If you forget it's a continuation of the fantastic Train to Busan it is actually quite an enjoyable zombie film.Sadly this sequel goes for the big epic Hollywood action set pieces and loses all the feel and soul of the great Train to Busan as it goes for action rather than tension.It is well acted. A fairly decent story.My main gripe was the CGI car chases. They looked so fake and it was a regular thing throughout the film. The movement of the vehicles was bad and cheapened the whole feel. The cars didnt have the correct movements.The set pieces and cityscapes in ruins looked great.The zombies continue to impress in their creative and original jerking movements especially as they first 'turn'. Loved that.

A few totally cheese parts, the grandad & the Jane character!? Oh dear.The ending. Hmmmm

But take it as a stand alone zombie actioner and its enjoyable.Needed to be a lot more gore in it though. Felt very PG friendly at times.

Zombie run.

90% of the movie it's a poor CGI, looks like a video game...

It is 4 years after the events of (the excellent) first film and a large part of the Peninsula has been quarantined.A group of petty criminals are sent in to retrieve a truck full of booty from the zombie infested zone where they bump into the survivors of the plague who have gone all "Hearts of Darkness"

This is basically a duller version of Mad Max Thunderstorm on a fraction of the budget.The action relies on a lot of poor CGI and is very uninspired.The characters are flat, dull stereotypes and spend their time casting long, dull monologues at each other.

This film is much too long and everything that happens you will see a mile off.Like a lot of badly written apocalypse films the zombies are terrifying - until that becomes inconvenient then they are useless.

It is such a shame as the first one is such an excellent film