Published in 2012, it tells the story of a zombie virus breaking out on campus, and how teachers and students in a class bravely fight against the zombies...
It is also a zombie theme.
Yao Yuan predicted that after "Train to Busan" is released, not to mention Asia, at least South Korea will set off a zombie trend, so he wants to strike while the iron is hot and launch several works in one fell swoop to gain members.
I originally wanted to find Qian Chengri to adapt the script, but they were still unwilling.
Jin Minyong has worked in the United States, and his thinking is relatively Westernized. He believes that the Korean market is too small, and film and television are inherently limited. If you want to go global, you must rely on streaming media. Hugelive is here to save the film and television industry.
"What a bunch of ignorant people!"
He was drinking wine and eating Korean beef, leisurely.
He believed that in a few days, just a few days, there would be a lot of people asking for help.
…………
Seoul is quite cold in winter.
Late at night, Pu Renyong, who was in his 20s, came out of the cram school where he worked. He greeted the parents who picked up their children warmly, praised them skillfully for being smart, his grades had improved, and he would definitely score high in the exam, and then he left with a curled lip.
These children have just entered junior high school and have to take extra classes late into the night every day.
The top three in East Asia, the king of volumes!
Koreans have to attend various cram schools, elementary school, junior high school, high school, and college entrance examination since they are born, in order to get into the three top universities: Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University.
Because chaebols like Samsung, Hyundai, and LG will only recruit people from these three universities.
In terms of the rigid class structure in South Korea, failing to get into these three universities or enter a big factory means failure in life.
Park Renyong was a failure. He could only rely on his rich examination experience to become a supplementary teacher. He earned tens of thousands of yuan a month, which seemed like a high salary, but it was just enough to survive in Seoul.
He envied those star teachers, whose annual income was calculated in US dollars.
He rode his bicycle back to his rental house, cooked a bag of instant noodles and ate while scrolling through his mobile phone. He usually didn’t have any hobbies, he was quite an otaku and liked to watch movies, TV shows, anime, and play games.
And when I checked my phone, I suddenly remembered: "Oh! The broadcast starts today!"
As early as a month ago, the promotion of "Train to Busan" has been overwhelming, occupying all major local Internet platforms, and trailers have been released continuously. The shot of Korean soldiers emerging from the zombies is shocking.
Never seen it before!
I thought it was a theatrical blockbuster, but it turned out that it was only released on streaming media, which caused a lot of discussion. Many people suspected that it was just a gimmick, using the trailer to deceive people.
"..."
Park Renyong is looking forward to it, and we won’t know until it’s good or not.
He took his laptop and opened Hugelive. This website has been available for a few months. It has rich content, including many English films, many dubbed Chinese films, and a large number of old Korean works.
Netflix's habit is to charge directly and not free prostitution.
Yao Yuan should be gentler. When entering a country's market, he would first let people prostitute for free, and then start charging when the flagship work is released.
Park Renyong climbed up and entered the "Train to Busan" page, and a reminder immediately popped up: "You can watch for five minutes for free, and you need to activate a membership after five minutes."
"Monthly fee: 12,000 won (approximately RMB 65), which can be used for two devices online at the same time. The first charge is only 5,000 won!"
Um?
He didn't click on it, but scrolled through the comments below.
"What a surprise! We can finally make a decent zombie movie!"
“No peeing spots from start to finish. Highly recommended!”
"Oppa Gong Yoo is so handsome!"
"Hopefully there will be a sequel!"
After being praised all the time, Park Renyong scratched his head and thought, forget it, it was only 5,000 won anyway, so I just recharged it, just enough to use it with my girlfriend.
He chose to pay directly and became a noble member.
Then I clicked on "Train to Busan", grabbed snacks and drinks, and started the normal life of a young man regardless of the fact that it was already 1 o'clock in the morning.
…
At the beginning of the movie, a traffic warning dummy appeared with a slogan: "Disinfection operations are in progress, please drive carefully and slowly."
A truck pulling pigs was stopped at a checkpoint, and several people in protective suits sprayed disinfectant. The driver, an unshaven uncle, asked in distress: "What are you doing?"
"I heard that something was leaked in the nearby biotechnology park, but it's nothing serious."
"I said the same thing last time! My pigs are all in the soil!"
The driver cursed and drove away. When he was distracted to pick up the phone, he didn't pay attention. Bang! It seemed that he hit something. He quickly got out of the car and saw a blood mark on the ground, but it turned out that a wild deer had been hit and killed.
"Tough luck! The government should clean up these nasty guys!"
He checked that the car was not damaged and drove away quickly.
There is a long shot here. As the vehicle goes away, the camera slowly moves to the right and stops on the deer carcass. After a few seconds, the deer suddenly moves, stretches its legs high, and then turns over and stands up.
Close-up: The deer's eyes have turned gray-white, staring straight into the camera, and the film's title "Train to Busan" appears in the weird and terrifying music!
"interesting!"
Park Renyong nodded. Korean movies have developed rapidly in recent years, and the audience has seen the world. He thinks this is a good beginning, but the key is whether it can produce the texture of a zombie movie.
This is what netizens are most looking forward to and worried about.
Orientals and zombies don’t get along!
Compared with the original version, this version of "Train to Busan" has some changes, and the background setting is very large: the virus entered the sea along the inland river, polluting fish, livestock, humans and sea areas along the way, invading East and Southeast Asia.
This is paving the way for sequels and derivative works. For example, the U.S. military base has been transformed into zombies, and missiles are washing the ground next door. Isn’t it exciting?
Follow Kong Liu to appear.
He is an elite man engaged in finance. He is divorced and separated. His daughter is clamoring to go to her mother, so he has no choice but to take her on a train.
So characters appeared one by one, including a pregnant woman, a villain, a high school student, and a boxer played by Ma Dongxi.
A train that was going well was completely catastrophic when a virus-infected person slipped into it.
"Train to Busan" has an amazing design of the transformation process of human beings. Those who play zombies are all dancers, and their body movements are very awesome.
Nothing seemed to happen in the carriage.
However, a flight attendant struggled to pass by, and strangely, there was a woman lying on his back - an infected person who had sneaked in.
Everyone was puzzled and watched.
I saw the flight attendant struggling forward in pain, and finally couldn't hold on anymore and fell to the ground. The woman actually took her head off, pressed her to the ground hard, and bit her neck crazily.
The corpse transforms into a corpse in just a few seconds.
The flight attendant was like a fish thrown ashore. First he twitched irregularly, then his head and feet bent inward, and his back arched. The dancer's flexibility was fully displayed, and his body opened like an arch, making his arms look like reflexes.
Joint extension.
The slender neck suddenly tilted back, revealing a devil-like face.
"Axi!"
Park Renyong's eyes widened, not with fear, but with excitement. He even couldn't wait to send a message to his friends after only watching half of it.
“Train to Busan is a hit!”
Dafa is a literal translation, which means awesome and powerful.