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Yeon Sang-ho’s South Korean zombie film “Train to Busan” opened in U.S. theaters in July, shortly after exploding into a box office phenomenon in its home country with a gross of over $10 million alone in South Korea. Mashing the wildest elements of “Snowpiercer” (passengers stuck on a train) and “World War Z” (rabid zombies that want to eat you alive), the apocalyptic horror sensation has a momentum like few other movies this year. Thanks to some virtuoso camerawork and adrenaline-fueled set pieces, “Train To Busan” will have you covering your eyes one moment and standing on your feet the next.
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In his review, IndieWire Senior Film Critic David Ehrlich wrote, “The film introduces itself as the rare pastiche with enough personality to feel like something new. A sequel of sorts to Yeon’s ‘Seoul Station,’ which received limited festival play and never received U.S. distribution, ‘Train to Busan’ unwraps its premise so elegantly that no prior knowledge is required to get swept along by its opening act.”
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