Zombieland!!!

[saildog]

I could give or take Woody Harrelson, but he's great in this one.

I get where you are coming from, but I have learned, with time, that I realize something that Hollywood doesn't: No one cares about your political views (be they from the right or left) or personal views (spare me any opinion on any subject, please). You're an actor and researching a role to play a Rocket Scientist does not entitle you to pose as one in real life. Just shut up and entertain me already.

[VintageMike]

I saw this Sunday and thought it was a lot of fun.

[samurainoir]

Woody's great, but the kid's just as hilarious.

Worth it just for the climatic funpark slaughter.

Loved it.

[toys2cool]

Woody's great, but the kid's just as hilarious.

Worth it just for the climatic funpark slaughter.

Loved it.

worth it just for the BM mansion scenes but I won't kill it for you guys

[fallensaviour]

Just got back,This is one hilarious flick!!!
Destened to be a Zombie classic I'm sure.
Fun park was epic.
Ranks right up there with Shaun of the dead in my books.
If your thinking about going but not sure,Do yourself a favour and "Nut up".

[BlackKnight]

This Movie Rocked.

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

The last 30 seconds are one of the bestest things I've ever seen!

I think I read somewhere that this was supposed to be the pilot for a tv series. Anyone know anything about that?

Don C.

[fallensaviour]

Hmmmm....

The last 30 seconds are one of the bestest things I've ever seen!

I think I read somewhere that this was supposed to be the pilot for a tv series. Anyone know anything about that?

Don C.

you are correct sir!!!
It was originally a tv pilot but never happened so they(the writers) decided to do a big picture instead.They have stated that they have possible sequels already worked out in the storyline as a movie franchise.Woody has said he would love to reprise his role.
So here's hoping the future brings more undead love.

Due to the film's success, writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick have already planned a possible sequel, with many more ideas they want to explore. "We would love it, and everybody involved creatively wants to do another one", said Wernick. "Woody Harrelson came up to us after the final cut of the last scene and gave us a hug and said, 'I've never wanted to do a sequel in the previous movies I've done until this one.'" Wernick said he plans to have Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin to star again with Ruben Fleischer returning as the director and that the writers have "tons of new ideas swimming in [their heads]". Additionally, they want to make the comedy into an enduring franchise. "We would love to do several sequels", stated Wernick. "We would love to also see it on television. It would make a wonderful TV series".

Though intent on making a sequel for the film, Reese and Wernick have not yet started to work on a script and do not want to reveal any potential Zombieland sequel plot points. They are not planning on an immediate sequel, due to being heavily involved with other writing projects. The original cast and director are all set to return and Fleischer is enthusiastic about the idea of doing the sequel in 3D.Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg confirmed in February 2010 their return for the second installment of the series.

[BlackKnight]

They said in Toy Review that # 2 was already comming.

[kryptosmaster]

Didn't hold up to the hype but was ok. Not a movie I'd put on my "must buy" list but was worth the $1 rental.
Not enough zombie action for me and I didn't like the "fast" zombies that are so popular nowadays. I like the George Romero slow zombies.
Rich
Oh, and the Bill Murray part was just dumb.

[wayne foundation 07]

Just got this from the library and thought it was really good,glad to see Woody still acting.

[toys2cool]

They said in Toy Review that # 2 was already comming.

alright!!!

[toyman]

I have it in the dvd player now,about 45 minutes into it and my inlaws stopped by.

[supes]

We thought it was AWESOME!! Loved the rules of survival that popped up on the screen!

[ctc]

>Loved the rules of survival that popped up on the screen!

Those got a ot of mileage on abse that week.

>Not enough zombie action for me

Yeah. I didn't mind so much; but the actual zombie parts were pretty spread out. I can see how that would have worked really well for a tv show though.

>I like the George Romero slow zombies.

Funny thing; the first zombie in the original "Night of the Living Dead" was actually pretty fast. (Noticed that during the showing on "Chiller Drive-In;" which I can NO LONGER GET!)

*sob*

Don C.