Most sequels fail but this one does not let you down.

if you liked the original Zombieland you will definitely enjoy this installment.

Don’t go with Mexicans. They will yell the whole time.

The rare solid sequel sighting! It was just as good as the original release and tied everything together nicely.

Must say this was a good sequel... Madison was hilarious!!!

a good follow up to the original. At times you just wanted scenes to end but overall a pretty good movie that I would watch again.

Freaking loved this movie. every one should ignore the critics and see for themselves how good it is.

Awesome movie good ending... you’ll see

Some good lines, love Woody Harrelson—but the last 3 minutes were the best.

It's more of the same from the first; if you loved the first one, you'll love this one. It really adds enough to make it as fresh as the 2009 installment.

This movie is funny. You should for sure give it a chance.

It was fun to revisit the Zombieland universe, even 10 years later. It's impossible to capture the originality of the first one but the new characters and story made it a nice trip back.

Fun for a couple hours.

I'm certain Madison is a zombie.

it was a great take on the movie but felt like it was to much like the first one.

Horrible waste of time movie

10/10

Fun and funny, it will lighten up your day.

I liked it alot. Love how after the world ends and zombies run wild, sex is still important

Pretty funny and entertaining, but plot is somewhat lacking

Fun but forgettable movie. Cast does a good job but story is kinda dumb. Not a must see, though still good entertainment.

Hilariously entertaining!

Exactly how I hoped it would be. Great cast. Great performances

I really didn’t want to go into this movie expecting anything and comparing it to the first. But I absolutely love this sequel. Was not disappointed.

It’s a fun ride ..

This was a great sequel. Expands on the world and adds some great characters. stay til the end.

Had it’s moments but nothing to write home about.

Very funny sequel!

vary funny

Decent, but kinda disappointing

Funny movie

It was great for a sequel! True to original.

Great Stuff

Loved it. It was as good as the first.

it wasnt that great it had moments

This is the best movie in theaters right now!

Great sequel. Lived up to the first.

Must see movie of the year

Loved it as much as the first one

Better than the first IMO. Very fun! Would definitely recommend.

It was aight. Without the zombies & blood the entire plot & point of the movie is boring. Just save your money & watch a couple episodes of Z-nation. This is basically AN EPISODE of z-nation.

One of the best movies of the year. The movie did not disappoint this mega-fan!

Really awesome sequel! Definitely stayed relevant and hit all the heartstrings twice as hard as the first! GREAT cast and pretty effing hilarious! It did me justice! Definitely a stoner film for home, too! Can’t wait for blu ray!

Rated r for a reason - leave kids at home please!

disappointed

If you love the the first one you’ll definitely love the second one. Anyone who gives this movie a one star didn’t “Nut up” and needed to “Shut up!” Great movie. :)

I would pay to see it again it was really good

If you enjoyed the first Zombieland you'll enjoy this. Took a star since I felt like the ending was rushed, could have been better.

Eh it was ok. Not nearly as good as the first one but sequels really are..

Cheesy and funny like the first one. Doesn't need to be seen in theaters, so you can wait to watch.

At times, Double Tap does recapture the original film’s tossed-off delights. It’s been revived with so many of the original actors and filmmakers for that express purpose. But this particular sequel suggests that in another 10 years, there won’t be much left to reanimate.

Jesse Hassenger

The Verge

Heroically, Double Tap’s new actors, rare though they are, save it from being completely brain-dead.

Behind the self-awareness and the irony is merely a hollow emotional core, a lack of anything to say because saying something would require ambition rather than complacent winks and nods.

Steven Scaife

Slant Magazine