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Zombieland

2009
Comedy, Action
1h 28m
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Rated 11 Nov 2009
80
86th
Such a fun watch, I'm tempted to rate it higher. Nevermind the predictability, the failed attempts to inject emotion (was it supposed to be funnily generic?) and the fact that the girls, actresses as well as characters, are sort of uninteresting. Because, luckily, the same cannot be said for the badass zombie offs, left-hand pop culture references and the perfectly matched main duo. Harrelson steals the best of the often hysterical lines and the movie with them, not even getting owned by Murray.
Rated 03 Oct 2009
90
94th
Combine Shaun of the Dead plus Shoot 'em Up and you get a really great zombie horror comedy. Definitely one of the most entertaining movies I have ever seen. Woody Harrelson is fantastic, the other 3 main actors are more than capable in their roles and this movie has the greatest cameo scene of all time. The small casts chemistry works so well together that you can't help but like everyone in the film. It's not perfect, but it is one hell of a fun ride and any complaints are easily overlooked.
Rated 03 Oct 2009
92
83rd
Zombieland is a excellent horror comedy with many original motives and themes. The "rules" and the beyond funny Bill Murray cameo make this whole. Woody Harrelson is a riot in this one, garnering most of the laughs in this. The "Twinkies" gag almost never gets old in the course of the 81-minute running time. pus-spewing zombies plus slow-motion, first-person kills = heaven. Overall the most fun I've had at a cinema in a long time and the highlight of this Fall's films.
Rated 11 Nov 2009
25
20th
Have the makers of Zombieland ever seen a zombie film? Zombieland ignores what's interesting in those films (the dissolution of social codes) and fills the void with jokes at the expense of one character's cowardice/virginity and another's hick bloodlust/obsession with Twinkies. It punctures its nihilism with easy irony and gross sentimentality, its contributions to the genre could be summed up with a "No Fatties" tee, and the gore flat out sucks. Just give Shaun of the Dead another round.
Rated 04 Oct 2009
6
26th
A film that remains entertaining in parts, but its attempts at emotional connection are contradicted by its harsh take on violence and gore. Its hard to feel any tension when the film is a comedy, you have that feeling that everything is going to turn out alright in the end. There are a few good laughs, but overall I'm going to say this movie is skippable. The constant reference to Twinkiees suits the film's structure. It's looks pretty good, but after you've had it, you feel empty and dirty.
Rated 24 Oct 2009
40
16th
It sounded like a 14-year-old wrote this. The Bill Murray cameo is funny but not worth sitting through the rest of this mess.
Rated 27 Jun 2010
83
77th
Here's what I loved the most about ZL: it completely delivers on everything it promises to be in the TV spots and adverts. Zombie mayhem, some creative gore, a few laughs, a little Van Halen. The four main leads aren't great character studies by any means but are perfect for THIS..even Eisenberg (EB, represent), who always struck me as a less funny Michael Cera. Plenty of the classic zombie flick cliches abound but it's so much god damned fun and directed with such energy that it's not an issue.
Rated 06 Feb 2010
54
19th
My blinding hatred for the main character/narrator obscures all. The socially awkward internet slacker lacking in manual dexterity or even basic coordination is our newest Hollywood stereotype. Well fuck him. Listening to him jabber on while fumbling about so some sassy obnoxious girl(s) and a redneck can take pity on him and save the day is not my idea of an enjoyable movie.
Rated 03 Sep 2014
77
77th
Entertaining, energetic and fresh look at the zombie genre, with Eisenberg proving a likeable and capable lead. Harrelson has a lot of fun with his role as well. Loved the appearance of Bill Murray. It perhaps suffers a bit in comparision to the earlier, and sharper, Shaun of the Dead, but is still definitely worth seeing. I have still never tried a Twinkie, but Harrelson might just have sold me on them...
Rated 03 Oct 2009
85
86th
Some of the quirkiness is kinda offputting, but the cameo in this totally makes up for any wrong doing.
Rated 04 Oct 2009
90
86th
Starts kind of weak...but when it starts going it goes. This movie contains literally the greatest cameo of all time...and some of the biggest laughs I've heard in a movie theater for awhile..however, none of them come from Jesse Eisenberg. They must have had a really fun time making this movie!
Rated 05 Oct 2009
83
83rd
It's an excellent idea, but simply did not have enough action or enough comedy. Don't get me wrong, it's definately worth a watch to anyone who likes either horror, comedy, or action. The sad part is knowing what potential this movie had, and while it was good, it should have been great.
