Zombieland (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has now revealed the full list of disc specs
Title: Zombieland (IMDb)
Starring: Woody Harrelson
Released: 2nd February 2010
SRP: $28.96 (DVD)
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has revealed early details on DVD ($28.96) and Blu-ray ($39.95) releases of Zombieland which stars Woody Harrelson, and Jesse Eisenberg. Each will be available to own from the 2nd February. Extras will include commentary with Actors Woody Harrelson & Jesse Eisenberg, Director Ruben Fleischer, Writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, featurettes ("In Search of Zombieland", "Zombieland is Your Land"), deleted scenes, Visual Effects Progression Scenes, a Woke Up Dead Episode "Up and At ‘Em", and trailers. The Blu-ray edition will also include a “Beyond the Graveyard” Behind the Scenes Picture-in-Picture Track, and a digital copy of the film. We've attached the official package artwork for each release below:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Woody Harrelson
Released: 2nd February 2010
SRP: $28.96 (DVD)
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has revealed early details on DVD ($28.96) and Blu-ray ($39.95) releases of Zombieland which stars Woody Harrelson, and Jesse Eisenberg. Each will be available to own from the 2nd February. Extras will include commentary with Actors Woody Harrelson & Jesse Eisenberg, Director Ruben Fleischer, Writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, featurettes ("In Search of Zombieland", "Zombieland is Your Land"), deleted scenes, Visual Effects Progression Scenes, a Woke Up Dead Episode "Up and At ‘Em", and trailers. The Blu-ray edition will also include a “Beyond the Graveyard” Behind the Scenes Picture-in-Picture Track, and a digital copy of the film. We've attached the official package artwork for each release below:
News by Tom Woodward
Advertisements
Existing Posts
Add this to a case of beer and popcorn and it equates to a good night at home
Good movie.
Awesome movie, I hate critic quotes on covers.
Deleted Member
I don't mind the artwork featuring the actors vs. a more zombie themed cover. In fact, this cover is appropriate to the story. I just wish the spine didn't have their faces, so when I look at my collection they're staring out at me. Just some more nitpicking. Could have gone down a stereotypical zombie movie path but didn't. Fun Movie!
One of the great movies of 2009. "Zombieland", for me, was more comedy than thrills. I laughed more in this movie than I did at "G.I. Joe". Definite day one blu-ray purchase. As for Transformers 2 & GI Joe, the only awards they should win are Razzies. They should not be nominated for a f::king thing come Oscar time. I can see it now, if Transformers gets nominated for an Oscar & then actually wins for best visuals, Paramount will re-release the DVD & Blu-ray with the words "Oscar Winner", or "The Oscar winning "Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen". If that happens humanity takes 10 steps closer to Hell.
DVD artwork added
GRJR721 wrote: Another zombie-like comedy... talking about beating a dead horseThe thing that makes Zombieland work when so many others have failed is that it isn't really about the zombies, it's about the main characters and their interactions with one another.
I loved this film (even the bill Murray part). Can't wait to see it again.
Fantastic film.
Now release it here.
Now release it here.
Another zombie-like comedy... talking about beating a dead horse
Oh ya, i forgot about Avatar. I haven't seen District 9 yet. I hear it is very good. I'll probably rent that first though. Some of my friends didn't really like it.
Ya, this probably won't go for any oscars. Probably MTV Movie Awards or something like that.
Ya, this probably won't go for any oscars. Probably MTV Movie Awards or something like that.
Actually, I think any of these movies will be up for visual effects categories.
Transformers 2
G I Joe
Terminator: Salvation
Star Trek
Avatar
The Lovely Bones
District 9
Transformers 2
G I Joe
Terminator: Salvation
Star Trek
Avatar
The Lovely Bones
District 9
Pixarfan517 wrote: Is this suppose to be a horror/comedy film? All my friends saw it and said it was funny.
Is this a setup? It feels like a setup...
I'll bite! Of course it's a comedy/horror. They didn't market it any other way. Why would you think otherwise?
Is this a setup? It feels like a setup...
I'll bite! Of course it's a comedy/horror. They didn't market it any other way. Why would you think otherwise?
Ollie222 wrote: This is awesome cause it comes out right before my birthday. I loved this movie a lot,have to have a strong stomach for the gore though. My dad thought some o the stuff in it was pretty nasty. I'm not sure this is the movie for oscars, maybe best visual effects, but that would be facing strong competition with 2012, Transformers 2, and maybe Terminator Salvation. But again, this is a great movie. Never saw Shaun of the Dead, i would love to though.
Those 3 movies will definitly not be the visual effects nominees. It will be District 9, Star Trek, and Avatar.
Awesome film. Love Bill Murray's cameo. One of the best cameos ever.
Bummed I missed this. I heard it's pretty good. Great cover art.
I wonder if this is gonna get an "Unrated" cut.
Definite rental for me. I did enjoy it quite a bit, but i see it getting kinda old after a while. If i like it after i rent it i MAY buy it. Really good flick but not sure if its a purchase. It gets a little long in its last half
A total friggin' blast and I will buy this on Blu-ray on release day.
