How does Busan compare to The Walking Dead?

The Walking Dead and "Train to Busan" have completely opposite narrative ideas, "The Walking Dead" has a lot of foreshadowing at the beginning of the film, and all kinds of atmospheres are well done, but the later plot performance fails to be truly "terrifying". "Train to Busan" is particularly calm at the beginning, and then it explodes quickly and quickly, leaving the audience with no room to react, and this gap is very impressive.

I think Busan is a little better looking than The Walking Dead, because the Walking Dead is thoughtless, just like a zombie, and Busan is different, I think he is a little more dynamic than the Walking Dead.

The trip to Busan reflects the story of human beings fighting zombies for survival when the virus broke out. The Walking Dead is the opposite. The walking dead reacted that the Earth had been ravaged by the virus. The only survivors, in order to survive, survived.

One is the story of the time of the outbreak, and the other is the story of the aftermath of the outbreak. The plots are all similar, but the rendering angles are different. I prefer the walking dead. It's just that the next few seasons are a bit of nonsense. Seventh, eighth, ninth, I haven't watched the next three seasons.

I think there is a big difference between "Train to Busan" and "The Walking Dead", because "Train to Busan" is mainly about how people will behave during special times to express their feelings, while The Walking Dead has no emotions in it.

The trip to Busan is better because zombies have weaknesses First, do you remember a woman She took a newspaper and stuck it on the car door Zombies will be quiet when they can't see humans Second, zombies won't open the door Third, zombies can't see anything in the dark Sound can cause zombies.

I think the walking dead are more terrifying, and this kind of life is also very uncomfortable, so I think the degree of the walking dead is even worse than the trip to Busan.

Busan is a good trip, because you can experience the ruthlessness of humanity and zombies without that selfish man in a suit, they can all make it to Busan alive.

Compared with the Walking Dead, the Busan Walk is more scary, because it is a few people crowded in a crowded carriage, and there are zombies outside, which will still attack people, which is different from the Walking Dead.

The walking dead in Busan can run, and the walking dead are more clumsy.

I think the two ** people in it are more terrifying,,, especially in Busan, they finally ran over in that carriage, but said they were infected and told them to roll to another carriage, I suddenly felt that zombies were cute.

I think that the trip to Busan and the walking dead are similar, because they are both talking about zombies, and they are both very disgusting and scary anyway.

There is no comparison, Busan is a hundred times better than The Walking Dead.

The walking dead is terrifying,,, I feel like living in that environment is better than dying, I live in fear, there is no food, you think you have arrived at the relief station, joined the big family and is safe, but you find that there is no so-called relief station at all, only the slaughterhouse, people are treated as food, and the zombies have escaped but they can't escape people's hearts...

I think "Train to Busan" is scary because every character in it is crazy, and some children are like this.

It's all about human nature, and if you watch the Walking Dead twice, you'll see a deeper meaning, and it's all good!

In fact, my classmates said that "Train to Busan" was not scary, but I thought it was a bit scary, I didn't dare to look at it when I saw the white eyes of zombies, and my father Shi Yu jumped out of the car to commit suicide in order not to hurt his daughter, which moved me very much.

No comparison, it's all good-looking, and I hope China can make a great one.

I. I didn't dare to look at it, and I was scared to cry when I saw a trip to Busan.

The Walking Dead, do you understand, don't talk if you don't understand.

What is a complete explosion? That's what it's called. Whoever and who depends on the person.

The Walking Dead and "Train to Busan" actually have very similar story structures, so much so that I didn't dare to watch "The Walking Dead" after watching "Train to Busan", but after watching it, I found that it was not as scary as I imagined.

Busan Zombie** is a highly contagious zombie virus, and this virus** is an unknown girl who is infected on the train that Seok Woo is riding. In fact, this reason has long been ** in the film, but many people have not noticed! But in fact, the ** of the virus was skillfully integrated into it by the director at the beginning of the film.

In the film, a truck driver kills a fawn at Jinyang Station, and the fawn immediately turns into a zombie and stands up. That's where it all began, the zombie virus officially spread. I wonder if you saw this point when you watched the movie?

And in the movie, when disaster strikes, the ugliness of human nature is magnified, but the light of kindness and love is difficult to hide. In the 15 carriages of the train, the people who refused to accept Seok Woo and his party for their own safety made Jin-hee, who was also in the carriage, feel very sad. When Jong-gil, who is one of them, sees his sister In-gil outside the carriage, he thinks that there is only pain left to live like this, so it is better to go to hell together!

He opened the door of the carriage, and immediately everyone was swept away by zombies.

Because Kim Chang, who hid in the toilet and escaped, can be said to be the most hateful person in the movie. Later in the story, he ends up being infected as well. The conductor, who has always cared about the safety of passengers, always insisted that everyone leave together at Daejeon Station, and rescued Kim Changchang at Dongdaegu Station despite the danger.

In the end, he ended up being infected. And the street sleepers who were rescued by Shi Yu also sacrificed themselves to delay time for Shi Yu when they were in danger. The atmosphere of the whole movie is tense and warm.

There are no clues or explanations in the movie, and it all started with a traffic accident.

After a traffic accident that happened by chance, the wild deer that had been knocked down and died began to writhe and suddenly stood up. In order to cover up the fact that this unheard of virus has caused it, and to reassure the public, falsely claiming that there will be no problems with everyone's safety.

People walked in the direction indicated by the conductor, and Daejeon Station was unusually quiet. When Shi Yu was in the car, he secretly thought that he had asked the administrator he had managed, and knew that Daejeon Station had long been lost, so he took Xiu'an to another passage. When Shi Yu asked Xiu'an to stay on the side and go to inspect first, how did he know that all of them had been infected, however, at this time, Shi Yu was too far away from Xiu'an, fortunately Sheng Jing and his wife took Xiu'an away in time, and Shi Yu barely avoided the infected and entered the door.

Interpretation of the film:

The film contains many obvious truths, that is, these straightforward messages leave the audience with emotion and bitterness. Among the performers, Ma Dong-seok penetrated every crevice of the work with his unique sense of humor, while at the same time grasping the hearts of the audience.

The high-intensity action scenes of his muscles also make people feel happy. Actor Kim so-an is full of layers of emotional acting, and the compact plot of the film itself is multiplied and carried out to the end.

As a movie, Train to Busan is not as detailed as The Walking Dead due to the limited length of its story, which is definitely empty. Similarly, one of the criteria for a good story now is that the characters should not be too clear. Based on this criterion, the trip to Busan is naturally inferior to the walking dead.

But at the end of the day, this is also due to the overall length constraints of the story. If you really use the script of Train Busan to shoot a TV series that long, maybe you can also shoot it in the style of The Walking Dead, and it's not impossible. But as far as I'm concerned, I personally think that the trip to Busan is a little more ornamental.

Why. Mainly because it is a movie, the narrative and pace are relatively fast. For example, The Walking Dead, as far as I know, the last season of The Walking Dead, which was the seventh season, seemed to have more voices complaining about its slow pace than before.

In fact, back in the third season of The Walking Dead, I didn't watch the show for more than a year, precisely because the pace was too slow and procrastinating. In a word, they can hold it for a long time. Speak for five seconds, hesitate for ten seconds, and make several gestures after speaking.