The hugely successful South Korean 2016 zombie thriller movie “Train to Busan” is getting a US remake and people are not happy with it. There have been previous attempts to remake other Korean movies such as Oldboy which was not received well by both critics and the public. So, people are not thrilled with this latest news to remake the movie which many considers as one of the best Zombie movies.
It has been reported that Indonesian filmmaker Timo Tjahjanto is in talks to direct the US version of the movie. He is popular for making movies such as Headshot and The night comes for us.
Train to Busan which was directed by Yeon Sang-ho followed passengers of the high-speed train during a zombie outbreak. It shows how people come together to survive this outbreak. This movie was the highest-grossing movie in South Korea when it got released. It is also the 14th most successful South Korean movie of all time.
directed by Yeon Sang-ho and released in 2016. The movie was set on a high-speed train during a zombie outbreak and focused on a group of passengers who must work together to survive. It was the highest-grossing film of 2016 in South Korea that broke the audience record of over 10 million theatergoers and currently stands as the 14th most successful South Korean movie of all time.
When people found the US is making Train to Busan was trending on Twitter urging people to watch the original before it got destroyed.
Counter-proposal: simply watch the original “Train to Busan,” which is basically flawless. https://t.co/QZnWJ7DJQF
— Hutch (@hutchinson) February 19, 2021
Instead of waiting for a new movie why not watch the original
OR just watch the actual Train to Busan for the incredible movie that it is. No whiteout pen needed 🤗 https://t.co/7tNxVddZaA
— dani (@daniyogani) February 19, 2021
Train to Busan is based on Korean things like culture, history, and class warfare. If the US wants to make a Zombie movie set on a train, why not make their own.
Train to Busan is based on VERY Korean things like culture, history and class that is specific to Korea. Remaking it in the US will strip it of the things that made it special. Just watch the original.
signed, a Korean person who is terrified of horror films but appreciates TTB
— Kat Cho (@KatCho) February 19, 2021
Or just stop crying over subtitles
Train To Busan does not need a remake stop crying over subtitles pic.twitter.com/cj4f3DthSs
— zahra (@ctrlzahra) February 19, 2021
