previously existed in their universe, and I actually can't immediately think of any examples in which this isn't the case
Yeah, it is very strange considering the fact zombie movies existed ever since 1940s, with iconic ones like Night of the Living Dead released as early as 1968. Not to mention books, board games and popular video games like Plants vs Zombies.
Everyone in recent zombie movies was like "Omg the dead guy is still walking. I haven't seen anything like that before. What do we do?!"
I.. actually liked the ending.. it felt kinda right and a bit refreshing from those usual happy endings we always get
One of the cool things about this movie is that it’s animated you don’t really see that often in zombie movies
4:34 lmao subway barriers are super impenetrable while police doors instantly shatter at a few knocks 3:18
There's always something with foreign zombie flims..
Train to Busan > Zombieland, Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Wow Such Gaming and with that statement, your opinion is invalid. Train to Busan was not that good.
Sweetbutter Cupcakes I personally prefer Train to Busan because of the emotion it evoked, but no other zombie movie has struck as much true fear into me as Dawn of the Dead. Both really good movies imo
@@WowSuchGaming Shaun of the Dead > Any zombie movie ever
Ellis Roper nope
"This film was chaotic."
-Me 2019
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Why is you pfp so similar to my roblox avatar
And why is SlewedBoot here
7:38
when someone enters my room
Zachazz:Has a level 60
Also Zachazz:Chooses levels 1 and 2
Wow Such Gaming: Aight I'mma head out.
RUclips: and i took that personally.
*Plays ad*
This one was one of the funniest ones that I watched so far🤣
I knew it. That is 2-D in the beginning of all of these videos.
8:52 that sound affect is from when 2d said wow when he seen that fridge of food🤣🤣🤣🤣
I usually dislike these mock Cinema Sins but you give it your own flare and have a cool personality. It isn't obnoxious, overdone or corny. I'll sub.
"Maybe you should consider shutting your door" well the zombie still would've went through the window and could've got him
i thought the sentence was going to be, " CLOSE THE DOOR BEHIND YOU "
9:43 was the best part
WHAT YOUR TeLLING ME DADDY IS BIG DADDY?!!! Bruh I’m dead😂
You should’ve added a sin to the scene where the boy and “father” were trapped in the bathroom because the zombie was trying to get in without seeing them, since this is in the train to busan universe that means that this wouldn’t be possible since they stop attacking if they can’t see you
They turned quicker because there bites killed them but the old mans didn't
The only person i dont want to die was the guy helping the hye-sun female lead to cross the railing and she was dangling.
This is realistic. I don’t like the female bcus she is pretty much useless in the entire film. Ob course , i would be too if a situation like this would broke out .
Immune System: aight, Imma head out
*LOL*
Characters in a zombie apocalypse: "IS ANYONE HERE HELP ME." In an abandon warehouse
6:17 my sister: cLosE tHe DoOr BeHiNd YoU