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Blackout
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A rail fucker? 
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Syd Lexia
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One question, not really a SPOILER in any major regard, but...
1. The kid was called Columbus by Woody Harrelson because that was his intended destination.
2. Woody was referred to as Florida/Tallahassee because that's where he was planning to go.
3. The girl and her younger sister were referred to as Wichita and Little Rock. Was this ever explained? They were heading to Los Angeles, not to Wichita and Little Rock. Were Wichita and Little Rock their birthplaces? If so, were they not real sisters?
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Dr. Jeebus
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Yeah, that bugged me too, Syd. No explaination was given other than "they can't have the same name". Those may have been the alleged destinations from when they first met or something.
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Lady_Satine
Title: Head of Lexian R&D
Joined: Oct 15 2005
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I remember when I first heard about the movie that Mila Kunis was involved, but now I can't find any information on what happened. It may have just been some ppl messing around on imdb like when they said Sasuke's English voice in Naruto was Seth Green.
On another note, I found out filming was done in more than just Valdosta, but also Atlanta, Hapeville, Morrow, Decatur, Newnan, and Powder Springs. The theme park is really called Wild Adventures Water & Theme Park (about 5 miles away from Valdosta).
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AtmanRyu
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I remember when I first heard about the movie that Mila Kunis was involved, but now I can't find any information on what happened. It may have just been some ppl messing around on imdb like when they said Sasuke's English voice in Naruto was Seth Green.
On another note, I found out filming was done in more than just Valdosta, but also Atlanta, Hapeville, Morrow, Decatur, Newnan, and Powder Springs. The theme park is really called Wild Adventures Water & Theme Park (about 5 miles away from Valdosta). |
Some locations did look familiar; I simply couldn't place where exactly though.
I can guess however that the first Stadium scene in the movie must've been in Atlanta.
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Freakofnature
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I didn't care for it.
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FNJ
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ok I just got back from seeing this, and all I can really say is THE CAMEO! dear god the cameo!
also, woody harrelson was great.
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Syd Lexia
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I an going to go on record as saying this was even better than Shaun Of The Dead.
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Dr. Jeebus
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LowEndLem
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Well fuck gas, I know what I'm seeing when my paycheck comes on friday.
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JoshWoodzy
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I think it was on the direct level or maybe a tad better than Shaun of the Dead.
Anyways, I kind of assumed that the one girl was called "Witchita" because she was mean like a Witch, and the other girl was "Little Rock" because she is little. Then again, I am dumb.
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FNJ
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| Syd Lexia wrote: |
| I an going to go on record as saying this was even better than Shaun Of The Dead. |
I kinda agree.
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i still havent seen this (will go tomorrow) but im pretty happy w/the spoiler free thumbs up you guys have given. anywho:
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Forget A Zombieland Sequel: Writers Have 12 Films Planned
Zombieland was supposed to be a TV show on CBS. But when the network ditched the series — the fools! — Zombieland was made into a movie. Leaving tons of material for sequels. Which the writers revealed to us.
We spoke with Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick all about the long journey this zombie epic made from television to film. We learned what changed, and how many more zombie movies these two guys have in their brains. |
more @ the link: http://io9.com/5375730/forget-a-zombieland-sequel-writers-have-12-films-planned
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Ghandi
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I'm up for a sequel to Zombieland  That would be great. It feels like they just get started in the movie anyway.
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IceWarm
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I just got back from seeing it and really enjoyed it. I loved all the pop culture jokes and the cameo was really funny.
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just saw it. thumbs up from me
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Berserk007
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Yeah they more or less said on AOTS if they can get funding they want to make a sequel.
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Sexton Hardcastle
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| Yeah they more or less said on AOTS if they can get funding they want to make a sequel. |
Shouldn't be to difficult for them to get funding. Its been #1 at the box office and is making some serious cash
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AtmanRyu
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| Ghandi wrote: |
| I'm up for a sequel to Zombieland That would be great. It feels like they just get started in the movie anyway. |
Guest starring Frank West, joining forces with Tallahassee to become the ultimate zombie ass kicking machine.
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ReeperTheSeeker
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| AtmanRyu wrote: |
| Ghandi wrote: |
| I'm up for a sequel to Zombieland That would be great. It feels like they just get started in the movie anyway. |
Guest starring Frank West, joining forces with Tallahassee to become the ultimate zombie ass kicking machine. |
Don't forget Bruce!
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Mr. Magog
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Waitwaitwait...Better than Shaun of the Dead? I don't know how comfortable I am with that. It's absolutely in the top 3, though...The other being, of course, Fido.
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Syd Lexia
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Fido was awesome, but NEVER should have been rated R. Softest R ever.
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ReeperTheSeeker
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i still havent seen this (will go tomorrow) but im pretty happy w/the spoiler free thumbs up you guys have given. anywho:
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Forget A Zombieland Sequel: Writers Have 12 Films Planned
Zombieland was supposed to be a TV show on CBS. But when the network ditched the series — the fools! — Zombieland was made into a movie. Leaving tons of material for sequels. Which the writers revealed to us.
We spoke with Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick all about the long journey this zombie epic made from television to film. We learned what changed, and how many more zombie movies these two guys have in their brains. |
more @ the link: http://io9.com/5375730/forget-a-zombieland-sequel-writers-have-12-films-planned |
Wait, what . . . i know Zombieland is doing good but come on, no franchise can get past 4 films without becoming stale. I can see a trilagy but 12 movies. come on hollywood, the film is not even a year old and you already want to strangle it.
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Syd Lexia
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Well, being as it was conceived as a TV series, they probably have several major story archs in mind. And I would imagine some of the stories focus around other survivors.
Also, couldn't they just develop a TV show at this point? TV is a huge goldmine these days, and actors are getting big money to do TV these days.
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Syd Lexia
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Well, being as it was conceived as a TV series, they probably have several major story archs in mind. And I would imagine some of the stories focus around other survivors.
Also, couldn't they just develop a TV show at this point? TV is a huge goldmine these days, and actors are getting big money to do TV these days.
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