Rated 11 Oct 2009
30
22nd
Archetype characters, a shoe-horned plot and tacky writing (a Hannah Montana reference, how clever!) do not a good movie make. I think a lot of people like it just because it's an action comedy, a genre that really appeals to everyone because who doesn't like a "badass." I don't know; I felt as though a lot more could have been done here.
Rated 27 Oct 2009
7
68th
A lot of fun. The cast is pretty great and features one of the best cameos of all time. Sometimes the narration is lame but it's not a movie to be taken too seriously and is genuinely funny at times. I'm actually pretty excited to see what Fleischer does next.
Rated 26 Nov 2009
91
85th
This Movie is totally insane, but this is definitely the best Zombie Flick since Shawn of the Dead. Murray's cameo is hilarious, and Harrelson just went the top of my favorite Zombie-Killers. I say: Rule No 2: "Double Tap!"
Rated 19 Jun 2010
80
72nd
A hilarious zombie flick that relies on clever situations and genuinely funny awkward comedy rather than the typical "so bad it's good" fashion that's common for "horror comedies." Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg make a great comedy team and Bill Murray's cameo is undoubtedly one of the best cameos ever filmed. This is a must see for horror comedy fans.
Rated 22 Jan 2011
68
63rd
Fresh well-crafted action sequences, an awesome cameo from Bill Murray and Harrelson's character's long escapade just for a box of twinkies. I'm sorry, but what is there not to love here. Rule #32 - Enjoy the little things.
Rated 10 Jul 2021
83
69th
Zombieland is more than just an American version of Shaun of the Dead--and the comparisons don't do it justice. This flick has better insights on the late aughts United States: the awkward loner guy, the love affair of guns, the distrust of strangers after a trauma, the fatty junk food, and the yearning for mindless entertainment. And as a zomcom, the satire aspects work. The gags are great, Eisenberg's dry humor plays off everyone well, and the rollercoaster set piece is inspired. Amazing.
Rated 04 Oct 2009
70
79th
Well I certainly enjoyed myself. It kept me laughing, had a brilliant cameo, never took itself too seriously (I mean thank God the romance part never got too dramatic), and never bored me. All around just an enjoyable night at the theatre. I mean that's what we pay for right?
Rated 04 Oct 2009
70
59th
A hilarious film at times, most notable (and obviously) the Bill Murray cameo which had me laughing constantly. Also the twinkie jokes were fantastic. Quite an original comedy, but I found myself not completely satisfied.
Rated 08 Oct 2009
90
88th
Rule#1 when making a zombie movie: never underestimate the power of sudden extreme violence & gore, but don't rely on it either. This hits all the sweet spots in a surprising, funny B-movie w/ an A-level production. The direction is full of energy & fun w/ perfectly cast actors playing 1-dimensional, but vividly realized characters u can't help but root 4. Never taking itself too seriously, but clearly wanting to make something special at the same time, this is how zombie movies should be done.
Rated 17 Oct 2009
100
90th
The sheer amount of awesome going on here nulls absolutely every one of the (very few) weak points out, making this buddy comedy that just happens to be set in "Zombieland" probably the best film this fall. Woody Harrelson is absolutely fantastic, Emma Stone is ridiculously charming and Bill Murray makes the best cameo of all time, denouncing Garfield and playing a game of Ghostbusters in his living room with Harrelson. How can you not love that? "DON'T CROSS THE STREAMS!"
Rated 21 Oct 2009
57
58th
Another comedy horror mash up with quite a few zombies, a lot of style and a splattering of substance. Surprisingly there's a good cast lead by the outrageously blood hungry Harrelson, and with quickly covered backgrounds and brief motivation for each individual. There's some good stylistic humour in tow, with an excellent if all too brief surprise appearance by Bill Murray. Overall though to me it felt totally style over substance, with little to offer under the surface mix jokes and violence.
Rated 24 Oct 2009
85
94th
Not the high point of cinema but as long as you want to have a good time this is as good as it gets. Good humor with a cast that is clearly having a good time as well make this movie. The pacing seems just about right. When you need more humor or action it's always right around the corner. Would recommend it to anyone that isn't turned off to over the top violence.
Rated 04 Nov 2009
81
64th
Fun movie with a good amount of laughs, solid action scenes and enjoyable characters.
Rated 07 Nov 2009
77
79th
Short, funny and entertaining but not exactly the high point of cinema in 2009 like some others are making it out to be. The Bill Murray segment was easily the highlight.
