TRAIN TO BUSAN 부산행 Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch | Gong Yoo | Ma Dong-seok | Jung Yu-mi 

The father daughter last moment…I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times but every time it makes me cry

this has two of biggest names in korean film industry. gong yoo and ma dong seok

21:48 Just for clarification, that's the name of the baby. The wife went by another name that the subtitles didn't write in while the husband was talking with the dad 21:27 . Great reaction guys! One of my favorite movies of all time

The best Zombie movie ever made in my personal opinion. Amazing film. All the actors were stellar, but the little girl was exceptional. I would like to see more movies with her.

Fun fact! Train of Busan only cost the product 8.5 million dollars and they end up making 98.5 million. This right here puts Disney and Marvel to shame 😂

Seriously, the best child actor performance I've ever seen.

First time I realized that getting turned to a zombie, in the last moments probably reverts you to your basic, core memories. That's why the annoying villain guy said "my mom is waiting". And that makes it even sweeter that Gong Yoo's character's core memory was his daughter's birth.

something that makes that final dad/daughter scene even more heartbreaking... the whole movie she had been speaking to him in formal language but at that moment she speaks to him in banmal/close language for family and friends. that is why he was so shocked as well.

This movie made me into an emotional train wreck. K-Zombies are the most scariest because they run sooooooooo fast ahahaha

That little girl is a phenomenal little actress. I watched this movie when it first came out. My big brother mode kicked in. I wanted to just pick her up and run wherever we thought was safe. Also, so many awesome actors in this movie. It’s riveting, it’s heartfelt, it’s suspenseful, and it’s terrifying.

The daddy last shadow scene when he fall out of the train it make me cry

watched it for the 3rd time and still sobbed. This movie is a masterpiece and will always be a masterpiece.Loved this so much

Oh theyre in for a heartbreak… good luck guys

"Train to Busan": When "Parasite" was in the theaters, this movie showed up as a RU-vid recommendation. I'd seen other South Korean films, so I thought I was ready. I HATE Zombie films, but this movie roller coaster took me through Fear to, Dread to Sorrow and left me emotionally drained. Kudos the to the writer(s), director(s), actors, and, especially the stunt performers for creating a Modern Classic.

Get your tissues ready.. it's the best zombie movie imo

Don’t think I’ve ever seen this movie and not cried. And I’ve seen it like thousands of times due to reactions 😭😂

22:07 That guy is TOTALLY my husband! Strong and tough and ALWAYS putting his family's needs and the needs of those less fortunate above his own. I bawl EVERY time I see that scene because it reminds me of something he would do. 😢❤

Thank you for reacting to a Korean movie. It's been 8 years since its release, Train to Busan is still popular, and every Korean likes it so much that they say Train to Busan when asked what the best movie is.

I have watched this movie as a kid and cried hell because this movie was set in my core...many years later now I watched just few clips they have shown in the video and I still cried like hell...just a wonderful movie that has been created... it's the best zombie movie I have ever seen even after seeing many this still be my first and my last choice...just a masterpiece

I love Gong Yoo ever since I saw him in a K-Drama called Coffee Prince. So I bought this movie only knowing zombies are in it and it broke my heart. The character arc for him is wonderful and tragic and the child acting was superb. I also made my dad watch this and he is very emotional and of course I had already cried and I thought I would be okay, but we were both bawling our eyes out at the end. I also forget to mention that the businessman is a character. I will forever hate. He is on my list of most hated movie characters.

This is probably the best Zombie movie for me, Korean cinema really knows how to do drama & horror movies. One of the best zombie tv series I've seen is also a Korean series "Kingdom" on Net-flicks. It's amazing, I love period pieces too it's set in the 16th Century Joseon so you fighting with mainly swords & arrows. It also has one of the more creative zombie lores I've seen and it's also a political thriller like early seasons of game of thrones vibes. The cinematography is gorgeous as well.

Watch this movie 🎥 (Miracle in cell no. 7) I don't know if you guys didn't shed tears there.

the hardships it takes not to cry in that dad-daughter scene even if you've seen it too many times

(The dad gets bitten) Me: Noooooo!!! (My eyes start to water) (Su-an begs her dad not to leave) Me: 😢 (The dad goes outside to the rail thing or whatever that's called) Me: 😰 (Shows flashback when Su-an was born) Me: Oh, come on!!! I'm trying so hard not to cry right now!!! (Gives one last smile before falling to his death) Me: That's it!!! I'm done!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Aw man I never thought I'd cry so hard/bawl my eyes out at a zombie horror movie 😭💔

Superdad actually did tell his wife the baby's name. It was the name he called out to her just before the zombies broke through the door. He called out the baby's name, not his wife's name.

If this movie doesn't make you cry then you need serious help.

