Everybody loves a good zombie movie and South Korean horror film Train To Busan definitely did not disappoint!
Train To Busan is a film directed by Yeon Sang-ho which stars Gong Yoo (The 1st Shop of Coffee Prince), Kim Su-an, Jung Yu-mi, Ma Dong-seok, Choi Woo-shik, and Wonder Girls member Ahn So-hee. The film is currently being screened in Philippine cinemas and has been receiving rave reviews from moviegoers.
Read: 5 Things to Know about Train to Busan
The film tells the story of Seok-Woo (Gong Yoo), a fund manager/single father in Seoul, and his daughter Soo-An (Kim Soo-Ahn).
Seok-Woo has been separated from his wife and took the responsibility of taking care of their only daughter. He has been very busy with his job and doesn't spend much time with his daughter. One night, Soo-An insisted on seeing her mother for her birthday.
The father-and-daughter tandem rides the KTX train bound for Busan at Seoul Station.
Little did they know that a zombie virus has started spreading and one infected victim managed to enter their train. The virus eventually spread like wildfire and the survivors inside the train must do all they can to survive the trip.
The film, which is now on its fifth day, has also earned favorable reviews from Pinoy celebrities.
Check out the comments that they posted on their social media accounts:
Maine Mendoza definitely felt intense emotions while watching the film.
Just saw Train to Busan! Hay jusko, masyadong nakakastress at masakit sa puso!!!
— Maine Mendoza (@mainedcm) September 3, 2016
Ken Chan felt the same way after watching the horror flick.
Ngayon lang ako naiyak(natouch) sa isang horror film ???????????????? #MustWatch #TrainToBusan #Bravo pic.twitter.com/WUffVSmdmw
— Ken Chan (@akosiKenChan) September 2, 2016
Even film director Antoinette Jadaone said she couldn't contain her emotions while watching the film.
Linchak na mga zombies to, panaiyak ako #TrainToBusan
— Tonette, Tonette (@tonetjadaone) September 3, 2016
Bela Padilla learned something important when a zombie apocalypse does happen in real life.
What I learned from "Train To Busan" pag sinabing next week nalang aalis, next week ka na umalis. Wag kang makulit na bata ????????????
— Bela Padilla (@padillabela) September 2, 2016
Mars host Camille Prats also praised the movie that had its world premiere at the 2016 Cannes Film Fest.
Grabe yung #TraintoBusan! Grabe ang sigaw at iyak ko. One of those zombie movies that's close to reality. ????????????????????????
— Camille Prats (@CamillePrats) September 5, 2016
These celebrities obviously loved the film:
Best zombie movie ever!!! #TrainToBusan
— Aki Blanco (@AkihiroBlanco26) September 5, 2016
Train to Busan was soooooo nice! Love everything about it. Except for that one guy though ????
— Jeric Teng (@jericteng) September 5, 2016
Train to Busan, definitely the best film ever!
— #Don Lucas (@Hashtag_DonJon) September 4, 2016
Yooooooo. #TrainToBusan is so good. I mean... So good.
— Francesca Litton (@CheckLit) September 3, 2016
Train to Busan ???? hay napagod ako sayo. Nambugbog tuloy ako ng kaibigan sa takot at gulat. Sorry ?????? love u friend pic.twitter.com/D4PHIe3opO
— sheena halili (@mysheenahalili) September 4, 2016
Best zombie movie ever!!! #TrainToBusan
— Aki Blanco (@AkihiroBlanco26) September 5, 2016
#TrainToBusan has gotta be the best zombie film I've ever seen! So good. Go see it! ????
— Rafa Siguion-Reyna (@rafasreyna) September 5, 2016
Kapamilya actress Ritz Azul doesn't mind crying over the movie even though her tear ducts haven't had any rest after taking part in workshops.
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Others used emojis to express what they felt about the movie.
Train to busan ????????????????
— Michelle Vito (@MichelleVito) September 2, 2016
Train to Busan ????????????????????????
— Andrea Torres (@andreaetorres) September 2, 2016
???? Train To Busan
— Alexander Diaz (@alexandermcdizz) September 3, 2016