Although this was a bloody horror comedy, i watched it and im a 12 year old boy. I handled it . It was bloody and maybe a few mini-jump scenes. The first time you watch it u might feel scared whether somethings gonna pop-up, but after you've watched it once, other than the blood , its not that bad. But it does swear here-and-there. The good thing is that beside the blood,horror,story-line, the makers fortunately made it funny, so funny that it makes u laugh and it gets a "Horror Comedy" . For me it was less horror, more comedy, yet blood .

Zombieland is probably my favorite movie of all time. Some of it was kind of scary, but most of the scary parts were more surprising than scary (ie: a zombie jumping out from nowhere). Overall, due to the graphic zombie violence, I rate this movie iffy for ages 15-17. Detailed review: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Violence (5/5): Most of the extremely graphic violence is at the beginning, featuring lovely sights such as bone breaking and popping out of skin, and zombies devouring human flesh. I think the most graphic scene would be when a zombie is shown eating a dead human: you see the zombie eating the intestines, and later pulling a bone out of the body, snapping it in half, and drinking the marrow. Much of the violence is sort of from a distance (you see blood splatter but not much gore), and some of the violence happens off-screen. This movie is definitely not for little kids, since we don't want them to get desensitized, but I'm 13 and I watched this movie with no problem. However, due to the excessive violence, I wouldn't recommend it to most people under 15. Also, don't watch if you're squeamish about movie gore. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sex (2/5): A stripper zombie is briefly seen in the opening credits with pasties on her nipples. A man and a woman kiss. Some references to sex. However, there is very little sexual content (and no actual sex), especially for an R rated comedy movie. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Language (4/5): The language isn't constant, but there are frequent uses of f*** (some with mother-, some with spit-), some uses of s**t, and also some milder profanity such as b***h, a**, etc. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Consumerism (3/5): Some brand names are referenced... but I don't even get was consumerism has to do with whether or not something is appropriate for kids. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Drugs, Drinking, & Smoking (3/5): Some alchohal consumption. In one scene, characters are briefly scene smoking marijuana from a hookah. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Zombieland was rated R for horror violence/gore and language. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

What great one! Yes, it is violent, but rightfully so. It IS a zombie movie, but there is a lot of team-building themes within it as well. The raunch factor is surprisingly low, but the language and violence are considerably high. The dialogue is snappy, and constantly one-upping the previous line. Plus, the violence is very realistic and not overdone. In all, Zomieland should be considered a classic. 4 stars.

This film is rooted in reality in the way that the humans supposedly turned into zombies from a really bad infection of Mad Cow disease. I don't have any concerns with this film. Yes, it is very, very gory, but it is done in a very unrealistic way. I don't get why product placement is such a big deal because films never ever make me want to go and buy something unless I already like the product. That cbeing said, the main story line involves the hunt for the final Twinkie in the universe. Sex is not an issue in this film. There is a zombie stripper at one point, with pasties and thongs, but nothing too bad. What is the problem with kissing? That's the closest they get to having any sort of intimacy on screen. A lie surfaces when Columbus and Talahassee first meet: Columbus suupposedly 'made love in the back of an abandoned Fed-Ex truck'. Bad language is very frequent in this film, but the words are not all that bad. If you are religious, there is a lot of blasphemine in this film which will put you off viewing it. I myself am a 12, soon to be 13 year old girl, but this is already my favourite film, and I have watched it 5 times already. If you like Shaun Of The Dead, you have to watch this! If you haven't seen Shaun Of The Dead but love this, you have to see SOTD!

this movie is hillarious it was very well written and fun to watch.....however it is very gross if you are sensetive it might make you gag, and kids 11 and under may be scared by it and there is ALOT of blood...but im 13 and I thought it was awsome,funny,and really good,so if you hane teens its a 4sure but if you have kids it a no-no..lol but I really recomend it this movie is now in my top 10 favorites...p.s. alot of F@#* bombs used

Going by the title, the film is about zombies. Though filled with extreme gore, people are shown being literally eaten by killer zombies and the four main characters constantly kill zombies in graphic ways, I still found it entertaining. Narrated by Jesse Eisenberg as his character "Columbus" or "Ohio", his explanations made the movie that much better. Sex isn't a problem other than a few mentions of "hitting that" and some talk. There's one kissing scene but it's not bad, actually it's quite sweet. Recalling only two scenes where drugs/drinking were involved: When Columbus and Tallahassee first meet, offers Columbus some sort of alcohol, but when he's not looking he tosses it over his shoulder without drinking it. When Wichita and Tallahassee meet Bill Murray (playing himself) they smoke marijuana from a hookah. Tallahassee is a little obsessed with Twinkies. Abigail Breslin plays a 12 year old who assists her sister Wichita in several schemes that involve Columbus and Tallahassee as the victims. She also seems quite calm, almost too calm, about the whole aspect of killing zombies and it is a common site throughout the movie to see her carrying a gun or some other weapon. Maturity plays a large role as far as comprehending and dealing with the content of this horror/comedy film.

i really want to see this movie so bad!!!! i don't know if my mom will truley let me see it.

i really want to see this movie so bad!!!! i don't know if my mom will truley let me see it.

I never thought I would like this movie, but I watched it and about five minutes into it I was already laughing. It has a sense of humor you just don't usually see in other movies. And it's a mix - some of it is dry and dark while other parts are random and goofy (one of the main characters is in serious need of a Twinkie!). The gore is crude; I mean the zombie victims' limbs are practically torn apart, blood everywhere, and the first few seconds feature a lovely picture of a zombie devouring the insides of someone's head. And yet, it was SO unrealistic, that it was funny. I know that sounds creepy, but it just didn't look real at all! And I think that was part of the fun too. The scenes where it was trying to be horrific some character would be acting melodramatic or saying funny lines, which totally subtracted points for the so-called "horror" aspects of this movie. Other problems would be the drugs/alchohol content and bad language. There are numerous f-words (plus others) and one scene where three characters obviously take a drug together, with silly consequences. Oh, and some drinking. But overall it's just one of those movies you're not supposed to take seriously. I'm fourteen and it wasn't really a problem at all to watch this.