All the money in the world, in the end, your last thoughts will be of your family .

a lot of people ask why the granny sacrifices herself, they forget we see it in slow motion but it is seconds really

Fun fact: this entire movie is CGI. They only had a total of 3-4 sets and this was all done in 2 train cars and everything else is CGI on a green screen. Genuinely insane film

7:55 “Dude you’re going to have to abandon your wife” WTactualF There is no scenario that I would ever abandon my wife.

I will continue to recommend the drama series: Signal or Hospital Playlist. For films I recommend the Yi Sun Shin trilogy (which follows 3 major battles of Yi Sun Shin's military career during the japanese invasion of 1492. My other recommendation is. Burning (a mystery thriller) and stars Steven Yeun. :)

React to Goblin kdrama it's awesome same main lead it's too emotional

I Love this movie, makes me cry every single time. Great reaction you guys. If Ma Dong Seok aka Don Lee is in the movie its definitely awesome guaranteed.

If zombie apocalypse would ever happen if take my family and just go to Antarctica

Also, when they said "Survivors Approaching" I was like "Yeah I was gonna say zombies can't sing."

The saddest move I’ve seen after watching the Korean movie, hope, which is based on a true story. But I’m not getting into that unless you react to it. The little girl did such an amazing job! I cried my eyes out at the end! 😢😢😢😢😢 I mean…… how can you not? But great reaction ❤❤❤❤❤❤

the three big actors and 1 actress in one movie this has to be iconic choi wook sik , gong yoo , ma dong seok and Jung yumi { choi woo sik the teenager in this movie won oscar for Parasite , jung yumi and gong yoo has also worked in another famous movie gong yoo drama " Goblin" is so famous

Ladies and gentlemen the beautiful masterpiece that is.. Train to busan!!!!😔😥😢😰😭😱🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️🧟💔❤😌👏🙌🙏👍🎉

Can someone confirm if the man who ran over the deer is the man that is like crazy muttering about how "everyone's dead"

Yesterday i watched this movie for the first time its an amazing movie 😍

I love gong yoo ❤❤

You guys also check out miracle cell no 7

One of the best zombie movie 🥹❤️🙂

The child actress was amazing 👏 The writing, the character development, was fantastic 👏

It is one of the best of not the best zombie movie I ever watched. Very different than all other zombie movies because of the human touch (good and bad). Impressive! ❤

So the subtitles for dialogue regarding the YS Biotech thing is incorrect. Not sure why the person who worked on the subtitles did it that way but the actual translation (which makes more sense) is this: "This all started at YS Biotech, the company we were forced to save" I'm not sure why the subs are saying the centerpiece of our plan. It really doesnt make any sense in the context of the actual dialogue. I'm not fluent but when i read the subtitles for that piece of dialogue, i was like that doesnt make sense in terms of the rest of the dialogue. But anyway, can you believe theres going to be an upcoming remake for this? Its called Last Train to New York. I'm nervous about it since the US hasnt had a good track record with their korean remakes. Exhibit A: the Oldboy remake with Josh Brolin and Elizabeth Olsen which completely pales in comparison to the original. And it was basically a shot for shot remake if i recall.

I watch the dad getting bit scene when i want to cry and it works everytime

Most foreigners think of Train to Busan as simply a zombie killing time, but that's definitely not the case... (Korean passing by)

Train to Busan is one of my favorite movies. To me, it's not just a horror thriller film, its a commentary on the duality of humanity. My favorite scene is when the girl is crying in the middle of the train as on one side the dad and soon to be dad are holding the door against the zombies, and the other side has the other humans holding the door against them. There's multiple cuts back and forth showing both sides, and it begs the question; who are the true monsters? The ones who seemingly are trying to kill you, or the ones on the other side trying to leave you to die?

I usually watch Andrew on Reel Rejects, this just popped in my feed and I watch it and I have to say this is the most distraught and quiet I’ve ever seen him 😂

The ONLY zombie movie that makes me tear up.

Anyone noticed how good Kristen has become with the intro? Lover her personality!

I just wanted to point out that when Kristen said Asian makes really good and scary horror films is absolutely true, take for example some of the Hollywood horror movie adaptation from the Asian culture like The Ring, The Eye, The Grudge etc.. and watch the Original it is SO much scarier.

I rarely watch korean movies but everytime i watch this esp Gong Yoo's death i always cry and sob like a baby😢

React to the "Night has come" kdrama, it's very good, you're going to love it. ❤

Loved this! ❤ You guys need to watch more Kdramas! Especially Andrew! 😂 Still waiting for Hotel Del Luna on this channel please! ❤

This movie and 28 Days Later, are my favorite zombie/virus movies! ❤ Although in reality, since Korea is so small, they wouldn't have a chance. The country is the size of Illinois so it'd be overrun within 2 days. They also don't have guns, so only the police and army would have some. All the civilians would be gone within hours. The only safe place might be some of the islands, and only if no infected get there.

