![]() Without spoiling anything, the survivors of “Train to Busan” are only so lucky because of the sacrifice of others. Early in the film, Seok-woo tells his daughter, “At a time like this, only watch out for yourself,” but he learns that this isn’t the advice we should live by or pass down to our children. Sang-ho also keeps up his social commentary, giving us characters who want to do anything to survive, and others who will do what it takes to save others. They discover that the undead can’t quite figure out door handles and are mostly blind, so tunnels and lines of sight become essential. ![]() ![]() The claustrophobic tension of “Train to Busan” is amplified after a brilliantly staged sequence in a train station in which our surviving travelers learn that the entire country has gone brain-hungry. ![]()
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