The Next TRAIN OF BUSAN Sequel Will Be Animated and the Director Is Already Working on It

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Yeon Sang-ho, the director of the Korean zombie thriller Train of Busan and its follow-up film Peninsula, is developing another sequel and that sequel will be an animated film!

The first film, Train of Busan, was a great movie! I haven’t seen the sequel yet, which was recently released, but those who have seen it seem to love it! Before these two films were made, Sang-ho made an animated prequel titled Seoul Station, which told the story of how the zombie plague that devastates South Korea began.

Sang-ho was actually working in animation before he jumped in to make these live-action movies, and for the next one, he’s decided to go back to his roots, and he’s already working on it. In a recent interview with Polygon, the filmmaker revealed that the movie will be a prequel to Peninsula:

“A prequel to Peninsula: we are currently in talks about making a cartoon about the relationship between Unit 631 and Min-jung. I am hopeful that the story can be further expanded upon through the less inhibited cartoon medium.”

I love the fact that the universe is going to continue to be expended in animated form. In this case, it will dive into the stories of the character Min-jung, the mother of two young girls who rescue Jung-seok.

When talking about coming up with his concept for Peninsula, the filmmaker said:

“I wanted to make a post-apocalyptic movie with a devastated Korea. I also imagined a story of a young child driving a dump truck in the ruined Korea.”

When discussing the story for Peninsula he said:

“The story is about how one is able to find hope in a peninsula that has become isolated and full of despair. The main character, Jung-seok, escaped from the peninsula once before and then lived in a world without hope, so he returns to the peninsula again. I made the movie with the intent to show that Jung-seok was not trying to escape from a geopolitical world, but from a community that was full of selfishness.”

I’m looking forward to watching the sequel, and now I can look forward to the new animated prequel being developed. For those of you who haven’t seen the original animated movie, Seoul Station, you can check it out below.

Seoul Station is a South Korean animated zombie film released on August 18, 2016. The film was shown at the 2016 Edinburgh International Film Festival The fi...

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