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There is a zombie outbreak in South Korea. A father tries to protect his daughter by fighting zombies.
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There is a zombie outbreak in South Korea. A father tries to protect his daughter by fighting zombies.
Imagine a train filled with zombies who want to kill you, and not only that if you get bitten by one of the zombies, you will turn into a zombie as well. It is scary, right? It's an entertaining zombie movie. It's an outstanding zombie movie with an original story and excellent character development. While watching the movie spectator will see how the different kind of people react in such a relentless and stressful situation. It's not an average zombie movie. Along the train journey, people have to face and fight not only zombies but also selfish people. The main characters in this story are a father and daughter named Seok Woo (Yoo Gong) and Soo-an (Soo-an Kim). Seok Woo was taking her daughter to visit his mother, who lives in Bhusan, on her birthday. An affected woman board the train and attacked train staff that's how this dangerous this terrific train journey began. Seok Woo (Yoo Gong) faught to protect her daughter.
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Kim Eui-sung
Yu Hyunmok Film Arts Award | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Kim Eui-sung
Best Supporting Actor | 2017 | Kim Eui-sung
Best New Director | 2017 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Special Effects | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Feature | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Asian Feature | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Feature Film | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Film | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Gold Award | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Film | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Director | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best International Film | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best International Feature Film | 2016 | Lee Dong-ha
Best Actor in an International Film | 2016 | Gong Yoo
Best Actress in an International Film | 2016 | Kim Su-an
Best Actor | 2017 | Gong Yoo
Best Actor | 2017 | Gong Yoo
Best Supporting Actor | 2017 | Kim Eui-sung
Best Supporting Actress | 2017 | Jung Yu-mi
Best Actor Horror Film | 2017 | Gong Yoo
Best Actor | 2017 | Gong Yoo
Best Supporting Actor | 2017 | Ma Dong-seok
Best Editor | 2017 | Yang Jin-mo
Best Costume Designer | 2017 | Rim Seung-hee
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Kim Eui-sung
Best Supporting Actress | 2016 | Jung Yu-mi
Best Screenplay | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best New Director | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Editing | 2016 | Yang Jin-mo
Best Supporting Actor | 2016 | Ma Dong-seok
Best Supporting Actor | 2017 | Ma Dong-seok
Best Film | 2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Foreign Film | 2017 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Screenplay | 2017 | Yeon Sang-ho
2016 | Yeon Sang-ho
Best Asian Film | 2017 | Lee Dong-ha
Budget 8,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 87,547,518 USD
Filmmaker Edgar Wright, who directed the BAFTA nominated zombie-comedy Shaun of the Dead (2004), was a big fan of the film. Wright recommended the film in a tweet and called it the "best zombie movie I've seen in forever."
The actor Ma Dong-seok (the man with the pregnant wife) used to be Gong Yoo's personal trainer.
Train to Busan (2016) is the sixth highest grossing domestic film of all time in South Korea.
The word 'zombie' is mentioned once in this film.
Train to Busan (2016) is director Sang-ho Yeon's first live-action film. Yeon's previous works were animated features.
"Soo-an: Dad, you only care about yourself. That's why mommy left."
"Sang-hwa: Hey, asshole. Felt good to see your kid thanks to me? Are you grateful or what? Seok Woo: Why is your ringtone so tacky? Sang-hwa: What's wrong with it? [pause] Sang-hwa: How do I change it?"