Thank you for reacting to this movie. It's one of my favorite Korean movie. I hope you can react to the movie "the flu". It's a Korean movie as well and ma dong suk (the buff guy) is also in that movie. ❤❤❤

the ending always kill me

This is one of my favorite zombie movie ...I watched this movie years ago and I cried like hell 😢...and I literally forgot about the actors face when I was watching Goblin.... then when I watched the movie again I remember omg he is the same actor 😅

Every time I see this movie, even though I know what’s going to happen, I still cry my eyes out the last 10-15 minutes.

This movie actually make me cry 😢 the last scene was so sad I think hundreds of people watch this cried.

You shouldv'e wait 2 more years before you watch this so its like a decade celebration

This movie was my first look at the Actor Gong Yoo, he admitted he's not really into the zombie genre but wanted to give it a try. I've yet to watch this movie and not get emotional at the ending

About the father's absence: in Korea, Japan and China (from what I know) men especially fathers are often absent bc they are expected to bring money, and financially take care of the familly. It's changing now a little bit but that was and still is the norm in many households

So Glad you guys really enjoyed the movie. Please react to more Korean Films~!

thank you reaction~~~~good good~~~🙏🙏🙏

i think now kristen and andrew should watch the show "All Us Are Dead" another great zombie show

guys you have to watch All of Us are Dead now

You guys need to watch Along with the gods two worlds!

The name he yelled out was the baby name he wanted

This movie, by far, is my favorite zombie movie ever!!! I cry every time I watch it. You should react to Train To Busan Pt2: Peninsula. It starts at the same time as the first with a different family, but then it jumps to 4 years after the outbreak. FYI, the 15 year old girl is my favorite character. She's so badass!!!

Kristen started without knowing it was a zombie movie!!!

So sad they skipped the homeless man's sacrifice in the youtube version, it absolutely broke me !

guys when will yall update the remaining episodes of sweet home?

of all the zombie movies I have seen, this one has to be the best of all.

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"Train To Busan" features compelling characters, with each one making you genuinely care for them, especially the core group. The workaholic father (Gong Yoo), who might have become like the disdained COO (Kim Eui-sung) if not for his daughter (Kim Su-an) constantly reminding him of humanity through her innocence. The cool, level-headed father-to-be (Ma Dong-seok) maintains his good nature and protects those around him, while his wife (Jung Yu-mi) showcases intelligence in the group's survival, making us care not just because she is pregnant. The young lovers (Choi Woo-shik and Sohee) grow closer despite the world tearing them apart. The elderly women, from the two sisters (Ye Soo-jung and Park Myung-sin) to the grandmother (Lee Joo-shil) of the young main girl, provide glimpses of their hopes for humanity. The unkempt man (Choi Gwi-hwa) adds wit and contributes more than once to our main leads. The train conductor (Jeong Seok-yong), responsible not just for his job but also for the safety of his passengers, gets caught in the crossfire of a demented COO whose humanity comes too late. The film echoes “Parasite” (2019) in terms of classism on a train, and the baseball boy played as Kevin in “Parasite”, directed by Bong Joon-ho, who also directed “Snowpiercer” (2013), another film exploring classism, starring Chris Evans and Tilda Swinton.

He 12:12 was gilgamesh in Eternals

02:25 wait you started it without knowing it was a zombie film? oh dear

My favorite Korean horror movie. I was born in Busan, and was adopted so the dad and daughter's relationship really hit me hared. I cry at the end everytime.

Andrew is usually so chill and this movie even had him reacting so big haha

Man I can't believe you cut out such good parts.

This is my first time here and I have to say, great reactions and also y cried too with this movie, specific with last scene, I cant with this scene.

guys when ur going tu react sweet home 2 ep did u forget about it

Dude watch All Of Us Are Dead its fire 🔥

Train to busan is not a zombie movie, its supposed to be a comedy

Gem of a movie❤️

korean cinema to watch:- Mother The wailing little forest the handmaiden old boy silenced lady vengeance the chase the chaser I saw the devil k drama- Reply 1988 Chinese Movies- Chungking express to live raise the red lantern

I watched this movie 2 times 😊

Since I am early I'd recommend Ode to My Father, Along with the Gods Part 1 and 2.

22:07 yoon suhyun is the name for their baby😭🤦‍♀️

Probably in the top 10 or top 5 zombie movies ever made.

The saddest part is Busan fell shortly after the end of the movie. Presumably every soul was lost, including our survivors.

If you also watch animated films, Seoul Station (2016) is the prequel to Train To Busan. Y’all should checkout The Pool (2018,) (from Thailand.) 👍🏼 *Maybe, not Andrew tho.

Nowadays every movie or drama like this reminds me of Ghaza, I have watched this already but at that time I didn't take it like that. While watching Korean freedom fighters in Gyeongseong creature and park SEO joon's hospital scene also reminded me of Hmaas.

If you guys take any request apart from the patreon requests, please consider watching the suspense thriller K drama Little women you will not regret!

I'm only here cos Kristen cried to Armageddon and I need more tears lol

Yes!

Is this *Andrew* the same one from *The Reel Rejects?*