Rated 03 Dec 2009
89
88th
Words can't describe how mindlessly enjoyable this was. :) I just don't see why people can't see Zombieland for a movie on it's own. Didn't see one bit of Shaun of the Dead in it, except that both are funny. Some people try too hard to be critical. Or, to quote the movie: "Nut up or shut up"
Rated 26 Dec 2009
7
57th
Not as smart as "Shaun of the Dead", but together with "Up" and "Bad Lieutenant: PoCNO" the most fun I had at the movies this year. I loved the characters, Harrelson can really crack me up and Bill Murray provides the funniest cameo in years. I'll just never understand the pussy Eisenberg gets in his films, Emma Stone and him is like "Beauty and the mop". Anyway, see it, you'll have a good time.
Rated 25 Jan 2010
75
71st
Excellent tongue in cheek comedy that humorously pokes fun of nerds, fandom, and the zombie genre. There's an intelligent sense of style here but it's still a mashup of everything we know about the zombie genre from movies, video games, pop culture, etc.. There's no originality but what you see is presented in a very entertaining way. The movie drags a bit on the romance. The only annoying part is all the director fan service nods. Jesse Eisenberg is also a Michael Cera clone.
Rated 02 Oct 2009
8
93rd
An ideal horror-comedy, leaning more towards the comedy, and definitely leaning more towards the depiction of the post-apocalyptic zombie wasteland as a playground than as a terrible thing. All the actors are solid and I enjoyed the "rules" motif, although it might go a touch overboard with the voiceover.
Rated 03 Oct 2009
83
80th
Surpassed my expectations. Great fun.
Rated 06 Oct 2009
80
68th
This movie wants to be _Shaun of the Dead_ when it grows up. Unfortunately, it's nowhere nearly as good, and it's never going to grow up. Zombies are a bit of a cliche by now -- so much so, in fact, that the z's here are Dawn '04 Rules ones, but at no point does anyone take the time to explain that. It's also populated by characters who do things that are absurdly stupid even by the standards of comedy. All that being said, this picture is too much fun not to like
Rated 07 Oct 2009
8
80th
Awesome. I have due to various reasons watched this movie 3 times fairly close times together. While the Murray cameo is less startling the next time(s) around the rest of the humor is highly consistent. I was still laughing the third time around.
Rated 08 Oct 2009
80
86th
Bill FUCKIN' Murray
Rated 11 Oct 2009
85
90th
Ah, another good zombie flick. At last! This is great, it's funny and there's zombies - and a great cameo! I'd say almost as good as Shaun of the Dead.
Rated 19 Oct 2009
0
12th
Nerdy, neurotic Eisenberg, the unlikeliest Texan, narrates a postmodern post-apocalyptic road trip through a population of secondhand flesh-eating zombies, in the company of the only three surviving humans east of Bill Murray's mansion in Beverly Hills: the Twinkie-craving Harrelson and two scamming sisters, Stone and Breslin. Smart-ass comedy, not to say smart, forgetful as it is of its own rules and logic.
Rated 05 Nov 2009
90
83rd
I really liked this. I was all set not to, had read a bunch of negative reviews, and went into the movie quite biased (which I usually dont.) This was a nice surprise though, it was enjoyable from start to finish. A little gory, but hey, you cant kill tons of zombies and not be gory! This is like the 15th woody harrelson movie this year. Busy man!
Rated 11 Nov 2009
70
34th
It was shaping up to be a decent movie. Bill Murray cameo was hilarious. But after that all the characters lost their minds and I just found myself frustrated with the horrible writing.
Rated 03 Dec 2009
60
33rd
it starts really good but then turns into crappy teen flick
Rated 07 Dec 2009
65
40th
Thanks to Zombieland, I now have a list of rules to survive a Zombie attack. That makes me feel much safer.
Rated 26 Dec 2009
50
41st
Started out good then like so many other things in life it turned rancid. Love stories in a zombie flick are BLASPHEMOUS! The writers of this movie should have had there hands chopped off after they wrote the first 20 minutes. Then they could have just added a bunch of explosions after and it would have still been better than the piece of shit this turned out to be.
Rated 09 Jan 2010
68
78th
Best horror comedy in a loooooong time. Finally shut-in persons get a protagonist in a zombie flick that they can really connect with. Bill Murray is awesome and humor of it is great. Nothing groundbreaking or new, but it deserves the most of the praise it gets.
