Zombie Land

Seriously, this was a really good zombie movie. I highly recommend it if you love zombie movies and comedy. I thought it was just gonna be a stupid movie that tries to be scary and funny but it actually was good. I jumped atleast 5 times from things that scared me lol. And the concept of how they deal with the zombies is really neat. The gang is really clever ( specially the sisters) and funny. I'd highly recommend seeing this.

As for anyone else who seen this whats your opinions? And for those who havent wants your views on it? or if you got any questions ask

Its one word and i plan on seeing it next week after all the teenage "wont shut up while fiddling with their text messages omgblahblah" crowd finishes going.

uhm. what are u trying to say?

I wasn't expecting much from Woody Harrelson plus [unknown supporting cast]. Were the characters good?Engrish_Major

Cannot wait to see this movie later tonight!

I'll probably see it Monday or Tuesday because I have to work during the times I'd be seeing movies this weekend.

Probably gonna go watch it tomorrow.

Its one word and i plan on seeing it next week after all the teenage "wont shut up while fiddling with their text messages omgblahblah" crowd finishes going.

Alter_Echo

i might see it tomorrow

looks good I want to go see it

T_T its not in my theaters aaaaaaaaah this is stupid they did the exact same thing with 9

frickin' d-bags

Might go see it. Still on the fence since that Michael Cera ripoff kid (Jesse Eisenberg) is in it, and I'm betting the comedy lines will be horrendous. It's getting good word of mouth though unlike Adventureland which I heard was terrible.

AICN loves it.

going to see it later tonight

Hopefully i can get tickets for tonight. Zombie movies are my favorite :D

I might rent this. Someone tell me if its good.

My fiancee and I went to see this for a matinee, total impulse decision after we heard a radio commercial for it on the way home. It was awesome. I wanted to see it anyway because I haven't seen Woody in a while.

Absolutely a great film. We're about to play some L4D now....stoked.

Time to nut up or shut up.

Saw it tonight and oh man was it great. Funny as hell, entertaining, thrilling at parts, well shot, great acting, and it was just FUN!

Also, it has the single greatest cameo in the history of cinema. I will say no more about it and demand anyone who has seen it not even put who it is in spoiler tabs. I had heard of a cameo but knew nothing about it and my God was it amazing.

Saw it tonight and oh man was it great. Funny as hell, entertaining, thrilling at parts, well shot, great acting, and it was just FUN!

Also, it has the single greatest cameo in the history of cinema. I will say no more about it and demand anyone who has seen it not even put who it is in spoiler tabs. I had heard of a cameo but knew nothing about it and my God was it amazing.

LostProphetFLCL

It was a pretty funny cameo. Roger ebert is one of the few comedians who can be hilarious by standing there. I wouldn't call it the best cameo though, Martin Sheen's cameo in Hot Shots! Part Deux was hilarious and random. One of my favorites by far. Also the three stooges cameo in Its a mad mad mad mad world.

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Saw it tonight and oh man was it great. Funny as hell, entertaining, thrilling at parts, well shot, great acting, and it was just FUN!

Also, it has the single greatest cameo in the history of cinema. I will say no more about it and demand anyone who has seen it not even put who it is in spoiler tabs. I had heard of a cameo but knew nothing about it and my God was it amazing.

Film-Guy

It was a pretty funny cameo. Roger ebert is one of the few comedians who can be hilarious by standing there. I wouldn't call it the best cameo though, Martin Sheen's cameo in Hot Shots! Part Deux was hilarious and random. One of my favorites by far. Also the three stooges cameo in Its a mad mad mad mad world.

I haven't seen either of those movies so it is possible I could agree with you.

But still, the cameo in Zombieland was just amazing. I started laughing hysterically as it progressed further and further:lol:

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Saw it tonight and oh man was it great. Funny as hell, entertaining, thrilling at parts, well shot, great acting, and it was just FUN!

Also, it has the single greatest cameo in the history of cinema. I will say no more about it and demand anyone who has seen it not even put who it is in spoiler tabs. I had heard of a cameo but knew nothing about it and my God was it amazing.

