I kept waiting to hear that Arcade Fire song Wake Up, but to no avail.

So much fun, you guys. Everybody [else] was decked out in zombie gear and makeup. There was a scene of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in the film and the zombie crowd went wild because that's where we were. Jesse Eisenberg spoke very softly and sometimes I couldn't hear the dialogue over the roar of the zombie audience. The Easter egg at the end of ( Read more... )

Pretty interesting film. I kept trying to keep track of all 9 characters in my head to see if I missed any; that was kind of distracting. The ending was ambiguous.

It's very educational.

It wasn't so bad. Previews were a little misleading. Story was a little predictable. Dialogue was a little cheesy.

I didn't even know there was a new Futurama movie. I think it was Calvin who let me know about it. It wasn't particularly laugh out loud humorous all the time, but I was amused throughout.

Free screenings sure are getting crowded now. I guess things can't stay underground forever. Also, I guess it was a small theatre. In any case, it was a funny film. Kirsten Wiig played the "straight man", weird.

Terrible seating (front row, because we got there late), but wonderful film. I have to say, I miss Quentin Tarantino films a little bit, where seemingly disparate scenes eventually converge. Kill Bill didn't really do that.

Poor Sean Maguire, always willing to make a fool of himself. I can honestly say I didn't laugh once in this film. I think this is the worst parody film yet.

It was no Spirited Away, but it was a fun film nonetheless. It was geared toward kids, so watch it with that mentality. My friend wished it was in the original Japanese language instead of the silly American dubbing by Tina Fey and Miley Cyrus's little sister and the like. I'm inclined to agree with him, especially regarding Japanese animation.