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Train to Busan: A high-speed clash of survival instincts, fatherly redemption, and unyielding hope, blasting through zombie-infested carriages. Each stop heightens the terror, challenging humanity’s spirit against relentless undead chaos. A visceral ride!

Train To Busan Trivia

What is the name of the city where the passengers are trying to reach safety in "Train to Busan"? (Hard)

#1: Seoul

#2: Busan

#3: Daegu

#4: Incheon

What is the name of the actor who plays the main character Seok-woo in "Train to Busan"? (Advanced)

#1: Choi Woo-shik

#2: Gong Yoo

#3: Ma Dong-seok

#4: Kim Eui-sung

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Train To Busan Fun Facts

The zombie makeup in Train to Busan took three hours to apply on each actor.

The actors who played zombies were trained in contortion to make their movements more eerie and realistic.

Train To Busan Polls

Who is your favorite character from Train to Busan?

Seok-woo

Sang-hwa

Su-an

Yong-guk

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What was the most intense scene in Train to Busan

The train station massacre

The infected taking over the train

The tunnel encounter

The final confrontation

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Popular Characters

Seok-woo

Su-an

Sang-hwa

Seon-kyung

Yong-guk

Jin-hee

An-gyeong

The Elderly Man

The Father

The Businessman

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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July 20, 2016

Release of Train to Busan

The South Korean film 'Train to Busan' directed by Yeon Sang-ho was released in theaters, gaining international attention for its thrilling zombie apocalypse narrative and social commentary.

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November 2018

Announcement of Sequel 'Peninsula'

Following the success of Train to Busan, a sequel titled 'Peninsula' was officially announced, expanding the story world of the zombie outbreak.

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