Alive (2020)

Yes, it was almost like a remake of a French zombie film, “The Night Eats the World,” about a male survivor communicating with a female one, down to the zip-lining to the other building. But the Korean one tried to hard to be cute and romantic for its own good. Yes maybe it will be more marketable in Asia and the ending is more uplifting, however it’s not better than the French one. This page has alive 2020, watch online, alive 2020 free download, full movie hd

I just don’t know why exactly but blockbuster disaster movies are what I’m craving at this moment. Maybe the ongoing pandemic has a lot to do with it, but anyways, I found #Alive a highly entertaining zombie action thriller. It is the perfect movie you need to see if a real-life pandemic alone is not enough to convince you to quarantine yourself. Filmxy has Alive (2020) Online Full Movie, Alive (2020) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Ah-In Yoo, Shin-Hye Park, Hyun-Wook Lee

I’ll admit that the posters for #Alive had gotten the zombie-movie fanatic within me pretty excited. The urban setting, the spectacular make-up effects, the ‘few survivors vs. a massive zombie horde’ storyline, and the use of modern-day gadgets – I was quite enticed by these factors. #Alive has a fantastic first act – it’s all Yoo Ah-in until then, and of course, the gratifying zombie chaos taking place around his apartment complex. Add some food-related FOMO to that and we have an interesting bunch of scenes stitched together. As expected, not much is detailed about the outbreak except for the basics – these zombies are fast, cannibalistic, and attack in hordes. Things change around the 40-minute mark with the entry of a female survivor (played by Park Shin-hye) who lives across the complex in another building. Hereafter, the cliches start to pile up. They develop a vibe, a couple of walkie-talkies are conveniently found, and they even end up saving each other at different instances. Yet, it’s the predictably bland final act that makes #Alive a middle-of-the-road effort. The set-pieces are all racy, hair-raising, and effective, even if one feels tempted to revisit and question how certain scenes play out. With a highly animated zombie mob hot on the trail of the protagonists from start to finish, the action has a well-choreographed feel to it. #Alive, when viewed as a quarantine film in the year 2020, can also send a message across to people that all hope is never lost and personal battles can eventually be won.