Columbia Pictures | Release Date: October 18, 2019
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RalfbergsJan 12, 2020
While movie itself was ok, I dont see much point in them making sequel if it ended up bringing not much new really. Plus what it did bring wasn't that interesting - like new types of zombies maybe couldve been good but they fought them offWhile movie itself was ok, I dont see much point in them making sequel if it ended up bringing not much new really. Plus what it did bring wasn't that interesting - like new types of zombies maybe couldve been good but they fought them off really easily still in the end. I mean movie itself was good but I think it didnt change much from first one. Expand
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FranzHcriticOct 20, 2019
It's almost as fun as the first film. I enjoyed it more than I expected. The cast still has great chemistry, and the new cast members are decent additions to the mix. It doesn't do the mistake of taking itself seriously. It's a short, funny,It's almost as fun as the first film. I enjoyed it more than I expected. The cast still has great chemistry, and the new cast members are decent additions to the mix. It doesn't do the mistake of taking itself seriously. It's a short, funny, and fun movie. It's not as fresh as the first one, I'll give that. I was never bored, so 'Double Tap' did its job. Expand
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JrtlaktalkOct 23, 2019
So only two of the 31 people that didn't like it bothered to say why? Ahh, it seems that there is a small contingent of people review bombing this for its "2009 misogyny" - oh and some reviewers as well... Don't pay attention to them, it isSo only two of the 31 people that didn't like it bothered to say why? Ahh, it seems that there is a small contingent of people review bombing this for its "2009 misogyny" - oh and some reviewers as well... Don't pay attention to them, it is a fun movie, and pretty much more of the same - which is not the a bad thing. Expand
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C3realkillahOct 19, 2019
This movie is getting unfair reviews. It is nowhere near as bad as some of these sheeple are saying. I loved the first one so it goes without saying that I enjoyed this one as well. The characters are back and their chemistry is better thanThis movie is getting unfair reviews. It is nowhere near as bad as some of these sheeple are saying. I loved the first one so it goes without saying that I enjoyed this one as well. The characters are back and their chemistry is better than ever. It's way funnier than the original and the finale was insanely over the top. Overall I loved this film. Was it perfect? No but it was still a very fun watch. Give it a chance before being swayed by these negative reviews. Expand
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FrankMikuski201Oct 18, 2019
I came here to see what people thought of this movie, and I am legitimately shocked that the critics score is so low. This was definitely a good movie, the story was solid. Sure, it's far fetched but that's how this movie is made in design.I came here to see what people thought of this movie, and I am legitimately shocked that the critics score is so low. This was definitely a good movie, the story was solid. Sure, it's far fetched but that's how this movie is made in design. The comedy is great, and the action is solid too. I thought this movie was great! Even better than the first one. Don't listen to them critics. Expand
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BenaudOct 20, 2019
Where's the hate coming from? This movie is hilarious. Did you like Zombieland? Because this movie is true to its characters and continues their story. I see critcism of poor effects that I have no idea the source of. Critcisms of the endingWhere's the hate coming from? This movie is hilarious. Did you like Zombieland? Because this movie is true to its characters and continues their story. I see critcism of poor effects that I have no idea the source of. Critcisms of the ending or script? This is not meant to be a complicated movie, it is meant to satisfy with a serviceable plot, characters you can care about and some hilarious zombie killing.
I liked the addition of Madison, I thought she was great. It can't be easy to pull off dumb blonde that outrageously and still hit all your comic marks that well.
Maybe critics didn't like that the SJW asshat got told he was going to be the first to die. Or maybe they genuinely see bad where I see hilarious.
Currently two of twenty-eight negative reviewers have bothered to say what they didn't like about the movie. What does that tell you about whether this is being review bombed or not?
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harrified76Nov 11, 2019
It's less of a story but more of the characters and I don't hate it. Zoey Deutch completely showcased her comedic chops here and will definitely be remembered as the highlight of the film
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CinemaCrushDec 18, 2019
When reviewing films, it's important to not just look at the film, but to take in what it's purpose is. I see that critics are not giving this nearly the same praise as the first, and why should they. BUT.... with that said, this is noWhen reviewing films, it's important to not just look at the film, but to take in what it's purpose is. I see that critics are not giving this nearly the same praise as the first, and why should they. BUT.... with that said, this is no ordinary sequel. Double Tap has a certain satirical self-awareness that yes, it is a sequel, and kinda spoofs all the proper tropes and gags. This is a film with no ulterior motives other than to keep giving what the audience of the first film would want. That would be zombie killing, quotability and great pop culture ref gags. Zombieland Double Tap is a sequel yes... but it's not one that diminishes the work proceeding. I'll go a notch higher with this forgiveness in mind and call it 7/10. Woody always delivers. And I must admit, there are a few LOLs to be had. It's a sequel that works, and works well. With that said, if you're looking for something heady or thinky.... you're in the wrong place. But you WILL have fun! Expand
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MallRat15Oct 23, 2019
A fun time at the movies. I was laughing the whole movie there was so many jokes even small subtle ones that you really had to pay attention to get. Not quite as good as the first, as the story lacked a little bit. A standout performance byA fun time at the movies. I was laughing the whole movie there was so many jokes even small subtle ones that you really had to pay attention to get. Not quite as good as the first, as the story lacked a little bit. A standout performance by one of my favorite actors Woody Harrelson. If your looking for a good laugh and some pretty wicked zombie killings definitely check this one out. Expand
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Kirollos-NoahNov 10, 2019
Zombieland: Double Tap is directed by Ruben Fleischer, same director of the first movie, and written by Dave Callaham, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, And starring Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin.

