Published public reviews
I remember renting this on VHS in the 90s to have something new to watch aside from the other movies I've seen and enjoyed a lot of times. It pleasantly surprised me that time. It was a wacky road trip rom-com with the star of Clueless and Cruel Intentions. It felt fresh to me that time and I had a good time. That' why it will always have a soft spot in my film heart. Funny and a nostalgic trip back to my favorite decade.
Sarah Butler was watchable but this was poorly directed and written. D.B. Sweeney was a laughable villain. Too bad because I liked the setting of Skyscrapers and late night thrillers.
I liked it. It's funny and heartbreaking at the same time. I've always liked Justin Long's "regular joe" charm on screen and he delivers both the comedy and drama well here.
An explosive and exhilarating finale! It doesn't reach the heights of Battle of the Bastards but it was well made and the acting, top notch. Can't wait for the final season in 2028!
The hive mind concept for zombies was great and there were good thrill sequences. I always had a crush on Jun Ji-hyun ever since I watched "My Sassy Girl" and seeing her again now and still agelessly beautiful is a delight. My major gripe that made me somewhat disappointed is WHY DIDN'T THEY JUST KNOCK OUT THAT VACCINE GUY!!! They tried to blindfold him, cover his mouth and they communicated through text so he wouldn't hear them to prevent him from contacting the zombies through their hive minds - and didn't think of just hitting him in the head or something? The main protagonist is a professor who knows the subject matter at hand well so that was a big script error for me. Besides that, it was a fine thrill ride. "Train to Busan" still is my favorite K-Zombie movie.
If you're the target audience of this certain type of humor, you would find it hilariously enjoyable. I liked it. It's a fun look at people working in a customer service field like a resaturant/diner. The ensemble cast was great too.
Too much similarities with "Companion" and "Subservience" yet still an entertaining albeit cliched A.I. killer robot story. Lily Sullivan was good here.
Saw this in the Cinema and now again since it's available to stream. Enjoyed it more this time. John Wick style action in a Star Wars movie mixed with the cuteness of Grogu and the adorable relationship he has with Mando.
For a 3 minute short film, it builds up the thrills and suspense well. The ending was just okay but a funny explanation of the title.
They actually showed a dick in a youtube video. 😆 Average horror short. Cinematography was good though.
While entertaining enough with it leaning more into action thrills, it fails in comparison to Train to Busan. It relied too much on CGI and felt like a Hollywood sequel. Good as a standalone zombie flick but quite disappointing for a sequel to one of the best movies in the genre.
