Great Movie

Rating: 9/10 (15 September 2016)

Well, this was a refreshing zombie flick, not "horror" or "terror" at all. I cannot figure out why it is reviewed as "the scariest movie of the year", it's not scary at all. Unless you are scared by Hello Kitty, or Asians.
The origin of the plague is plausible and makes sense, we get just the necessary insight to know what happened.
Character development is pretty good, taking into account it's a zombie movie and most of them die anyway.
The first act of the movie sets a good pace, and then goes on with non stop action and, most important, plausible situations given the context of a Z apocalypse in a train.
Loved/hated the "Bad Guy", one would expect most of humans will think and act like him.
The little girl's acting in the end is very moving, 10/10.
The ending for the good guy is a little dumb, he could have taken, at least in theory, that Z with no effort, he did it many times before, doesn't make sense. But, had he survived, the movie's ending would have been cheesy. So, in the long run, a good thing he died.
Koreans are doing a great job delivering better and better movies, I really think this one is in the top 10 or 20 Z movies, and gives fresh air to a genre that has been flushed down the toilet recently.