Zombieland:
Zombieland: Double Tap is directed by Ruben Fleischer, same director of the first movie, and written by Dave Callaham, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, And starring Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin.

Zombieland: Double Tap takes place a decade after the first one, and in the sequel the four slayers must face off against the many new kinds of zombies that have evolved since the first movie, as well as some new human survivors. But most of all, they have to face the growing pains of their own snarky, makeshift family.

Zombieland was a great movie, I think it's one of the best zombie-comedies, it was really funny, and well-crafted with amazing performances and great cameos!

Zland: Double Tap is another fun movie to add to the first one, it's still funny, charismatic, has good cameos and some cool zombie-sequences.

The performances are great, everyone gave a great performance, all the new characters are welcome, but Breslin on the other hand isn't that good as she was in the first one, she's by far my least favorite part of this movie, I think she did a bad job in this movie, but fortunately she doesn't have lots of scenes as she did in the first one.

Madison's character, played by Zoey Deutch, is that dumb character that could annoy some people, she's so cliched, but still she has some fine laughs during the movie, but most of her screen-time, I couldn't help it, I was so annoyed of her character.

This movie is as simple as the first one was, and that's really good, because what made the first so one a cult classic, is that it wasn't serious nor grim, it was simple, funny and violent... The plot, which is a subplot in other movies, is delightful, it was really good to see them all reunited again on the big screen!

Woody Harrelson is once again the MVP of this movie, just like how he was in the first movie, he's so funny and his character is still the one that has depth, even if it's lower than what we saw in the first one, but it's still so good to see that character again, and to see how they developed him, because sadly, there isn't that much of development in this movie over the first one when it comes to characters, there's even another runaway from the same characters, but I loved what they did to Tallahassee, and I'm so happy to see more of him!

Fleischer did another great job directing this movie, he made some cool shots, for instance, there's a shot when a couple of moneybags were shot, and money started to flew in the air, and the character just passed beside it and didn't care, because it's Zombieland, what could money do to them? I think he really did a great job capturing this apocalyptic world, just like how he did in the first movie.

There isn't really that much to say about a movie like this, it's just a zombie-comedy movie, and it did that really well, but it's not as cohesive as the first one, nor as good as it was, but still really enjoyable!

The reason why the first one works better than this one is that the first one wasn't that much about zombies, they were there, but the movie focused more on our 4 main characters, and showed us how they're acting during those situations, this one here, cared more about zombies, and it gave them more character than what we needed.

When it comes to flaws, beside the stuff I said above, I think it's not as sick, weird or silly as the first one was, it got a little bit self-aware, and that's not what we wanted to see from a zombie-comedy.

Still Zombieland: Double Tap is a an enjoyable movie, if you liked the first one you would probably enjoy yourself in this one too, even though I would watch the first one over this one.

I'm gonna give Zombieland: Double Tap a B.