LostProphetFLCL

It was a pretty funny cameo. Roger ebert is one of the few comedians who can be hilarious by standing there. I wouldn't call it the best cameo though, Martin Sheen's cameo in Hot Shots! Part Deux was hilarious and random. One of my favorites by far. Also the three stooges cameo in Its a mad mad mad mad world.

I haven't seen either of those movies so it is possible I could agree with you.

But still, the cameo in Zombieland was just amazing. I started laughing hysterically as it progressed further and further:lol:

Yeah its definetly one of the best cameos this year. However, In the loop had the best cameo to me. Steve Coogan's cameo in that film was fantastic, it shows exactly why he is one of the funniest british comedians when he isnt doing crap like Hamlet 2.

I think its better that shaun of the dead in my opinion. And as for the characters, they were all pretty good and did well plying there roll. Only one i didnt thaink wasthat great was the little sister but that really doesnt matter. lol twinkies.......

I absolutely loved it. Definitely in the top of my list of zombie movies. It's a comedy about zombie killing that stars Woody Harrelson. There is nothing in that description that I don't like.

I'm seeing it in a couple hours.

That movie was awesome!

I think its better that shaun of the dead in my opinion. And as for the characters, they were all pretty good and did well plying there roll. Only one i didnt thaink wasthat great was the little sister but that really doesnt matter. lol twinkies.......

xhLtmanx

Yeah, I definitely liked it more than Shaun of the Dead. Unlike Shaun it kept steam all the way through. With Shaun I felt the movie really took a nosedive later on.

Little Rock was a good enough character though and if you pay attention you can kind of see why shes so important in relation to another character.

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I think its better that shaun of the dead in my opinion. And as for the characters, they were all pretty good and did well plying there roll. Only one i didnt thaink wasthat great was the little sister but that really doesnt matter. lol twinkies.......

LostProphetFLCL

Yeah, I definitely liked it more than Shaun of the Dead. Unlike Shaun it kept steam all the way through. With Shaun I felt the movie really took a nosedive later on.

Little Rock was a good enough character though and if you pay attention you can kind of see why shes so important in relation to another character.

I actually loved where Shaun of the dead went. It got much more serious, which might turn some people off, but for a movie like that it worked perfectly. Also Simon Pegg's acting was very impressive when he was being serious.

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I think its better that shaun of the dead in my opinion. And as for the characters, they were all pretty good and did well plying there roll. Only one i didnt thaink wasthat great was the little sister but that really doesnt matter. lol twinkies.......

Film-Guy

Yeah, I definitely liked it more than Shaun of the Dead. Unlike Shaun it kept steam all the way through. With Shaun I felt the movie really took a nosedive later on.

Little Rock was a good enough character though and if you pay attention you can kind of see why shes so important in relation to another character.

I actually loved where Shaun of the dead went. It got much more serious, which might turn some people off, but for a movie like that it worked perfectly. Also Simon Pegg's acting was very impressive when he was being serious.

I hated it honestly.

I enjoyed it when they did it in Click because it became really powerful, but with Shaun it just felt dumb and WAY out of place...

In all honesty, I think the serious bits completely brought Shaun down.....

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Yeah, I definitely liked it more than Shaun of the Dead. Unlike Shaun it kept steam all the way through. With Shaun I felt the movie really took a nosedive later on.

Little Rock was a good enough character though and if you pay attention you can kind of see why shes so important in relation to another character.

LostProphetFLCL

I actually loved where Shaun of the dead went. It got much more serious, which might turn some people off, but for a movie like that it worked perfectly. Also Simon Pegg's acting was very impressive when he was being serious.

I hated it honestly.

I enjoyed it when they did it in Click because it became really powerful, but with Shaun it just felt dumb and WAY out of place...

In all honesty, I think the serious bits completely brought Shaun down.....

I cant see where else it could have gone when they got to the pub. Its kinda like the films, and tv shows that Ricky Gervais writes. His stuff always ends up in a more serious way and it fits. Heck The old TV show Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost used to be in Spaced, got very touching later on. I could pretty much tell it was going to become more serious with what happened to Barbera, I think sticking with comedy would have been awful because under all the comedy at the start there was still a bit of drama there and with what happened to his mum I think if it stuck with comedy it would been worse. I really dont see how they could have stuck with comedy honestly.

