WOODY DOESN'T REALIZE WE GOT SICK OF ZOMBIES AT LEAST A YEAR AGO
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Russ Fischer
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By Russ Fischer
Published on 08/26/2008
I still haven't seen Transsiberian, which could hurt Woody Harrelson's slowly re-emerging profile, but after a long dormant period where I'd lost almost all interest in watching the actor, a series of amusing turns in various films (The Grand, No Country For Old Men, Semi-Pro and, I suppose, A Scanner Darkly) served to remind me that Harrelson could be a better screen presence than, say, John Travolta. I didn't even care that he'd signed up for Emmerich's 2012 paycheck. So have Oliver Platt, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Danny Glover. Everybody needs a big one once in a while.
But Zombieland? Raising interest for a zombie flick at this point that isn't World War Z...tough road to run. The horror-comedy written by The Joe Schmo Show's Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick will star Harrelson as a zombie hunter named Albuquerque who is half of "a mismatched pair of survivors who find friendship and redemption in a world overrun by zombies." Ooooh, I get it. The whole thing is a metaphor.
Music video director Ruben Fleischer will direct.
Harrelson goes to Zombieland.
WOODY DOESN'T REALIZE WE GOT SICK OF ZOMBIES AT LEAST A YEAR AGO
I still haven't seen Transsiberian, which could hurt Woody Harrelson's slowly re-emerging profile, but after a long dormant period where I'd lost almost all interest in watching the actor, a series of amusing turns in various films (The Grand, No Country For Old Men, Semi-Pro and, I suppose, A Scanner Darkly) served to remind me that Harrelson could be a better screen presence than, say, John Travolta. I didn't even care that he'd signed up for Emmerich's 2012 paycheck. So have Oliver Platt, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Danny Glover. Everybody needs a big one once in a while.But Zombieland? Raising interest for a zombie flick at this point that isn't World War Z...tough road to run. The horror-comedy written by The Joe Schmo Show's Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick will star Harrelson as a zombie hunter named Albuquerque who is half of "a mismatched pair of survivors who find friendship and redemption in a world overrun by zombies." Ooooh, I get it. The whole thing is a metaphor.
Music video director Ruben Fleischer will direct.