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Reyflo98Nov 11, 2019
Ignore the overly harsh reviews. Honestly, this movie is true to the first and everything I expected. The action scenes were filmed beautifully, it pays respect to previous zombie films and even shout outs flaws with the zombie universe. TheIgnore the overly harsh reviews. Honestly, this movie is true to the first and everything I expected. The action scenes were filmed beautifully, it pays respect to previous zombie films and even shout outs flaws with the zombie universe. The movie is a bit self aware and the comedy is very 2009, but it works for the movie and does it justice! There's a good amount of shout outs to the first films and all in all it's a fantastic movie. You'll definitely love it if you were a fan of the first! Expand
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RoeedeNov 22, 2019
Just an awesome movie! I have enjoyed it. The movie makes you laugh, scare and even think of your own life. I do recommend this movie.
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marcmyworksDec 26, 2019
Zombieland 2 is a strange beast that tries really hard to recreate the magic of the first film but ultimately does what every sequel does, adds far too many characters and copies some of the original plotlines. Not bad, just not great.
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ftb1777Oct 19, 2019
Loved it just as good as the first movie. Good time today. Great o'Neil era and script development was fantastic.
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dave89791Oct 19, 2019
Really more of a 6 but just to help the unfair review bombing this movie is experiencing...

first was definitely better though this was a fun film and had some good moments for sure sadly the gag from the trailer re: the "clinton
Really more of a 6 but just to help the unfair review bombing this movie is experiencing...

first was definitely better though this was a fun film and had some good moments for sure

sadly the gag from the trailer re: the "clinton administration" was oddly not in the actual film

to echo MichelB - I definitely appreciated Little Rock's rack as well
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bfoore90Oct 28, 2019
Zombieland: Double Tap is almost as fun as the first film. It's about 10 years overdue but its still a solid sequel. The mid credits scene is fantastic, make sure you stay for that.
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EliOli123Oct 21, 2019
I loved this movie. It was pretty hilarious. I don't understand all the negative reviews either. I loved the first movie and yes this one is different. That's a good thing though. Who wants the same thing all over again? E.g. One guy isI loved this movie. It was pretty hilarious. I don't understand all the negative reviews either. I loved the first movie and yes this one is different. That's a good thing though. Who wants the same thing all over again? E.g. One guy is complaining that there was no mention of Tallahassee's love for Twinkies. This movies takes place years after the first movie, which was right after the outbreak. Twinkies would be long gone by then. They are not going to last several years. That ship has sailed.

If you go into this movie looking for a repeat of the first, you might be disappointed, but if you go with an open mind, you'll love it. That's how I feel at least. Seriously... My jaw dropped to see all the negative user reviews. I was completely surprised by them.
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Getupkid1284Oct 18, 2019
Nearly as good as the first. If you enjoyed the first you should enjoy the sequel. 7.5/10.
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DiptanshuOct 23, 2019
Fun!
Zoey Dutch you stole the show and every single character does that too!lot of blood and fbombs real R rated flick true to zombie genre!
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BeardedYodaOct 20, 2019
Zombieland: Double Tap is a good sequel to the original that manages to pack in some good action and humor. It is not as good as the previous movie, but it is still entertaining.
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Michael79910Oct 19, 2019
Really enjoyed the movie highly recommend 8/10 I enjoyed how they addressed the time skip of 10 years
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JaxonblueOct 22, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Wonderful movie overall! The characters really expressed themselves in this movie and expanded their relationship. So much deeper meaning in this movie than people perceive it to be. For example the lack of Twinkie’s on this movie refers to Tallahassee finding his true family in Z-Land. Along with his constant hate for vans also is a reference from the first film to when he expressed his anger. One more interpretation I picked up on was his despise for the pacifists is due to the loss of his family from the apocalypse. The only way he can express his emotion is through violence. Just something to think about but definitely a movie to enjoy! Expand
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KthughaOct 22, 2019
This was a pretty good sequel. Good cast, lots of laughs. Zoey Deutch killed it!
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MichelBOct 18, 2019
Hi not a bot and i wasn’t paid to say this , maybe it was the joint i had before the movie but ...
Every scene was hilarious i loved Jesse , Woody was fantastic, and Emma has a new fan i hated her for being in Spiderman but now we’re cool.
Hi not a bot and i wasn’t paid to say this , maybe it was the joint i had before the movie but ...
Every scene was hilarious i loved Jesse , Woody was fantastic, and Emma has a new fan i hated her for being in Spiderman but now we’re cool. Kid rock has huge **** that was nice.

