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Train To Busan: Best Zombie Movie Ever

I LOVED this movie. Let me start by saying that I have seen a handful of zombie movies but this by far had my heart from the beginning. If anyone is looking for a movie that is both heart wrenching and makes you care for just about all the characters this is the movie for you. It is a nice refreshing take on zombies as well with less focus on the why and more on the present situation. It also goes into the relationship of parents and children. I was so upset when the man with the pregnant wife died but I also loved how it showed the original father the value of sacrifice and how he himself appeared to others in the form of the business man character. WHO WAS THE WORST I MIGHT ADD.

This film was shot beautifully as well not to mention the child actor they had she was absolutely on point. This movie had me personally on the edge of my seat the entire time- and to my surprise did not end terribly. I was completely expecting every single person to perish but I think in the end it ended pretty beautifully with the message that the being a parent is sacrifice.

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