And FYI to the filmmakers: 'Anaconda' is rated 'PG-13,' not 'R' as Emma Stone says. Stupid little nit-pick, I know...
And FYI to the filmmakers: 'Anaconda' is rated 'PG-13,' not 'R' as Emma Stone says. Stupid little nit-pick, I know...
Lame quote, but it was a funny movie. Too bad they couldn't do the Patrick Swayze cameo they talked about, it woulda been much much better than Murray's.
As much as I liked the girls, I'm with the guy who wanted them to be killed (up until they redeemed themselves of course) cuz they were pissing me off too.
As much as I liked the girls, I'm with the guy who wanted them to be killed (up until they redeemed themselves of course) cuz they were pissing me off too.
Is this suppose to be a horror/comedy film? All my friends saw it and said it was funny.
Will be getting the blu release!
Awesome movie, I despise the quote on the bottom very much!! Nothing like Superbad, although it is a bit similar to SotD it is still keeps itself very much different!
I'd say its more of movie version of Left 4 Dead.
Oooh.
Catty
Oooh.
Catty
djblack1313 wrote: i WISH i liked this movie. i saw it first show on opening day and i just hated it. and then when Bill Murray's whole Bill Murray-portraying-Bill Murray thing happened i sealed it for me (i can't STAND BM). and those 2 douche-y girls.....i was like f^ucking KILL them! LOL. anybody!! i don't care if it's zombies or Woody or the other guy (i forget his name)...but SOMEBODY kill them! lol.
i know it's just a movie but the fact the older sister brought her lil sis to an amusement park, AT NIGHT and TURNED THE LIGHTS ON/MUSIC TO THE PARK ON and then STARTED GOING ON THE RIDES (without anyone running them, i might add!!!) when the world is (supposed to be) THE most dangerous and scary place now that it's overrun with zombies.....
Well, I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the film. Albeit, I don't quite understand how you can dislike Emma Stone or Abigail Breslin. They were pretty good in this movie. Sure, they won't win Oscars, but compared to bad acting in films like Friday the 13th (which I thought was an okay movie), it was a refreshment. I'm also surprised you don't like Bill Murray. He's like super awesome! Ghostbusters still remains one of my favorite movies of all time. Also when you mentioned how you got mad when Witchita (Stone) brought her sister to the amusement park Little Rock (Breslin), I thought she was just doing a nice gesture. After all, her little sister had to deal with so much, I thought it was sweet how they cared for each other. I'm just really surprised you didn't like it. Even the critics loved this movie. I guess to each their own. It's kind of surprising because you thought MBV and F13 were good, while I did. We practically share the same movie interests.
i know it's just a movie but the fact the older sister brought her lil sis to an amusement park, AT NIGHT and TURNED THE LIGHTS ON/MUSIC TO THE PARK ON and then STARTED GOING ON THE RIDES (without anyone running them, i might add!!!) when the world is (supposed to be) THE most dangerous and scary place now that it's overrun with zombies.....
Well, I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the film. Albeit, I don't quite understand how you can dislike Emma Stone or Abigail Breslin. They were pretty good in this movie. Sure, they won't win Oscars, but compared to bad acting in films like Friday the 13th (which I thought was an okay movie), it was a refreshment. I'm also surprised you don't like Bill Murray. He's like super awesome! Ghostbusters still remains one of my favorite movies of all time. Also when you mentioned how you got mad when Witchita (Stone) brought her sister to the amusement park Little Rock (Breslin), I thought she was just doing a nice gesture. After all, her little sister had to deal with so much, I thought it was sweet how they cared for each other. I'm just really surprised you didn't like it. Even the critics loved this movie. I guess to each their own. It's kind of surprising because you thought MBV and F13 were good, while I did. We practically share the same movie interests.
liono86 wrote: they were probably just referring it to those two films because Emma Stone was in Superbad and it's a comical zombie film like Shaun.
I'd also bet that the Jesse Eisenberg character was written with Michael Cera in mind. But we didn't lose much as Eisenberg is a fine actor with more range than Cera (check "The Squid and the Whale" ). And, as in "Superbad", we get the lead character (Eisenberg, not Harrelson), who starts as a anxiety-ridden teenager then learns the value of getting loose and having fun, getting rid of his huge super-ego. I loved the scenes of artistic destruction, something I get very rarely in a comedy. Eisenberg on a motorcycle wasn't too shabby either.
The actual killing quote is "The Funniest Comedy since 'The Hangover'". And "The Hangover" was released in June, four months earlier!
I'd also bet that the Jesse Eisenberg character was written with Michael Cera in mind. But we didn't lose much as Eisenberg is a fine actor with more range than Cera (check "The Squid and the Whale" ). And, as in "Superbad", we get the lead character (Eisenberg, not Harrelson), who starts as a anxiety-ridden teenager then learns the value of getting loose and having fun, getting rid of his huge super-ego. I loved the scenes of artistic destruction, something I get very rarely in a comedy. Eisenberg on a motorcycle wasn't too shabby either.
