re: Anyone Seen Snowpiercer?

The movie requires too much suspension of disbelief. I kept waiting for them to give a somewhat logical reason behind the train and the Wilfred Documentary didn't give me enough.

The tracks would be so completely covered in ice and debris, there is no chance in hell, the train would ever stay on the track.

The train just didn't appear to be remotely large enough to sustain that population.

Where was the bug birthing room? If you had such a massive amount of bugs, then you needed to hatch those bad boys somewhere.

Same for the beef and chickens. Seems like there would need to be 100s of cars we didn't see.

Maybe the movie would have made more sense if it was a massive ocean liner and maybe there would have been path around the would following the warmest water to keep from freezing in place.

I get that they don't have time to show us the trek through 100s of cars but if you want to make you movie somewhat more believable, then the train needed to be a helluva a lot bigger.

The reaction of the other passengers was odd. Seems like there would have been more panic when bloodied tail enders showed up.

Why were so many of the rich folks insane? Seems like the axe crew with hoodies were one step from devolved orcs.

They rest of the rich folks didn't seem to give a crap yet they attacked Sonny Chiba in the last car.

What was the deal between the clairvoyant chick and the fat dude who wouldn't die? And why exactly wouldn't he die?

Tilda Swinton is one creepy arse chich. She could easily pop up in my nightmares at some point.

For the most part, I enjoyed the movie up until the last second disneyfied ending.

I didn't hate the movie but I couldn't recommend it to the average person.

Oh, one thing I did hate...Slllllllllllllllllllllloooooooooooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww mo. God I hate slow mo and if I owned a studio and saw slow mo being used I would fire anyone and everyone involved with that decision.