From the beginning to the end, Zombieland is a funny and adventurous trip that doesn’t take itself seriously, which is why it’s so great. If you’re looking for another scary zombie horror movie, this movie is definitely not for you, because it’s freakin’ hilarious! No scary bits in it at all, which is what I was expecting from the trailer anyway.

The Blu-Ray is packed with extra features, including Deleted Scenes, Commentary (with Woody Harrelson & Jesse Eisenburg, First Time Director Ruben Fleischer, Writers Rhett Reese & Paul Wernick), Behind the scenes featurette “In Search of Zombieland”, another featurette “Zombieland is Your Land”, Visual Effects Progression Scenes, and Theatrical Promo Trailers. I’m sure those features are also on the DVD version, but because the Blu-Ray is special, it also has “Byond the Graveyard” Behind-the-Scenes Picture-in-Picture track, and something that I’m sure is totally awesome (but I haven’t experienced yet, because my current Blu-Ray player doesn’t have BD-Live connectivity), is movieIQ, which is a BD-Live feature that connects you to access real-time information on the cast, music, trivia, and more while watching the movie!

I’m going to say that this movie tops my 2009 best list, simply because it’s so fun to watch. Yes, it’s completely ridiculous, but that’s what I love about it. I sat down expecting to like this film, but came out absolutely loving it. Definitely worth the money, and I had to own the Blu-Ray as soon as it came out.

Well, the Zombieland Blu-Ray (and DVD) is now out in stores, and I suggest you at least rent it if you haven’t seen it yet, or want to laugh some more if you’ve seen it already.