2009 Directed by Ruben Fleischer
Columbus has made a habit of running from what scares him. Tallahassee doesn't have fears. If he did, he'd kick their ever-living ass. In a world overrun by zombies, these two are perfectly evolved survivors. But now, they're about to stare down the most terrifying prospect of all: each other.
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killing zombies with emma stone is the definition of a nightmare dressed like a daydream
why did none of u punk ass BITCHES ever tell me this was such a hilarious movie DJDJDNSKNSNS also are we still all pretending we wouldn’t fuck jesse eisenberg like what’s everyone’s thoughts on that
It's been quite some time since I've last seen Zombieland and I fondly remember liking it at the time I watched it, but today's viewing definitely changed that as I absolutely cherish it now. It's not the best zombie film of course now that I've been seeing more of those in that particular subgenre these last couple of months, but this one is pure fun that I can't help but to genuinely love it.
The zombie gags were hilariously terrific, and I heartily enjoyed the incredible chemistry between the cast which includes Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin once all of their specific characters meet and do things together. Can't wait to check out the sequel and hang out with these memorable characters once again.
jesse eisenberg said in this movie: “the best thing about Z-land is that there’s no facebook status updates” and i think that’s beautiful because he is also mark zuckerberg.
they had the perfect setup to make Tallahassee gay but instead they're like "let's give him a kid instead but only for one flashback that means nothing" like girl thats WEAK. there's no way someone that masc who loves phallic desserts isn't gay. and since they never showed a wife then in my head he always will be.
anyway this movie is incel culture but its fun, goodnight.
this movie made me the woman i am today and it is worth mentioning that i would die for this entire cast
“I avoided people like they were zombies before they were all zombies. Now that they are all zombies... I kinda of miss people“
I remember really liking this movie a few years ago and now it all just felt so terribly average.
The zombies and gore looked fine and it had some fun kills but the story was just a bit boring and not really that interesting.
The characters were not really anything special and I didn’t think they had that much chemistry either. The movie also put in some backstory for the characters at some weird moments and I didn’t really care much about them. The cast is great and the actors did the best they could but they…
Fun and refreshing take on zombie movies... still as much fun on a rewatch as the first time.
Emma stone: hot
Killing zombies: pretty rad
Emma stone + killing zombies: 100% hot and 100% rad
This year has quite a lot of days when I think already in the morning: Could I have a new one please? Here is another perfect film to save those days!
I seem to know only unbearable or irresistible comedies, which for me is one of the symptoms for the fact that making people laugh is one of the most difficult arts that exist. This is one of the irresistible kind. It is intelligent but it won't show off for it, it is brilliantly written and directed - and it has a through and through wonderful cast. I am normally not a fan of Jesse Eisenberg but in this role he is perfect, Emma Stone makes me melt as always…
açar açar izlerim. dünyanın en keyifli vakit geçirmelik, çerezlik filmidir. 2011'den beri ikincisini bekliyordum. tee 2019'da çıkardılar. o da güzel ama birincisinin yeri bambaşka. Emma Stone'un en güzel halini barındıran filmdir. Cuma akşamı aç izle.
Best cameo of all time? Also, I think Woody Harrelson is like the greatest person to ever live in human history. Emma Stone should do more comedies. Not that she's not great in more serious roles like in Birdman but she's actually really funny when she's given the chance to be. As is Jesse Eisenberg, surprisingly. Anyway, I love this movie and I will keep watching it every few months for the foreseeable future... I hope I don't have to wait until October to watch it again.
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