Amazing cameos who added didn’t take away from the movie lots of twists and turns it’s a comedy first thriller second Loved it
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sfxpOct 21, 2019
Great Movie does not deserve the bombing it is receiving. A great sequel to the first Zombieland movie
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KenmeiNov 8, 2019
For a movie we saw simply because our current movie wasn't playing at the time, this was an absolutely hysterical movie that I really liked. I don't really remember the first one but I'd fully recommend this to anyone needing a good laugh.
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Tomm33Nov 7, 2019
It's not a future award winner by any means but it's not trying to be. It's simply a decent sequel that's not trying to re-invent itself to much and keeps the same feeling from the first movie over 10 years later.
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MrsBunwinNov 7, 2019
If they hadn't waited so long, to wouldn't be as enjoyable as it is, it was the nostalgia that made the movie as good. It's a hoaky movie, but we all walked out laughing and happy.
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AWESOM-0Jan 1, 2020
Tough movie to follow up but it did a decent job and was very funny. It would be impossible to be better than the original with the type of movie that it is, but it lived up to the name.
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NShep53Oct 20, 2019
Some kind of bot is review bombing both this and Maleficent. This was a great sequel.
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Miguel2Oct 26, 2019
Todo bien chevere nomas 10 años esperar secuela, mejor que la 1ra parte, exactamente
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SchnitzelPoofOct 26, 2019
It was fun and entertaining from start to finish, including the post-credits scene. Tallahassee is my spirit animal: every moment he is on screen was pure joy.
This film makes self referencing jokes, which work. It's just fun. The only con I
It was fun and entertaining from start to finish, including the post-credits scene. Tallahassee is my spirit animal: every moment he is on screen was pure joy.
This film makes self referencing jokes, which work. It's just fun. The only con I can think of is that it's a bit short, and also Emma Stone would never go with whoever this kid is in the movie. Not even after a zombie apocalypse.
Regardless, I had a great time, and would watch again.
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Davrosdaleks1Oct 20, 2019
Given that this was ten years apart from its predecessor, I feared that this movie would suffer the far-separated comedy sequel curse, but my doubts were quickly shaken.

The sequel remains really funny, including the return of the fun
Given that this was ten years apart from its predecessor, I feared that this movie would suffer the far-separated comedy sequel curse, but my doubts were quickly shaken.

The sequel remains really funny, including the return of the fun narrative cutaways and the, sometimes creative, use of text for the rules of surviving the zombie apocalypse.

The returning four main characters remain great. Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) and Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) are a great odd-couple duo with excellent chemistry. Emma Stone as Wichita continues to do a great job as the one who reacts sarcastically. I love new character Madison (Zoey Deutsch). She is a bimbo/airhead type, but she has a specific quirkiness that makes the character distinctive. She always has the most random lines.

The plot itself is a little lightweight; the movie mostly runs on the jokes.

Overall, I had a good time with this and recommend it.
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imtheonlytyeOct 20, 2019
I don't understand why this has such a low score lmao it was an amazing movie. I loved it! People are so sensitive
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sassymahOct 25, 2019
I found this film far more enjoyable and watchable than the first one. It definitely would rank among my top ten zombie films of all time. The chemistry between the cast, and comedic dialogue with the meta references is great. We do get someI found this film far more enjoyable and watchable than the first one. It definitely would rank among my top ten zombie films of all time. The chemistry between the cast, and comedic dialogue with the meta references is great. We do get some character development, great action scenes, and even an interesting triangle. This was a fun romp at the movies and everything I want a zombie film to be. Expand
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JoesOct 22, 2019
Excelente película regresa el reparto original con su buen humor una secuela esperada
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Ant-The-GreatOct 29, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. One if the funniest movies I've seen in the past few years. Its cheesy but Madison is the star. Without her it falls on its face. With her it's almost perfect Expand
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manningn15Oct 20, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is one of my favorite comedy-horror movies and is my 3rd favorite comedy movie of 2019 but it was not better than the first Zombieland. The acting was phenomenal especially from Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson, Zoey Deutch, Abigail Breslin, Avan Jogia, Rosario Dawson, and Jesse Eisenberg. Bill Murray's cameo was hilarious.The writing was really funny but not hilarious like the first one. The makeup effects were outstanding they were so creepy, scary, and disgusting. Not an A+ but pretty close. Expand
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SladeboneOct 22, 2019
Overall an ecstatic movie to watch! Stayed true to the advertisements and expanded more onto the world of Z-Land! Admittedly, some parts of the film have the same feel to the original, but most offers a hilarious and exhilarating differentOverall an ecstatic movie to watch! Stayed true to the advertisements and expanded more onto the world of Z-Land! Admittedly, some parts of the film have the same feel to the original, but most offers a hilarious and exhilarating different experience for you to watch. Trust me, the random guy behind me at the theatre was having the time of his life! So if you haven’t already, I highly suggest you drive over to come and see this unique and creative movie! Also hint hint.. stay after for the post credits, you’re in for a surprise cameo. Expand
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Naz34Oct 20, 2019
Metacritic needs to be aware that people associated with Jolie's team and fanbase are review bombing this film's rating to lower the score since it is the competition. This is unfair and needs to be resolved.

