Didn't live up to the positive reviews I read, but had a couple great scenes that kinda make it worth watching; the scene where they break into a celebrities house, and the finale in the theme park. Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin were pretty good but the other actors (Michael Cera and some hot chick) were lame.

Didn't live up to the positive reviews I read, but had a couple great scenes that kinda make it worth watching; the scene where they break into a celebrities house, and the finale in the theme park. Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin were pretty good but the other actors (Michael Cera and some hot chick) were lame.http://i37.tinypic.com/29urv5y.jpg

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Yeah, that guy is not Michael Cera.
If he were, I would actually see this movie!

Didn't live up to the positive reviews I read, but had a couple great scenes that kinda make it worth watching; the scene where they break into a celebrities house, and the finale in the theme park. Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin were pretty good but the other actors (Michael Cera and some hot chick) were lame.
First of all...Michael Cera isn't even in this movie. And...I thought the movie was pretty awesome, although I will say the reviews may have exaggerated a bit.

Didn't live up to the positive reviews I read, but had a couple great scenes that kinda make it worth watching; the scene where they break into a celebrities house, and the finale in the theme park. Woody Harrelson and Abigail Breslin were pretty good but the other actors (Michael Cera and some hot chick) were lame.

Too the contrary, I thought the movie was one of the few movies this year that actually lived up to the hype. I went in expecting a Shuan of the Dead rip off and came out with surprisingly satisfied. It's one of the few Zombie flicks with rewatchability (no hyphen). Definitely in my Top 10 zombie flicks of all time.

And if there was a part I had issues with, it was the Theme park scene. Cliché much? Plus that lone scene has more plot-holes than the hour of film preceding it.