is very nice to meet good yields so-called "revival of the zombie film" genre after the debacle of the late eighties with the myriad of crappy productions, each one worse than the last. Zombieland film in late 2009, production belongs to the zombie, who despite not innovate anything in the genre and drink from the fountain of other films of yesteryear, it is extremely entertaining and recommended for various reasons I will explain below. Zombieland
puts us in a post-apocalyptic scenario where the infection has already spread throughout the world, and the survivors struggling not to be eaten by cannibals bastards resuscitated. The initial narrative weight of the film goes to Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), a scrawny, little archetypal character, which tells how he survived from the rules of survival that he has developed. These rules will become quite familiar to people who have read "The Zombie Survival Guide
" by Max Brooks, a book that will also be the source of inspiration for 70% of the film. If the tape initially confronts us as a "survival horror", with the appearance of new characters are given a plot twist focusing on the lives of these before the zombie apocalypse - running from flashbacks - and then on the construction of new relationships in the midst of chaos. All this topped with zombies, blood and violence and situations that are quite funny.
This film could not be classified as a 100% horror ... not as a comedy. If I could say that belongs to a subgenre of "bloody comedy horror", which was precursor "Shaun of the Dead" on zombie, but if we go back into the past, films like "Evil Dead" would be their true ancestors. Zombieland "is funny? Yes, it is extremely fun. It's entertainment pure, sincere and unpretentious than that we can offer. Is 90 minutes full of winks to fans of the genre, absurdly laughable situations, characters well drawn and developed, and obviously zombies! addition to a strong story, the performances deserve special mention. We will meet with a masterful interpretation of Mr. Woody Harrelson, who will serve the poor bastard who enjoys shooting milk and blowing zombies heads (also starring in a scene that seems taken from "Natural Born Killers" but with zombies), and a credible and very beautiful Emma Stone, who is the female share in the chaos and destruction.
For an ordinary person, those who idolize clunkers as an avatar and going to the movies to eat popcorn and furtive loves realize is probably a fun option to pass the time. For fans of the zombie genre, in general, horror film, will become not only an enjoyable film experience, but also a benchmark, as well as "Shaun of the Dead" film which has nothing to envy.
THE SCENE:
All amusement park scene is absolutely crazy (especially the nod to "Natural Born Killers"), but nothing better than seeing Woody Harrelson drugged and disguised as a ghostbuster!
Many people have talked about the "delayed effect" of this film that is, the feel of a film and once we proceed to rest peacefully in our beds. And it is not surprising that certain ruidillos night, whether they come from the street, our neighbors house or home, we put a little nervous and paranoid. But in my case, the experience of having worked two years in a criminal court taught me that the real fear comes from the murderers, thieves, rapists, pedophiles, swindlers, thugs and other criminal ilk lurking day and night, and they are so common in this damn country. But on the other hand, many of my acquaintances who have seen it have told me of true post-traumatic experiences including a couple of sleepless nights, inability to go to the bathroom to pee at midnight, susceptibility to the night noises and phenomena related to the so-called sleep paralysis, which will certainly create a culture of viewing post PARANORMAL ACTIVITY. 
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