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Sure, Zombieland isn't the first of its kind. Peter Jackson's Dead Alive, billed as the goriest film of all time and probably earning that dubious distinction, is gross-out funny. The Simon Pegg-starring Shaun of the Dead is British-funny. And who (besides everybody) could forget the Steve Buscemi blockbuster, Ed and His Dead Mother?
Zombieland begins with narration by the film's main protagonist, Columbus, played by Jesse Eisenberg (Roger Dodger, The Squid and the Whale, Adventureland). Columbus explains how he survives in a virus-spawned zombie apocalypse. He lives by rules and doesn't take chances, a far cry different from the companion he makes early on his way home to determine his parents' fate. His companion, Tallahassee, is played by Woody Harrelson (Natural Born Killers, The People vs. Larry Flint, Kingpin). Tallahassee's sole ambition is to find the last Twinkie on earth, and if he has to kill hundreds of zombies in the process of finding it [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], so be it.
The Story of Zombieland Is Full of Life Lessons for Those who Find Themselves Trapped in, Well, a Land of Zombies
It is Tallahassee's Twinkie quest that brings the duo into contact with sisters Wichita and Little Rock, played by Emma Stone (Drive, Superbad, The Rocker) and Abigail Breslin (Signs [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Little Miss Sunshine [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Nim's Island), respectively. The sisters outsmart Tallahassee and Columbus, conning them out of their guns and vehicles not once but twice.
But Zombieland, directed by Ruben Fleischer, is American, smash-mouth, in-your-face, darkly offensive-funny. This is not surprising given the movie's tagline, "Nut up or shut up." In short, it's perfect entertainment for the whole family, if that family consists only of individuals who are old enough to see a rated R movie and who enjoy dark humor.
Zombie movies have come along way since the original works of George A. Romero. Zombies got quicker, smarter, stronger, and gorier. In Columbia Pictures' Zombieland, however, they become something more – funnier. By no means a horror film, Zombieland is a smart, laugh-out-loud comedy about survival in a zombie-laden America.
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