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Directed by : Magali Guidasci, Gene Serdena, Rhett Reese, Rhett Reese, Maher Ahmad, Kami Asgar, Austin Gorg, Ezra Swerdlow, Gavin Polone, Michael Bonvillain

Produced by : Magali Guidasci, Gene Serdena, Rhett Reese, Rhett Reese, Maher Ahmad, Kami Asgar, Austin Gorg, Ezra Swerdlow, Gavin Polone, Michael Bonvillain

Starring : Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Abigail Breslin, Emma Stone, Amber Heard, Bill Murray, Derek Graf, Justin Price, Mike White, Victory Van Tuyl

Company : Pariah, Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Sony Pictures

Release date(s) : 2009-10-07

Running time :88 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English

Budget :  $23,600,000

Storyline : Fun, not that fun to have a higher mark than a 5/10.
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I haven't seen Zombieland in quite a few years, but with its sequel being released this week, now it's the perfect moment to go back to the hilarious world of zombies. It still holds up incredibly well. In a time where zombie films and TV shows were starting to come up (The Walking Dead premiered one year later), this post-apocalyptic zombie comedy flick still remains as one of the best zombie movies of the century. Their use quickly became something cliche, and neither funny or scary. Nowadays, people are used to seeing the living dead on the screen all the time, so why does a 2009's film like this still work?

Well, first of all, the outstanding cast is halfway through success. In 2009, only Woody Harrelson was already a renowned adult actor. Emma Stone and Jesse Eisenberg didn't star in anything truly remarkable yet, so much that Abigail Breslin was more recognizable than them. Even with only 13-years-old, she already had an Oscar nomination in a supporting role (Little Miss Sunshine). However, everyone delivers fantastic performances, which carry the simplistic yet entertaining story to such a success that it became a zombie classic.

Harrelson portraying Tallahassee, the guy who's not scared of anything and likes to "enjoy the little things", is one of his career's coolest roles. Eisenberg is not exactly the type of actor I like since he can only do so much with his acting abilities. He always offers the same type of character: a quirky, twitch-full, idiosyncratic personality, which most of the times doesn't work. Contrary to this tendency, Columbus is a character that logically and hilariously fits this model, hence Eisenberg is the movie's primary source of comedy. From his list of rules to his weird behavior, everything feels natural since the character's background justifies his awkward self.

Stone and Breslin share great moments together, as well as Harrelson and Eisenberg, but the former duo has less exciting sequences. Nevertheless, even though the girls could have received more character development, their relationship gives them a compelling reason for us to care about. Wichita might just look like the cliche hot girl who falls for the good guy, but she would do anything to protect her sister, and her love for Little Rock does give her some gravitas. The cast's chemistry is undeniably astonishing. It's visually palpable that they had tons of fun doing this film, and that elevates every single conversation or action scene.

The short runtime allows for a fast-paced story, packed with fun moments, and a lot of bloody zombie killings. The production design is remarkable. Excellent use of practical effects and real sets, plus a perfect soundtrack. Ruben Fleischer knew precisely what he wanted the movie to be, and he never tried to make it something more. Yes, it still involves a romance of sorts, and some backstories might not be funny or joyful. However, it never feels forced or fabricated. It never overextends its stay because Zombieland is neither a romance or a drama. It's purposefully campy, plays with stereotypes creatively, and it's merely 88 minutes of good fun. We are in 2019, and studios forgot how to make films like this!

Every year, there are dozens of blockbusters that would be extremely entertaining if studios would just let them be what they are meant to, but no. They need to have some relevant story that carries a political tone or a social message. Zombieland has all the attributes of a pure blockbuster: a phenomenal cast, a straightforward narrative packed with thrilling sequences, a short runtime with fast pacing, compelling characters, and thousands of zombies. Put together a funny screenplay filled with chuckle-worthy jokes, and you have yourself one of the best zombie movies of the century. It's one of those films which don't exactly have what people address as "flaws". Zombieland has its cliches and lazy exposition, but it heavily compensates them with 80 minutes or so of spectacular entertainment. It's a zombie cult classic. Nut up or shut up, but watch the goddamn movie!

Rating: A-

Directed by : Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, Bob Peterson, Bob Peterson, John Lasseter, Ben Burtt, Darla K. Anderson, Ralph Eggleston, Daniel Gerson, Harley Jessup

Produced by : Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, Bob Peterson, Bob Peterson, John Lasseter, Ben Burtt, Darla K. Anderson, Ralph Eggleston, Daniel Gerson, Harley Jessup

Starring : Ed Asner, Jordan Nagai, Christopher Plummer, Bob Peterson, Delroy Lindo, Jerome Ranft, John Ratzenberger, David Kaye, Elie Docter, Jeremy Leary

Company : Pixar

Release date(s) : 2009-05-28

Running time :96 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English

Budget :  $175,000,000

Storyline :

Directed by : Chris Bender, Lawrence Sher, Debra Neil-Fisher, Juel Bestrop, David Siegel, J.C. Spink, Christophe Beck, Jon Lucas, Scott Moore, Bill Brzeski

Produced by : Chris Bender, Lawrence Sher, Debra Neil-Fisher, Juel Bestrop, David Siegel, J.C. Spink, Christophe Beck, Jon Lucas, Scott Moore, Bill Brzeski

Starring : Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha, Heather Graham, Sasha Barrese, Jeffrey Tambor, Ken Jeong, Rachael Harris, Mike Tyson

Company : Legendary Entertainment, Green Hat Films, IFP Westcoast Erste, Warner Bros. Pictures

Release date(s) : 2009-06-02

Running time :100 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :English

Budget :  $35,000,000

Storyline :

Directed by : John Lasseter, Randy Newman, Douglas Rogers, Ron Clements, Ron Clements, Ron Clements, John Musker, John Musker, John Musker, Bruce W. Smith

Produced by : John Lasseter, Randy Newman, Douglas Rogers, Ron Clements, Ron Clements, Ron Clements, John Musker, John Musker, John Musker, Bruce W. Smith

Starring : Anika Noni Rose, Bruno Campos, Keith David, Michael-Leon Wooley, Jennifer Cody, Jim Cummings, Peter Bartlett, Jenifer Lewis, Oprah Winfrey, Terrence Howard

Company : Walt Disney Pictures, Walt Disney Animation Studios

Release date(s) : 2009-12-08

Running time :97 Minutes

Country  : United States

Language :Français, English

Budget :  $105,000,000

Storyline : After the third attempt to watch this film, I finally got through the first 15 minutes and am glad I did. There always seemed to be something to stop me from getting too far in. So, what did I think?

"Is it entertaining?" Yes. For the most part, the songs were enjoyable and the animation was fine. The pacing could be improved somewhat, mostly by eliminated 2-3 songs. 2 out of 3

"Is it interesting?" Yes. The character backgrounds and the story development were easily above the average kids movie. The plot was a tad predictable and the moral seemed to meander some. 2 out of 3

"Is it memorable?" Somewhat. The most unique thing were the character types. While the animation was fine, some of the human facial expressions were just off enough to be slightly creepy. I am glad most of the movie had some of the main characters as animals. 1.5 out of 3

Start with 1.
1+2+2+1.5=6.5
I will round up for the overall enjoyment of the time spent.
7 stars.
I have some questions, I have some comments, both of which may come across as moderately hostile, but I still enjoyed _The Princess and the Frog_. I'm not too sure why though. I won't be coming back for the soundtrack, which is generally one of the biggest appeals of these Princess deals, and certain things are so *yawn* Disney that you can call them before you press play, but at least it's a little different.

_Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._