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Train to Busan 2: Peninsula (2020)

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Participants steelfox98Patrick MartinJessica Morris6Jacob AlvarezJohn Hughes4Amanda Kim2Terry Hernandez10mellowskipper
steelfox98 steelfox98 Active MemberOP
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joined Mar 2023
#1 ·
The trailer for T-Mobile just dropped. It looks Hollywood, which honestly isn't much of a compliment.
https://www.imdb.com/video/vi2374286...Id=ls053181649
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
702 messages
joined Aug 2015
#2 ·
Man, this looks absolutely insane. Honestly, after how much that first part raised the bar, you can't really expect anything less than total overkill when it comes to the production value.
Jessica Morris6 Jessica Morris6 Active Member
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joined Nov 2022
#3 ·
Will the cast be the same? Where's Sue and that pregnant actress (I can't for the life of me remember her name)?

Is this one little?
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Jessica Morris6 Jessica Morris6 Active Member
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joined Nov 2022
#4 ·
The action sequences were executed quite well, though I can't help but feel this installment lacks the punch of the original. In the first movie, the script actually had some substance, whereas this one feels a bit rushed—like they just threw something together specifically to justify making a sequel. Honestly, it would probably be sitting right on the edge of being a mediocre film if it weren't for that overly sentimental, pathetic ending...
Jacob Alvarez Jacob Alvarez Active Member
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joined Apr 2021
#5 ·
It’s a fun enough watch, I guess, but compared to the original? It just doesn't hold a candle. All those tense moments get totally killed by the garbage CGI they used.
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
702 messages
joined Aug 2015
#6 ·
It’s like the same director didn't even film this. Honestly, the disappointment here hits right on par with how much *Escape from L.A.* let me down—whereas the first one was such a pleasant little surprise, this is just an awkward, massive letdown. If I had to weigh the pros against the cons, we're looking at a pathetic 20:80 split. The car chases? Yeah, they aren't just on steroids; they're on freaking Dolby Surround steroids. But even then, those were basically the only thing keeping me glued to this garbage until the credits rolled. And don't even get me started on the cast. The lead actors are actually great, but the villains and the zombies? Total bottom-of-the-barrel trash. Actually, scratch that, even decent trash would have been better than this.

And once those two are off-screen, there isn't a single memorable hero OR villain in sight. Just pack it up, folks... it's a total wash.

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John Hughes4 John Hughes4 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2020
#7 ·
This movie was absolutely terrible. It’s easily ten times worse than the first one.
Amanda Kim2 Amanda Kim2 Member
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joined Apr 2023
#8 ·
Honestly, this is nowhere near the quality of the first one—didn't really vibe with it at all. Just a weak attempt at an American Mad Max
Terry Hernandez10 Terry Hernandez10 Active Member
58 messages
joined Jul 2023
#9 ·
An American remake is officially in the works—Last Train to New York

https://www.slashfilm.com/711392/las...-release-date/
Jacob Alvarez Jacob Alvarez Active Member
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joined Apr 2021
#10 ·
On one hand, you’re looking at better action sequences, but on the other, just a bunch of stupider gags. 🤷
mellowskipper mellowskipper Regular
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joined Jan 2023
#11 ·
The first part was actually pretty decent, but the sequel
Maybe she shouldn't be behind the wheel if she’s just going to spend the whole time barking orders at Dom Toretto.

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