I actually wasn't all that big of a fan of Zombieland. Maybe it's because Jesse Eisenberg being a huge nerdy candy-ass for 1.5 hours doesn't bring me much joy. That or Woody Harrelson being a weird red-neck quasi-badass wasn't too great for me either. It's really more comedy than anything, but I never really laughed out loud. It was entertaining enough, paired with the greatest cameo ever with Bill Murray. I just didn't think it was too special. Everything is decent enough, but nothing is that great. If it's on cable or something, then watch it, but that's all I recommend on this one.
Bottom Line: 6.1 out of 10. Don't go out of your way for this well-reviewed, but not too special film.
I am in utter shock over Mel Gibson losing his mind screaming at his girlfriend and saying things that would make most sailors cringe. This guy is certifiably insane at this point. He is prone to rage-like fits, drinks too much, and is for sure at least verbally, if not physically abusive. I can't seem to think that Mel Gibson is going to be getting much work in the near future. If he does, that studio is going to be getting the wrong kind of press, so maybe some indie flick will take a shot at Mad Max, but I can't think that's likely. What a fall from grace for Agent Riggs.
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