Zombieland: Double Tap may go
Metacritic needs to be aware that people associated with Jolie's team and fanbase are review bombing this film's rating to lower the score since it is the competition. This is unfair and needs to be resolved.

Zombieland: Double Tap may go down as my favorite zombie film of this decade. It is hilarious, action-packed, and even has a touch of romance. Great film
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babby3009Oct 21, 2019
If you loved the first Zombieland than you'll love this one. Funny, great zombie fights, and just a ton of fun.
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muldjordAug 23, 2021
Hugely entertaining and also kind of sweet. The zombie killing is kick ass, and it continues the trend of the first movie with the oddly compatible characters who have become somewhat of a family. A family of misfits to be sure, which is whyHugely entertaining and also kind of sweet. The zombie killing is kick ass, and it continues the trend of the first movie with the oddly compatible characters who have become somewhat of a family. A family of misfits to be sure, which is why they each start straggling due to doubts about what and how they want to continue their lives in Zombieland.

So that's the plot; trying to keep the family together. And I love that it isn't focused on just one of the characters wanting to go. They basically all do! So they have to go on a journey to rediscover the glue that keeps them together. And that's one helluwa ride to be part of!

I don't think there's anything about this movie I didn't like. Maybe a few scenes here and there seemed a tiny bit off. But overall, it was just a great zombie flick with some hillarious situations and a plot that kept me interested. It's not the deepest plot mind you, but why does it have to be? It works!
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Bertaut1Nov 4, 2019
Just as funny and irreverent as the original, even if it hits all the same beats

The original Zombieland was smart, funny, and self-aware, it didn't take itself too seriously, and it had heart, but it was hardly a film crying out for a
Just as funny and irreverent as the original, even if it hits all the same beats

The original Zombieland was smart, funny, and self-aware, it didn't take itself too seriously, and it had heart, but it was hardly a film crying out for a sequel. But a sequel we have, and boy is it one of the most unnecessary I've seen in quite some time. However, as unnecessary as it is, it's also extremely enjoyable. It doesn't do a whole lot that wasn't in the original, but the irreverent sense of humour, sharp character interactions, and shedloads of charm are all present and accounted for. Directed by Ruben Fleischer (who helmed the original) and written by Rhett Rees and Paul Wernick (who wrote the original), along with Dave Callaham, Zombieland: Double Tap may not take too many risks, but it's a fine companion piece.

10 years after the events in the first film, the quartet is still together – there's the neurotic but sweet Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg doing his Jessie Eisenberg thing), the crass but caring Tallahassee (a wonderfully acerbic Woody Harrelson), the sarcastic Wichita (a dead-pan Emma Stone) and the laidback Little Rock (Abigail Breslin doing a lot with the little she's given). Staying in the White House, everything is going fine, until Little Rock breaks off from the group and heads to a supposed zombie-free commune, so the others set out to find her.

And that's about it as far as the plot goes.

Although 10 years have passed and the zombie-movie landscape is very different, one of the sequel's most successful elements is that next to nothing has changed; in essence, it acknowledges the gap precisely by ignoring it. So, Columbus's opening voiceover specifically refers to the long break as he thanks us for choosing Double Tap when there is such "a wide choice of zombie entertainment" and Madison tells Tallahassee his catchphrase is "very 2009", but the film as a whole feels as if it was shot immediately after the original.