Rated 22 Jan 2010
60
52nd
Dweeb fantasy
Rated 05 Mar 2010
80
84th
Not as good as Shaun of the Dead, but it's still a funny flick
Rated 13 Mar 2010
15
6th
Lots of music from artists I dug in college, one-liners, pop culture references and zombies? It's all force fed to hipster pukes who have been asleep and somehow missed the good zombie flicks of the past decade. This flick was dated the day it came out and is almost more insulting than the regular shit Hollywood forces down the throats of the populace. Murray managed to get a laugh out of me, but that's cheating on the filmmakers' part. It was directly marketed to me and I knew it. Not cool.
Rated 19 Apr 2010
93
94th
Bill Murray is sooo funny
Rated 19 May 2010
50
22nd
Surprisingly devoid of substance in spite of all the good things I'd heard about it. Like Shaun of the Dead, this left me wanting more. It has several good laughs, but they are the exception not the rule. There are several failed attempts at giving the protagonists depth, but they remain steadfastly shallow.
Rated 25 Oct 2010
60
66th
An enjoyable teen comedy take on the zombie movie. It must be pointed out that the Bill Murray sequence is comedic genius, and very possibly the greatest cameo of all time. The rest is fun too (much thanks to Harrelson), despite some flaws that come along with most teen comedies.
Rated 19 Nov 2010
80
80th
Teen comedy that attempts to do for the zombie genre what 'Kick Ass' tried for superheroes. Luckily this one is superior thanks partly to Zuckerberg's neurotic charm (see what I did there?). Comedies are hit and miss by default, but there are a few home-runs here: The references (Deliverence theme!), the line "You're like a giant cock-blocking robot, developed in some secret fucking goverment lab.".. I could go on, but the movie ending with Harrelson killing zombies in a rollercoaster says all.
Rated 31 May 2011
72
65th
It's not the best movie out there, but it's just a fun watch. Plus one of my favourite actors is in it, which makes it even more awesome
Rated 20 Jan 2012
90
64th
I found it to be quite fun and refreshing at the time of its release and it still holds up pretty well. The main characters are all charming to likable and they play off of each other really well. There's plenty of humor and zombie gore to please fans of the genre and maybe even comedy fans in general. Well worth looking into if you haven't already. I loved the Bill Murray scene too.
Rated 08 Feb 2012
81
90th
The second in a trilogy of Land movies that Jesse Eisenberg is doing. Rumors have it the third one will be the highly controversial Landland. This has one of the best cameos in movie history.
Rated 26 May 2012
80
74th
Hated zombies before watching this one. Sat through it absolutely riveted and laughing hard. Expecting to watch it again and enjoy it thoroughly. Still hate zombies.
Rated 04 May 2019
3
38th
Obviously way late to the party, but I think this benefited from viewing it long after the zombie moment ended, since, while it doesn't have much to offer the genre, it's not bad as a buddy-comedy-road-film.
Rated 09 Nov 2019
9
95th
One of the best zombies movies. I say this, and I feel like it's funny because I think the zombies are secondary to the characters. In its shorter runtime, you become to love these group of survivors, and they're the focal point of a movie genre that often finds itself in very generic and bad tropes. Especially since combining horror and comedy is a tricky slope in itself. This is done really well and in a very unique, "lighting caught in a bottle", sort of way. I treasure this.
Rated 03 Oct 2009
75
94th
Zombieland, as the characters refer to the world they inhabit, feels like a hybrid zombie-theme park and a video game (specifically left4dead) with the four main characters established as different survivor archetypes that never really seem to be in any danger. Zombieland isn't trying to be a horror movie, rather a good natured comedy devoid of the despair and tension of other zombie films, focused on the few people who would see a zombiepocalypse as an opportunity to flourish.
Rated 05 Oct 2009
75
53rd
Very funny stuff. Coulda used more badassery but what we got was fun enough. I'm not head over heels in love with this flick (not really head over heels in love with zombie flicks in general), I appreciate the fun romp that this is. It even has a little heart string tugging which feels genuine.
Rated 05 Oct 2009
80
85th
Hilarious and pretty badass at times. It's comparable to Shaun of the Dead in that it is a comedy about zombies, but the tone and style is completely different. I am not going to lie or spoil anything, but I cried in the middle (Bill, no).
Rated 09 Oct 2009
90
90th
One of the funniest movies of 2009. The cast is perfect and the story is engaging. Its like a live action videogame. The movie's only downfall is that you wanted it to keep going, which I suppose is no downfall at all...
