Good, But Annoying to Watch

Rating: 6/10 (16 September 2016)

The movie was entertaining, but annoying and often incomprehensible. The infection starts on the train basically because the first two individuals to encounter the infected woman were apparently deaf. For some reason the train usher or whatever didn't hear the infected woman slam onto the train behind him, and the stewardess didn't hear the infected woman getting back up behind here. There were a lot of people standing or sitting watching things happen in front of them. Infected fell from helicopters and got back up without broken limbs. The concept that the infected completely can't sense people simply because they're in slight darkness is a bit ridiculous. The baseball boy sat holding his infected girlfriend and got himself killed by her, how romantic, but stupid, and to be expected from a Korean production. The older woman opening the door to the infected because...she went crazy? I don't know. Just seemed like a way to kill off the rest of the passengers. The father putting his hand over the infected man's mouth was absurd, but heroic and cliché.
Overall this movie was frustrating to watch. It was filled with logic errors, and needless actions for emotional impact and to move the plot along. I thought this movie would change my mind about the poor quality of the Asian movie industry, but I was sadly mistaken. It was still entertaining though, so a 6/10 it is.