It had just enough good gags in it to make it hilarious, and it's a zombie flick.
What more could you want?
"This Twinkie thing ain't over!":Dhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt1156398/
Zombieland
Zombieland
I have to say, this is the first movie in a long while that I've loved!
It had just enough good gags in it to make it hilarious, and it's a zombie flick.
What more could you want?
"This Twinkie thing ain't over!":D
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1156398/
It had just enough good gags in it to make it hilarious, and it's a zombie flick.
What more could you want?
"This Twinkie thing ain't over!":Dhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt1156398/
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Re: Zombieland
I liked this but never saw it until it hit TV.
Woody Harrelson is in full blown crazy mode which is always fun and Jesse Eisenberg is in full blown virginal nerd form which he does so well.
The British version of this is "Shaun of he Dead" which is set with an equally confused protagonist and some very British emotions that work so well in a long line of crazy comedies.
Woody Harrelson is in full blown crazy mode which is always fun and Jesse Eisenberg is in full blown virginal nerd form which he does so well.
The British version of this is "Shaun of he Dead" which is set with an equally confused protagonist and some very British emotions that work so well in a long line of crazy comedies.
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I loved this movie too, not least for Bill Murray's role as himself... that man can do no wrong in my eyes but this was an AWESOME roll for him.
And yeah, Paolo, you gotta give Shaun of the Dead a try too.
"You've got red on you"...
And yeah, Paolo, you gotta give Shaun of the Dead a try too.
"You've got red on you"...
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Re: Zombieland
Where did all this Zombie bs start? Did the Caribbean start exporting it's dead or something?
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Dave (imported)
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Well it started many years ago with George Romero's very original and daring movie "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD" which set the standard for the zombie apocalypse.
However, recently, I think it traces back to THE LIVING DEAD as graphic novel (comic book), World War Z, and "Forest of Hands and Teeth" and "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" and "Married, with Zombies" and a number of other books and novels.
It's one of the horror genres that explode every so often.
However, recently, I think it traces back to THE LIVING DEAD as graphic novel (comic book), World War Z, and "Forest of Hands and Teeth" and "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" and "Married, with Zombies" and a number of other books and novels.
It's one of the horror genres that explode every so often.