This factors into the performances as well, insofar as Columbus, Tallahassee, and Wichita are all broadly similar to how they were 10 years ago. Little Rock has changed significantly, but that's as much to do with the fact that she was a child in the original and is now a young woman. This lack of character development may sound like a bad thing, but really, the familiarity of the characters and their group dynamic has its own inherent charm, we welcome it because it's familiar, with the cast essentially doing the same things they did in the original. Speaking of performances, I have to mention Zoey Deutch as Madison, a millennial bimbo who's been holed up in walk-in freezer. She completely owns every scene she's in. Sure, the character is clichéd as all hell and, on paper, she should be all kinds of annoying, but that she isn't, is a testament to Deutch's warm performance, finding genuine pathos amidst the perpetually peppy and cheerful high-energy ditz. She also has great chemistry with the original cast, especially Harrelson.

In terms of problems, as mentioned, the film doesn't do a whole lot that wasn't in the original – the characters, the narrative beats, the group dynamic, the humour; all are pretty much the same. Indeed, as much as I enjoyed the film, I would have liked to see it take more risks (there's certainly nothing here to rival the inspired Bill Murray cameo). Because of this blanket similarity, there is a sense in which the sequel isn't really its own thing, it's defined primarily by what the original did rather than forging its own path. Another problem is that it fails to do much with an interesting set-up, which sees women chaffing against traditional gender roles and the identities conferred on them by men. Once the gang end up on the road, this theme is pretty much forgotten (even with the introduction of Nevada (Rosario Dawson), a tough-as-nails Elvis aficionado, who seems more like a man's idea of what a tough woman should be than her own person). There are also more than a few clichés, primarily in relation to Madison (as blond a character as you'll ever meet) and the one-note Berkeley (Avan Jogia), a weed-smoking gun-hating hippie.

Zombieland: Double Tap is undemanding and doesn't completely justify its own existence, but it also does justice to the original, and never for one second does it take itself seriously. The effortlessness with which it slots into the original's groove is either funny or poor writing, depending on your perspective, but the film is smart enough to acknowledge that it feels slightly out of place in 2019. And if a little of the spark has been lost, the warmth, the characters, the jokes, and the playfulness make up for it.
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GLADIADOROct 29, 2019
Muito divertido, muito engraçado, muitas mortes de zumbis e muito sangue exagerado, isso resumi Zumbilandia: Atire Duas Vezes, que é com certeza melhor que o primeiro
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LotapeterNov 2, 2019
Its what I expected, comedy, a little romance, and lots of Zombie killing!!! WHat more could you have wanted?
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michaelwelch016Nov 7, 2019
Zombieland: Double Tap simply is...the sequel to Zombieland. It's nothing new or overwhelmingly impressive, nor is it executed flawlessly. Yet, I really missed this crazy group of characters navigating this crazy zombie-filled world, and thisZombieland: Double Tap simply is...the sequel to Zombieland. It's nothing new or overwhelmingly impressive, nor is it executed flawlessly. Yet, I really missed this crazy group of characters navigating this crazy zombie-filled world, and this film brought me back to them. Although making an effort to be bigger and better, it doesn't seem to go as far as to lose meaning or value- save for a few moments. Some time I'd rather spend with old characters was given to new, but the movie still doubles down on the personalities of these familiar characters and their struggles within their post-apocalyptic family dynamic. Where we start out they've learned how to live in Zombieland and they've been living well. That is, until we dive into their internal struggles coupled with a brand new physical threat. I was often amused by the new characters introduced and their respective places in the story, even when they're certain gag characters I didn't care for at first which, surprisingly enough, lead into my favorite action sequence in the whole movie. Even with an ending that in my eyes was rushed to reach that "bigger and better" sequel finale, it never lost me. At times, it does try to be explosively more epic than what came before, but that being said, remember: this is Zombieland, not World War Z. Mass amounts of zombies aren't going to tumble over a wall and a slaughter fest of epic proportions will not ensue. Or, maybe, exactly that does happen... but if it does it will be Zombieland style, not big budget zombie action flick style. Let's not forget how relatively minimal the first film was when it came to action. At the end of the day, as long as Double Tap doesn't lose sight of itself, I'll be all for it and despite going in nervous, I was indeed all for it. At heart, this is a movie about family and how they've grown together, then apart, and how they find their way back to one another. It was a fun movie with the action, the laughs, and the heart of the first. It was just Zombieland. It didn't need to be anything revolutionary or intricate, and it by no means is. It just had to embody what came before. It was a good time capitalizing on what made the first so impressive even when it threads the needle of sacrificing depth for surface. For fans of the original, there is surely enjoyment to be found in returning to Zombieland once again. The former holds a special place in my heart and this can't quite harness that same lightning in a bottle, but it comes close enough that I'm it glad exists. Even if I did have to wait a decade...