Rated 10 Oct 2009
90
89th
A great mix of two genres that came out looking pretty at the end of all of it. Very original, something that's been lacking in hollywood these days.
Rated 15 Oct 2009
80
84th
Awesome horror comedy with tons of laughs and gore. Woody Harrelson is the man.
Rated 16 Oct 2009
50
39th
Perfect junk entertainment for the misfit teen boy who dreams of saving the girl. Oh that's pretty much all of us. Perhaps more delightful & under played is Woody's taking on the young girl as an alternate son. Excellently done, the flow & pace are effortlessly absorbing. Like a paper towel, use it once, works great, throw it away.
Rated 19 Oct 2009
76
72nd
Despite a few small lapses in excitement, "Zombieland" almost never misses a beat in combining guns, gore, and guffaws. Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson have great comic timing here, and pull off an Americanized "Shaun of the Dead," with more blood-n-guts, bigger mayhem, an equal laugh-ratio, and a brilliant surprise cameo. Anything goes in "Zombieland," and that's why it works so well for action and comedy. Best line of the year: "Any regrets?" "Maybe Garfield."
Rated 19 Oct 2009
50
35th
This was a teenage romance movie that they tried to cover up as a funny zombie movie. Sure there were a few funny parts, and there were some awsome zombie kills, and of course there was an amazing scene with Bill Murray but other than that this movie is not very good. I felt like ive already seen this movie about 500 times... except this time, there were zombies. (Oh and the only reason this got a 55 is because I love zombies)
Rated 24 Oct 2009
84
74th
Fleischer demonstrates an deft touch and a nicely calibrated sense of timing. He shifts between different story threads at just the right times with just the right frequency. And he manages to employ some of the wittiest elements of the script in a way that maximizes their impact. There's plenty of joyful craziness to go around, but Fleischer and his collaborators make it clear that basking in that sort of zippy fizziness doesn't mean the integrity of bigger points has to go by the wayside.
Rated 25 Oct 2009
6
55th
Zombies, braaaaaiiiiins, blood, oh, and Bill Murray. Nuff said.
Rated 02 Nov 2009
95
93rd
Too funny. "Do you have any regrets?" "Garfield."
Rated 04 Nov 2009
65
36th
I'm glad I only had to spend an 80 minutes with Columbus, I think I'd rather be a zombie than have him as one of my only companions. Nothing really happens. They could have done so much, instead the makers give us nothing but a Bill Murray cameo and some PG zombie action. Why was this R? Why was it so lame? The most fun I had was with picking apart the many common sense mistakes of the characters and creators, and thinking of what I would do instead, were I in their world.
Rated 10 Nov 2009
81
76th
A lot more enjoyable than I expected. Doesn't bring anything very new to the table, but the story is told at the right pace and in the precisely right tone to make for a good movie.
Rated 14 Nov 2009
87
56th
Zombieland definitely surprised me. I thought it would be a forgettable addition to the peripherally-related-to-Apatow-somehow line of movies. Despite the fact that the main character makes sure he acts/sounds exactly like Michael Cera, this was a pretty good flick. I definitely laughed out loud quite a few times, and found myself noticing a lot of the more subtle inside jokes. The young-person romance angle was a little lame, but I guess it was needed. Woody Harrelson was hilarious as usual.
Rated 16 Nov 2009
80
57th
Pretty solid zombie flick that never takes itself seriously but sometimes tries a little too hard. The amusement park finale was original and clever.
Rated 22 Nov 2009
80
69th
Pretty funny stuff. Eisenberg is just a b-grade Michael Cera but Harrelson is perfect for his role.
Rated 24 Nov 2009
80
52nd
Fun movie that never went beyond just being a fun movie about zombies. Everyone played their parts fairly well and the opening sequence was great along with a good sense of humour and a couple standout scenes (BM(.
Rated 24 Nov 2009
80
85th
I didn't think they could come up with a good zombie comedy after Shaun of the Dead, but Zombieland is surprisingly funny and very stylish.
Rated 25 Nov 2009
95
89th
Fantastic. Very stylish direction and a wonderful, fast-paced, and fun story keep the film interesting. Probably better if you see it with a big group of people--as are most action movies--but it's still well worth seeing regardless.
Rated 06 Dec 2009
91
94th
This is a comedy, you will be laughing, no matter you like comedy, zombie-films, romantce or drama. Not another comedy. It laughs at all the zombie clichés in a very funny way.
