#Alive
Action • R • 2020 • 1 hr 38 min
Starring
Yoo Ah-in, Park Shin-hye, Lee Hyun-wook, Jin So-yeon, Kim Hak-sun
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interesting premise, felt like there were plot holes though
Kept it simple and intense. You feel trapped with him the whole time, and that’s what makes it good.
Such a good movie, and it has zombies 😛
Alright zombie film with obvious twists and turns. Entertaining.
Thought this was going to be a drag, but I actually enjoyed it.
I liked that the main charachter didn't become some kind of badass zombie killer but instead acted a more like how I think someone could act
Good zombie movie, there were some plot holes but overall good. Intense scenes. Kept me on my toes sometimes!
A quite unique approach to a zombie apocalypse. It's worth watching if you're into zombie movies but it doesn't revolutionize the genre.
For once social media isn’t the enemy, the zombies are. Scary, funny movie about the desire for connection and the challenges of ziplining.
Understated and filled with human longing. Decent little zombie flick
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