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Zombieland
posted by Chris Gould on Friday, 9th October 2009, 16:59

Elite

If anyone's looking for an amusing, light-hearted horror-comedy then this is worth a look. Great cameo as well. I'd have watched it for Emma Stone alone though...

RE: Zombieland
posted by Miles on Friday, 9th October 2009, 18:03

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Going to watch it next week, looking forward to it already.

RE: Zombieland
posted by Pete-MK on Friday, 9th October 2009, 18:13

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Saw it the other night. Wasn't blown away at all. The cameo is forced and awkward, and the heroines, who were perceived as being so savvy and smart when they're introduced, seem to leave their wits in the car when they SPOILER:
get to the fairground and TURN ALL THE BLOODY LIGHTS ON AND TRY TO EVADE THE ZOMBIES BY GETTING ON A STATIONARY FAIRGROUND RIDE


Also, when you're in a zombie-infested wasteland, you're going to want a practical vehicle, not a poxy 4mpg hummer. There's funny elements, for sure, but Jesse Eisberg plays exactly the same character he played in Adventureland (seeing a pattern forming here) and seems to be a budget Michael Cera for playing socially awkward teens

Given a choice, I would not have spent my own money to see this. Woody's ok, but again, the part isn't exactly a stretch

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RE: Zombieland
posted by mbilko on Sunday, 11th October 2009, 12:07

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I enjoyed it and laughed silly at certain points, loved to cameo but saw the punchline coming a mile away (amazed he didnt lol) would deffo recommend just for woodys banjo Happy

RE: Zombieland
posted by DazMack1979 on Wednesday, 14th October 2009, 11:32

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Agree that some of the fairground logic was daft, but loved it - knew there was a cameo but didn't know who it was or what happened (think it's the best cameo I've yet seen in a movie, actually), and although the payoff for it was well signposted, when it came I just about wet myself. Brilliant stuff.

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RE: Zombieland
posted by 1mills on Wednesday, 14th October 2009, 11:40

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I watched it the other day and liked it.

Another who didn't know the cameo but had seen the comments on here about punchline being obvious etc and when I was watching it, I was thinking what was obvious or wrong with the cameo.

Didn't realise the moment everyone meant, as that was so obvious

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and happens a while after he enters, that I'd thought it was something immediately


so hadn't realised what everyone was talking about until I reread now.


It surprised me in that it was a completely different film to what I was expecting, as I was thinking more of a film for a horror fans, rather than more of a kind of buddy comedy for the masses.

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RE: Zombieland
posted by 1mills on Wednesday, 14th October 2009, 11:55

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Just read that the cameo wasn't the original choice

Was originally

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Matthew McConaughey and then


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Joe Pesci


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RE: Zombieland
posted by Miles on Thursday, 15th October 2009, 22:10

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Just got back from watching it. I thought it was great.
A funny zombie movie.

OK, it's not as good as Shaun Of the Dead ("you've got red on you")...but I laughed quite a bit and enjoyed the stupidness of it all.

RE: Zombieland
posted by David Beckett on Friday, 16th October 2009, 09:53

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It's not as accomplished as SotD but is an extremely amusing and well observed comedy about zombie films. I loved the list of rules, Woody Harrelson was fantastic, Emma Stone very watchable and the cameo was just great. It's nothing deep or meaningful but it's just a riot from the first minute to the last.

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RE: Zombieland
posted by MADTheOgster on Tuesday, 3rd November 2009, 23:10

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knew nowt about this at all, but just watched it & thought it was ace Happy

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