Awesome Movie!

Are you suggesting that every genre which is connected to the word "comedy" should evince vulgarity, stereotypes & cooked up stories to actually induce humor?
What is the story in G3? What is the plot? Just a bunch of nymphos trying to get laid & get attacked by zombies. Phew!

And the last part being a filmy tribute? Oh, come on now! That was indeed LAME.

P.S.: Let us not fight for we are brothers.

Unorthodox Cinema Critic Since 2009.

If you didn't see what was good about Zombieland when you saw it on your own, nothing I can say about the film can convince you otherwise, because whatever I will say that I liked, you apparently didn't.
Go Goa Gone is a good comedy. But, it's the zombie part that I have a problem with. I'm a fan of horror. The filmmakers (the writing and directing duo) said, in an interview, that they don't like horror movies and don't watch it either. Their lack of love of horror SHOWS in this movie. For example, in the climax of all the 3 films (Zombieland, Shawn, Go Goa) they abandon the comedy and concentrate on the horror. The climax in those 2 films was good horror, but in this film it was just boring. The introduction of zombies also was much better in those 2 films. Infact, in this film, even the best comedy scene involving zombies was, as one of the characters says, lifted directly from Shawn of the Dead (The character doesn't specify the name of the movie, but there's where it's lifted from).

In other words:
Com = good (quite good, in fact)
Zom = not good

But, I still liked the movie (on my second viewing, when I knew what to expect) due to the comedy aspect, specially because the audience in the second theater was was more lively (The audience in the 1st theater were a grimm lot, and hardly laughed).

AFC to PUA. That's the dream.

Maybe you were too thick to understand the comedy in "Zombieland". Your taste in comedy seems too slapstick and/or physical comedy oriented (you know, like some guy farting, or randomly slipping etc - may be you think films like "nutty professor" or "The Mask" are better comedy than say, "Annie hall" or "Dr. Stranglove"). "Zombieland" and "Shawn of the dead" are good because they had much better script/actors.

I don't know whether I can call the so called office "sex" scene or skinny dipping in the pool as funny - they feel like that they were more forcefully inserted in the script to give the audience few cheap laughs. The only recent Indian movie where I found any genuine comedy was Delhi Belly - pure intelligent comedy, which I enjoyed a lot.

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