The actual killing quote is "The Funniest Comedy since 'The Hangover'". And "The Hangover" was released in June, four months earlier!
This movie was funny as hell. Even more hilarious then The proposal (which I thought was still pretty good). I also thought the zombie kills were awesome and I loved the gratuitous blood splatter. I loved every second of the film. Even the opening credits are inspiring. Will buy on day one. I loved this movie.
Great movie but couldn't of they made a better cover?
i WISH i liked this movie. i saw it first show on opening day and i just hated it. and then when Bill Murray's whole Bill Murray-portraying-Bill Murray thing happened i sealed it for me (i can't STAND BM). and those 2 douche-y girls.....i was like f^ucking KILL them! LOL. anybody!! i don't care if it's zombies or Woody or the other guy (i forget his name)...but SOMEBODY kill them! lol.
i know it's just a movie but the fact the older sister brought her lil sis to an amusement park, AT NIGHT and TURNED THE LIGHTS ON/MUSIC TO THE PARK ON and then STARTED GOING ON THE RIDES (without anyone running them, i might add!!!) when the world is (supposed to be) THE most dangerous and scary place now that it's overrun with zombies.....
i know it's just a movie but the fact the older sister brought her lil sis to an amusement park, AT NIGHT and TURNED THE LIGHTS ON/MUSIC TO THE PARK ON and then STARTED GOING ON THE RIDES (without anyone running them, i might add!!!) when the world is (supposed to be) THE most dangerous and scary place now that it's overrun with zombies.....
Billy Gates wrote: That chainsaw looks awkward...was that in the original poster?? I can't recall.
Yes it is.
Cant wait for this one. Definite buy on Blu-Ray!
Yes it is.
Cant wait for this one. Definite buy on Blu-Ray!
That chainsaw looks awkward...was that in the original poster?? I can't recall.
I saw this at Fantastic Fest with the cast and director there (minus Breslin). It was a very fun experience. This movie spends its entire run time trying to make the audience happy, and it succeeds wonderfully. Day 1 for me.
Chris Gould wrote: Emma Stone. Drool. Stupid bloody quote though. It's nothing like Superbad or Shaun of the Dead.
Superbad sucked hard
Superbad sucked hard
Ollie222 wrote: I'm not sure this is the movie for oscars, maybe best visual effects, but that would be facing strong competition with 2012, Transformers 2, and maybe Terminator Salvation.
I'm clueless about why you even brought up the word 'Oscars' with this movie, or even mention the 'visual effects.'
This movie obviously has no desire to win any awards other than being a fun, mindless zombie film. And I'm pretty sure 90% of the gore in this movie is practical, not CGI.
I'm clueless about why you even brought up the word 'Oscars' with this movie, or even mention the 'visual effects.'
This movie obviously has no desire to win any awards other than being a fun, mindless zombie film. And I'm pretty sure 90% of the gore in this movie is practical, not CGI.
This is awesome cause it comes out right before my birthday. I loved this movie a lot,have to have a strong stomach for the gore though. My dad thought some o the stuff in it was pretty nasty. I'm not sure this is the movie for oscars, maybe best visual effects, but that would be facing strong competition with 2012, Transformers 2, and maybe Terminator Salvation. But again, this is a great movie. Never saw Shaun of the Dead, i would love to though.
they were probably just referring it to those two films because Emma Stone was in Superbad and it's a comical zombie film like Shaun.
i enjoyed this film alot, funny, i heard they are gonna make a sequel
Hope this one will be region free (ABC) ! 
Great cover, i've been waiting for this to come out.
I quite liked the slightly greyed one sheet image of the characters, wonder why they've got them de-saturated for that. Anywhos, must buy, one of the best of the year, no contest.
Nice. I was waiting for this one.
Emma Stone. Drool. Stupid bloody quote though. It's nothing like Superbad or Shaun of the Dead.
FOLLOW DVDACTIVE
Follow our updates
OTHER INTERESTING STUFF
Unseen Reviews
Doctor Who: Scream of the Shalka
UK - DVD R2
Stuff, The
UK - BD RB
Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo
US - BD RA
Adventure Time: Season 3
US - BD RA
Sweet Smell of Success
UK - DVD R2
New Easter Eggs
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Complete Season Two
UK - BD
Memento
UK - BD RB
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan
UK - BD
Moon
UK - BD
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - The Complete Season One
UK - BD
Latest Reviews
Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo
US - BD RA
Stuff, The
UK - BD RB
Hunger Games: Catching Fire, The
US - BD RA
Grandmaster, The
US - BD RA
Adventure Time: Season 3
US - BD RA
Most Talked About
Oldboy (2013)
US - BD RA
Alexander: The Ultimate Cut
US - BD RA
Grandmaster, The
US - BD RA
The Wolf of Wall Street
US - DVD R1 | BD RA
Shadow: Collector's Edition, The
US - BD RA
