Jeremy Liang

I had high hopes for this movie as I had been waiting for years to watch it. When I first viewed the trailer, it made me a bit concerned but I thought the director might've had something up his sleeve, but when I finally watched the movie, I was both disappointed and well, satisfied? The movie had more flaws than the first one, but the destruction of the city of Seoul 4 years later was unbelievable. I think Yeon's idea was really fantastic. The scenes with sunrise were really filmed well and could even be a poster. However, the story lacked character development and realism. The zombies lost their charm from Train To Busan. They weren't such a threat as Unit 631, which wouldve been fine but I found it hard to even hate them. I hated the antagonist in Train To Busan more than this movie even though the antagonists here had guns. When characters die, I don't feel as emotional as for the characters in Train To Busan, the characters in the first movie were well-developed and lovable,but in this one they weren't as well-developed as in Train to Busan .The movie was also very cliche and predictable which doesn't make it exciting.