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I actually loved where Shaun of the dead went. It got much more serious, which might turn some people off, but for a movie like that it worked perfectly. Also Simon Pegg's acting was very impressive when he was being serious.

Film-Guy

I hated it honestly.

I enjoyed it when they did it in Click because it became really powerful, but with Shaun it just felt dumb and WAY out of place...

In all honesty, I think the serious bits completely brought Shaun down.....

I cant see where else it could have gone when they got to the pub. Its kinda like the films, and tv shows that Ricky Gervais writes. His stuff always ends up in a more serious way and it fits. Heck The old TV show Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost used to be in Spaced, got very touching later on. I could pretty much tell it was going to become more serious with what happened to Barbera, I think sticking with comedy would have been awful because under all the comedy at the start there was still a bit of drama there and with what happened to his mum I think if it stuck with comedy it would been worse. I really dont see how they could have stuck with comedy honestly.

They could have had a better ending that could have been viable as comedic....

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I hated it honestly.

I enjoyed it when they did it in Click because it became really powerful, but with Shaun it just felt dumb and WAY out of place...

In all honesty, I think the serious bits completely brought Shaun down.....

LostProphetFLCL

I cant see where else it could have gone when they got to the pub. Its kinda like the films, and tv shows that Ricky Gervais writes. His stuff always ends up in a more serious way and it fits. Heck The old TV show Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost used to be in Spaced, got very touching later on. I could pretty much tell it was going to become more serious with what happened to Barbera, I think sticking with comedy would have been awful because under all the comedy at the start there was still a bit of drama there and with what happened to his mum I think if it stuck with comedy it would been worse. I really dont see how they could have stuck with comedy honestly.

They could have had a better ending that could have been viable as comedic....

I thought having Ed in the shed was pretty comedic, but lets just agree to disagree shall we:P Speaking of Ed, are you doing to see Pirate Radio, or The Boat that rocked as it is called in the U.K? I think it looks great, good director, phillip seymour hoffman, rhys darby, bill nighy, Nick Frost, Kenneth Branagh:D

I knew it would be good.

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I cant see where else it could have gone when they got to the pub. Its kinda like the films, and tv shows that Ricky Gervais writes. His stuff always ends up in a more serious way and it fits. Heck The old TV show Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost used to be in Spaced, got very touching later on. I could pretty much tell it was going to become more serious with what happened to Barbera, I think sticking with comedy would have been awful because under all the comedy at the start there was still a bit of drama there and with what happened to his mum I think if it stuck with comedy it would been worse. I really dont see how they could have stuck with comedy honestly.

Film-Guy

They could have had a better ending that could have been viable as comedic....

I thought having Ed in the shed was pretty comedic, but lets just agree to disagree shall we:P Speaking of Ed, are you doing to see Pirate Radio, or The Boat that rocked as it is called in the U.K? I think it looks great, good director, phillip seymour hoffman, rhys darby, bill nighy, Nick Frost, Kenneth Branagh:D

Yeah I might check it out. Looks like it could be pretty good.

It is simultaniously the best action and best comedy movie released this year. It's just so freaking awesome.

Watched it today and it was a great movie. It was also probably the longest 80 minute movie I've ever seen in my life. The whole 80 minutes were satisfying :P

Woody Harrleson is the man!

Woody Harrleson is the man!

muller39

Yeah, and surprisingly, so was Jesse Eisenberg. Both were hilarious during the whole movie. Oh, and don't forget about [spoiler] Bill Murray :lol: [/spoiler]

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Woody Harrleson is the man!

taj7575

Yeah, and surprisingly, so was Jesse Eisenberg. Both were hilarious during the whole movie. Oh, and don't forget about Bill Murray :lol:

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Woody Harrleson is the man!

Yeah, and surprisingly, so was Jesse Eisenberg. Both were hilarious during the whole movie. Oh, and don't forget about Bill Murray :lol: