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Train To Busan English-Language Remake Titled Last Train To New York
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The Train to Busan English-language remake from V/H/S 2 director Timo Tjahjanto reportedly gets a new title with Last Train to New York. The original film, written by Park Joo-suk and directed by Yeon Sang-ho, revolved around a divorced father who teams up with other passengers on a bullet train heading from Seoul to Busan as a zombie apocalypse suddenly breaks out in the country.
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Far Cry 6 Joseph: Collapse DLC Review
After two of these roguelite DLCs so far, the formula for Far Cry 6’s villain-centric expansions has become predictable: you enter a character’s mind, confronting their demons and learning more about their backstory while shooting everything in sight. Thus, Joseph: Collapse has a lot of the same strengths and shortcomings of Vaas’ Insanity and Pagan Min’s Control that came before it. Unlike those, though, this final entry in the trilogy has the critical flaw of starring the weakest villain of the bunch – by quite a wide margin – in Joseph Seed. The Zen-like militant cult leader from Far Cry 5 never made much of an impression on me aside from his unmistakable love of yellow aviators, and Collapse does little to make him more interesting.
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