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Tuesday
20Oct2009

New 'Zombieland' Posters Fun and Informational

DateTuesday, October 20, 2009 at 7:38AM
There is a hell of a lot to like about Zombieland. Rarely does a movie that's so much dumb fun have so many smart, well-executed, and plain damned admirable characteristics in its favor. The opening credits sequence is quite imaginative, the Cameo We Will Not Spoil If You Haven't Seen the Movie is superb, and not just in its wow factor, and then there are the constant narrative and visual callbacks to the rules for survival laid out by Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg).

They're so easy they're shrewd, and I think the filmmakers got the number of rules used in the film just right, and that's often a very difficult thing to do, especially in a comedy where you find something that works. Of course, one great by-product of these rules is that they make for great marketing.

We've seen it in TV commercials and viral videos for Zombieland, and better late than never, here are four educational posters on how to deal with the zombie apocalypse, courtesy of Shoot for the Head.

AuthorColin Boyd | | in , | Print ArticlePrint Article | | Comment2 Comments |

Reader Comments (2)

The funniest and the most informational rule I thought was Always Buckle Up. They should have made one for that.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterMr.K

it'd wrong
but this is my favorite movie ths year

it helped I saw it at a drive in
with a bunch of drunk assholesliken to my self

we were yrlling double tap half way through

iy wasd /is the funnest movie this year
rather see it the the hangover again

Wednesday, October 21, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterPsyko Tek

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