And, THAT credit scene was spectacular.
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LEOvsMAOJan 9, 2021
Great fun and a kind movie with cool actors and roles. Thanks for the episode with Bill Muray. I had much fun watching it!
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DawdlingPoetNov 25, 2021
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is an entertaining horror comedy sequel. I liked the bright, sometimes neon colours used in some scenes - it gives it the feel of a graphic novel come to life. I also liked Woody Harrelson in some of his costumes/disguises (Santa and Elvis to name a couple). Its pretty zany, as you may expect. The special effects are pretty decent too. I like Jesse Eisenberg's dialogue at times - he both portrays Columbus and provides narration. Its an entertaining watch, as I say and while its not entirely chock full of strong plotline, its not too bad. The monster trucks sequence was pretty cool and also, a tip for Bill Murray fans - watch the end credits in full.

If you enjoyed the first film then you'll likely enjoy this, I'd have thought, so I'd recommend it on that basis.
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wendelllohanJan 26, 2020
Muito bom! Tão bom quanto o primeiro! Nao entendi porque tanta crítica ruim
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SrGusApr 3, 2020
The film is not far from its predecessor because it continues with the same black humor, the signs that appear during the film to complement a joke, and that, for the most part, are characteristic for using and abusing American culture.The film is not far from its predecessor because it continues with the same black humor, the signs that appear during the film to complement a joke, and that, for the most part, are characteristic for using and abusing American culture. Completely American jokes.
The characters already established in the first film do not deliver anything new here. Little Rock, who was supposed to be the protagonist, was the most unlikely of the cast in this film. Its plot attributed nothing to the story and served only as an objective for the locomotion of the other characters in the film. Wichita, Tallahassee and Columbus continue their interactions with acid dialogues and jokes, but they trust and protect each other much more than in the first film - a fraternal friendship - a family.
The highlight of this film goes to the character Madison. She is a character with generic characteristics who could easily fall into sameness and irritate the audience who would watch her, yet she manages to do the opposite. She is generic, but she manages to be captivating, funny and makes us miss her when she leaves the scene.
The other new characters presented here are not so relevant and serve only as obvious solutions for some situations and other times just to fill a gap in the film. I didn't really like them very much.
Zombieland: Double Tap can be quite fun with your scenes in slow motion and with your repeated proposal from the first film. It is a pleasure to watch this film in your spare time.
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SparklystormFeb 8, 2020
They didn't lose their essence at any time, fun and full of action. Fans are looking forward to a new movie!
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MellecakeMay 16, 2020
SOOO where do i start. first of all it was epic. i mean i was waiting for the sexond part forever. I love this movie so much - i can pretty much fall asleep to it.
I hope they make more parts.
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MadridDJun 23, 2020
Muy divertida con humor en ocasiones raro pero sigue siendo una de las mejores películas de zombies 10/10 ing
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FahFahAug 25, 2020
Mano, esse filme é bom pra caralho, simplesmente isso, assiste dublado se tu for BR que tu vai amar
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realjaytheboomMar 9, 2022
Zombieland Double Tap: 10 years in the making was a success. Yes it was a huge success this was such a fun ride, the cast is all back and they are all better than ever. Of course the standout is Woody Harrelson he is amazing in this movie.Zombieland Double Tap: 10 years in the making was a success. Yes it was a huge success this was such a fun ride, the cast is all back and they are all better than ever. Of course the standout is Woody Harrelson he is amazing in this movie. It’s also weird seeing Emma Stone in a comedy movie when all I have seen her mostly in now a days are serious films it’s cool to seeing her do something different. The supporting cast are also great from the copies of the original cast, one of the best parts is when Columbus is having a argument with his copy about there rules. But I have to complement the special effects work the zombies look great and so does the gore they all look fantastic. But this is a huge spoiler if you haven’t seen this movie stop reading now. Ok ready, this movie has to have the best mid credit scenes Bill Murray cameos and kicks so much ass and is so amazing it shows off the beginning of the Zombieland virus. I usually never give a spoiler heads up but I need to for that because of how amazing it was and I can’t give this movie enough praise it turned a great performance with amazing action and comedy that will make you teary eyed. Expand
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Gloom-shroomMay 7, 2022
I mean I enjoyed it wish some of the new characters but in general it's a solid sequel
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