trailer break: ‘Zombieland’

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Is it Shaun of the Dead in America? A bit. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

Zombieland opens in the U.S. on October 2, and in the U.K. on October 9.

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posted by bzero (Mon Sep 28 09, 6:16PM)

*grin* Looks like it might be a lot of fun. Can't wait!

posted by PaulW (Mon Sep 28 09, 6:56PM)

Wait, who won "Zombie Kill of the Week?"

posted by Muzz (Mon Sep 28 09, 11:48PM)

I wonder if it's possible to take zombies seriously any more? (this is semi-professional curiosity)
They have been faintly ridiculous for a long time, it's true.

(This looks and, from all accounts, sounds cool)

posted by Shadowen (Tue Sep 29 09, 8:53PM)

It is.

I want to see Zombieland and plan to laugh my ass off, but there's a comic book series called The Walking Dead that treats it straight.

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