“Zombieland: Double Tap” ``Unchanged'' sense of security even after 10 years - 99 minutes of ``reunion'' full of happiness

*Information as of November 2019 article publication.

“Zombieland: Double Tap” synopsis

In 2009, humanity is turned into Dawn of the Dead by an explosive virus infection on Earth, and one of the few survivors, Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) from Texas, USA, creates ``32 Rules for Survival''. Together with friends such as Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), Wichita (Emma Stone), and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), they support each other, betray each other, fall in love, and have parental feelings as they become cheerful Dawn of the Dead. He was surviving in society. --It has passed 10 years ever since. In 2019, the earth has become more and more Dawn of the Dead, and they have evolved even further! Somehow, the four members of the "family" are trying to survive using the even more powerful 73!? rules!!

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• A heartwarming sequel that has everyone playing like a child again.
• ``Down-to-earth'' decisions without adding unnecessary changes
• Accurate depiction of “everyday life” in the apocalyptic world

A heartwarming sequel that has everyone playing like a child again.

In 2019, many sequels were unexpectedly released for the first time in a while. `` Halloween ,'' which takes place 40 years after the first movie, `` Toy Story 4 ,'' which takes place 9 years after the first film, `` Doctor Sleep ,'' the sequel to `` The Shining '' (1980) for the first time in 40 years, and `` Terminator 2: Judgment Day' ' ``Terminator: New Fate'' is an ``legitimate'' sequel that depicts the ``after'' of ` `Terminator: Dark Fate '' (1991).

All of the films have been made with more spirit than Intolerance, but there is one film that has not changed at all, even though it is the first new work in 10 years. That's "Zombieland: Double Tap."

`` Zombieland '' (2009) was a huge hit, earning more than $100 million at the global box office, more than four times the production cost, but it was an exhilarating film with a lightheartedness that never felt pretentious. ``Zombieland: Double Tap'', which correctly inherits that spirit, focuses all of its attention on ``recreating'' the same ``fun, funny, and entertaining'' movies that were made back then, instead of pushing the spirit and spirit. I'm here. For fans who loved the previous work, this is a movie that will be welcomed with all the warm welcome.

“Zombieland: Double Tap” preview

Plans for a sequel had been in the works for some time, but it never really took off, and 10 years have passed since then. However, that doesn't mean that the original cast and staff lost their enthusiasm or wasted their time. Jesse Eisenberg in The Social Network (10), Woody Harrelson in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (17), Emma Stone in La La Land (16), Abigail Breslin in August Each of them steadily gained experience as an actor, and all of them came back with Oscar nominations. As for Emma, ​​she won the Academy Award for Best Actress and made a comeback to the beloved "Dawn of the Dead Society (Land)".

In addition to the cast members, director Ruben Fleischer led `` Venom '' (2018) and screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick led ` `Deadpool '' (16) to big hits. Many of the artists who were up-and-coming creators 10 years ago are returning with much improved performance. Now, the fact that this team is reunited is itself a miracle. What was meant to be a class reunion turned into a major event that moved the film industry.

By the way, director Fleischer likes the cast of ``Zombieland'', including Jesse in ``Pizza Boy '' (2011), Emma in `` LA Gang Story '' (13), Woody in `` Venom '', and He has collaborated with someone on all of his directorial works since ``Zombieland''. You can see just how important Zombieland was to him.

However, as I mentioned earlier, ``Zombieland: Double Tap'' does not have that ``emotional reunion!'' feeling at all. Although the story is set 10 years in the future, everything is exactly as it was, from the flow, tempo, tone, and even the smallest details. This sense of continuity is sure to make fans laugh when they see the screen. This is because, despite having such a long career, all of them are playing like children again.

``Down-to-earth'' decisions without adding unnecessary changes