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This bothered me so much. I found it so stupidly distracting. A night setting could have been incredible in building atmosphere and using very limited light to heighten the suspense, but nope, everything is somehow very bright during the dead of the night.
When I saw the scene I immediately thought of your review. Almost every scene made me affirm your viewpoint on the matter. They failed trying to suit it to Hollywood's direction to try and get more audience appeal but sacrifice the novelties that made their movie a hit on the first place. Train to Busan had its dull moments but the movie never made me feel boredom or had me say the scenes were predictable.
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This bothered me so much. I found it so stupidly distracting. A night setting could have been incredible in building atmosphere and using very limited light to heighten the suspense, but nope, everything is somehow very bright during the dead of the night.
When I saw the scene I immediately thought of your review. Almost every scene made me affirm your viewpoint on the matter. They failed trying to suit it to Hollywood's direction to try and get more audience appeal but sacrifice the novelties that made their movie a hit on the first place. Train to Busan had its dull moments but the movie never made me feel boredom or had me say the scenes were predictable.