Real insider tip among the films – Prime not necessary
A free movie on Amazon? But not just any, but an award-winning and innovative masterpiece from South Korea. Such an insider tip is now available from Amazon in December – a Prime subscription is not necessary for this.
Amazon Freevee: Stream Train to Busan for free starting December 8th
With “Train to Busan” the Korean director Yeon Sang-ho managed a real one in 2016 surprise hit. There have been many zombie films before, but not ones that play in a KTX high-speed train and that is not the only reason why they bring a lot of excitement to the plot. Quite a few reviews drew parallels to the film “Snowpiercer” by compatriot Bong Joon-ho, where the entire film also takes place in one go.
Short foretaste in the trailer:
Speaking of reviews, they are mostly good. At IMDb, “Train to Busan” collects a convincing 7.6 out of 10 points. The mood picture on Rotten Tomatoes was even clearer and better, because the professional critics were closed 94 percent impressed by the zombie fun and the spectators are also enthusiastic with 89 percent. Various awards from the film industry come as no surprise, including the Blue Dragon Award – the most well-known and prestigious prize in the South Korean film industry. In short: If you are not afraid, you should definitely take a look.
There is an opportunity from December 8, 2022 in fact completely free. Then “Train to Busan” ends up on the free streaming service “Amazon Freevee”. You only have to endure one or the other commercial break during the stream. You can then watch the film, for example, directly on the website, with the Fire TV Stick or within the Amazon Prime Video app – only at no cost.
Without advertising: only a few days left for Prime users
Tip: If you want to see “Train to Busan” beforehand without advertising, you can find the film on Amazon Prime Video beforehand. There he will be back with the release on Freevee disappear. Ergo: Prime users who want to see the film beforehand and without interruptions have to hurry (watch Train to Busan on Amazon Prime Video).
By the way: The one published in 2020 Sequel “Peninsula” comes as well to Freevee on December 8th and is also available beforehand on Amazon Prime Video ad-free (Watch Peninsula on Amazon Prime Video). Unfortunately, the quality of the sequel falls short of expectations. The IMDb gives the film a very average 5.5 out of 10 points. Even at Rotten Tomatoes, there are only 55 percent positive votes. After all, the viewers themselves are more satisfied there with 76 percent.