Rated 07 Dec 2009
77
52nd
Quite an enjoyable pop corn flick, it was less on the gore content and some decent jokes. Harrelson was extremely funny and I just realized I like Emma Stone.
Rated 11 Dec 2009
10
10th
Considering the fact that the supposed purpose of criticker is to broaden one's understanding and knowledge of cinema, a worrying number of people have scored this film ludicrously highly. It is literally one of the worst films in recent memory, completely devoid of plot or charm, speciically plot, there is literally no point to this film.
Rated 29 Dec 2009
90
77th
prolly the only movie with zombies that i enjoyed so much :)
Rated 05 Jan 2010
70
51st
Perfectly rendered blast of a movie.
Rated 05 Jan 2010
89
84th
Delightful. I like the use of Eisenberg's "rules" for surviving Zombieland as a narrative device. Plenty of laughs, particularly from Woody Harrelson. Gotta love zombie comedies.
Rated 06 Jan 2010
85
79th
Excellent, excellent zombie comedy. Entertaining from start to finish. After the first 5 minutes, you know this is going to be awesome. Just sad this to see that, knowing Michael Sera can play only one role, Jesse Eisenberg goes out of his way to play Michael Sera.
Rated 07 Jan 2010
80
80th
Very funny but it seems to run out of jokes towards the end. A bit, not much. Intro is one of the coolest I've seen in a movie.
Rated 10 Jan 2010
94
66th
Ingenious f* little gem - kind of like 1% diluted version of Amelie - set in a zombie background - enjoyed it thoroughly
Rated 16 Jan 2010
70
80th
pretty funny movie, specially the part with bill murray, woody harrelsons performance was amazing
Rated 23 Jan 2010
78
74th
Brings a sense of fun to the zombie apocalypse. Awkward guy might have been a tad tóó awkward but Woody and a surprising cameo make up for the weaker/slower parts.
Rated 30 Jan 2010
75
88th
Who knew Michael Cera had a twin? Much, much better that was I thought it would be. Bill Fuckin Murray's cameo was hilarious, as was most of the action scenes. I wished the stupid little plotholes didn't bother me as much for a silly type of film as this, but sadly, it did.
Rated 12 Feb 2010
75
66th
This movie laid the groundwork for a better movie. It set the plot parameters properly, defined the characters, started running jokes. Then it wasted some time and ended too early. I feel like this movie is a lot of wasted potential but still came out decent at the end.
Rated 12 Feb 2010
70
76th
good movie
Rated 17 Feb 2010
84
84th
Probably as good a zombie film as you can ever make. Almost makes my top 5 of 2009.
Rated 29 Mar 2010
81
66th
20100329 - Funny, original(-ish), entertaining. Does what it says on the tin :)
Rated 09 Apr 2010
73
76th
Why can't all movies be this much fun? It seems simple but movies this pleasurable are too few and far between.
Rated 19 Apr 2010
40
25th
A zombie parody that fails to utilize it's ambitious setting and delves into semi-boring slapstick and a dull romantic subplot.
Rated 13 May 2010
80
77th
A very funny and, at times, original action-comedy about a trip through a USA rapidly succumbing to a lethal, and (need I add?) extremely contagious, zombie-virus. In spite of being endlessly stuffed with big guns, the odd handful teenage troubles and references to tons of classics within the genre and just Hollywood itself, it's very well made. Everything sort of comes together and it works for you. I laughed literally all through the film.
Rated 27 May 2010
75
74th
I felt like I was watching a great movie about zombie rules that was interrupted all the time by a story about a guy learning the true value of love and friendship... plus an awkward celebrity cameo that shifted the whole tone of the movie to a place I didn't like.
Rated 28 May 2010
73
29th
Completely fun as hell, but also extremely 00s.
Rated 31 May 2010
5
44th
It's not the best thing since sliced bread, but I'd be lying if I said that I didn't enjoy myself or have a laugh at this.
Rated 02 Jul 2010
8
76th
An all around fun & enjoyable film. I want a rollercoaster where I shoot zombies with shotguns now.
Rated 03 Jul 2010
55
16th
A zombie-comedy is not really my cup of tea, but even judging the film on its own terms, I'd say it's not very good (then again, if you like Jesse Eisenberg's humor, you would enjoy this). The film is actually more about the relationships between the characters, especially the Eisenberg's character and his desire to truly fit in.
Rated 06 Jul 2010
84
83rd
How is it that Jesse Eisenberg plays a better Michael Cera than Michael Cera?

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