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Double Rewind Podcast Episode 2 – Zombieland (2009)

On the second episode of Double Rewind, Jillian shows Stephanie the 2009 post-apocalyptic film Zombieland directed by Ruben Fleischer. They broke down the film by discussing the actor’s performances, the creative liberties Fleischer took, the film compared to other movies in the genre, and Bill Murray’s cameo. Following the discussion, trivia about the film was discussed as well as goofs/ inconsistencies that Zombieland had. The consensus on the movie was split as Jillian enjoyed it while Stephanie was not a big fan. Next week on Double Rewind, Jilllian and Stephanie will both watch Bend It Like Beckham for the first time and talk about their thoughts!

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Related: Double Rewind Podcast Ep 1 – Mission: Impossible (1996)

Stephanie Young

Stephanie is a huge film fanatic, a librarian, and a baker! And when she isn't busy doing these activities, she is running around with her Australian Cattle Dog!

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