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Inside ‘Train to Busan’ Sequel ‘Peninsula’s’ Arrival in U.S. Theaters

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Janet W. Lee When Yeon Sang-ho wrote “Train to Busan,” zombie movies were simply unheard of among South Korean audiences. Skeptical of the subgenre’s commercial appeal, the director went along with his producers at Next Entertainment World on promoting it as “a survival story of those infected by a human virus of sort.”“When filming it, I had ideas of other stories in that world, in the post-apocalypse, but I didn’t think I’d have another opportunity to make such a specific genre film, especially not at this scale,” Yeon told Variety.To Yeon’s surprise, “Train to Busan” was both a critical and commercial success.

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