Zombieland: Double Tap

30 Minutes or Less was directed by Ruben Fleischer.

Ruben has directed Zombieland, Zombieland: Double Tap, Uncharted, and repeat offender, this dude loves him some Atlanta, Venom.

I wish I knew how to quit you.

Venom.

But again, awards recognition.

Then the last thing is that a sequel to this movie was released in 2019 called Zombieland Double Tap.

which i did not know even after watching i did not know there was a sequel until i was talking about this movie last night with uh our friends to the pod jacob and nathan and they said they saw the sequel i was like there's a

sequel to this i had no

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

When that movie came out, we actually did a Zombieland and Zombieland Double Tap double header at our Alamo Drafthouse.

Did we? We did.

He hasn't had a fumble since 2019, his senior year at Don Bosco.

Zombieland: Double Tap was the movie in theaters [laughs] when, when the last time Kyle Monangai had a fumble.

That's incredible.

So, like, when you talk ab-

It's one of those where you see this guy's face, you'll go, oh, that guy.

Just because he's been in so many side projects, you know, role models, right? Probably would be a recognizable one.

A lot of those TV shows, like, yeah, he was in Party Down.

It

and it happens to be a jennifer aniston book and she's in the i was surprised she was in the movie and i'm just like what she's in this movie and the sea

did

you like her book no But to see her having sex with him too, I'm just like, what? I was shocked that Jennifer Aniston would do this kind of role.

But then I went back and looked.

Perfectly.

And they continue that in Zombieland Double Tap and in the one episode.

So I think they were like, hey, this is really funny.

We're going to continue to use this in the show.

they were super fast in that one.

Yeah.

When they talk about that in Zombieland Double Tap, they have different kinds of zombies.

Yes.

Um, but- Goddamn ... uh, and then there's two other movies I watched.

I, I just watched Zombieland: Double Tap today while I was working so, you know.

It's one of those movies I'm like I'm not-- I don't need to be fully invested in to, to get it, and, and that's really what it was.

I was trying to find something to get me through the day, and I, I got to watch a lot of it, you know.

Like I, like I, I, I like zombie films, I just, like there's just, they're just not my type that I'm always getting invested in.

But I think I would like the original George A. Romero movies.

But I-- one more thing I wanted to say about Zombieland: Double Tap.

I wanted to put this in my review, but the fricking-- there was so many plot holes that they got out of and so many convenient things, like they so easily, like going from the, the Elvis Presley place to, to finding it.

T. Ryan Mooney.

Yes, he was Jesse Eisenberg's stunt double on Zombieland: Double Tap, and ironically also on The Art of Self-Defense-

And-

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Thank you for coming on, man.

Thank you for having me, guys.

Dude, this is so great, and you know what? Just, um, you know, this fight scene that we're gonna talk about from Zombieland: Double Tap is just amazing.

It's a great fight scene.

Didn't they make a sequel to that? I think they made two sequels to that, yes.

Zombieland Double Tap.

Yeah, because it's some of the...

This is one of the first movies I feel like that made a real meal out of having the text be like this interactive element within the visuals of the movie.

Not Qu'est-ce que c'est, just Psycho Killer.

it's about a police officer who tracks a killer after her husband a highway patrolman becomes one of the victims it is directed by Gavin Pallone that's a good name who has not done much directing he's been a producer for most of his life actually quite interesting producing credits he's got like Zombieland Double Tap he's got Cold Storage he's got A Dog's Purpose Zombieland as well Premium Rush so he's actually got some interesting production credits yeah Director wise, this is his first feature film directing.

In the film you've got people who we don't know, Georgina Campbell, James Preston Rogers, Malcolm McDowell is probably the most notable name, Logan Miller and Grace Dove.

I think that's pretty much for the recognisable cast to pop up in things.

I mean, they can just do a day or two on set and you have them in your movie and it makes it really fun.

I guess that was the joke of Bill Murray in Zombieland, right? And Zombieland 2 where I appeared opposite Bill Murray as a zombie actually, it was so fun.

But you're like, oh, they're gonna keep this person around for a little bit because they paid for them, but not here.

Oh, these were all such great deaths.