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Home News Zombieland 2... in 3-D!
Zombieland 2... in 3-D! Print E-mail
Written by Ivan Radford   
Wednesday, 02 December 2009 10:31

Yes, there's a sequel and yes, it'll be in 3-D. After Ruben Fleischer expressed an interest in following the funny film with another undead-bashing bloodbath, Sony have now gone ahead and signed up the same folk (Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick) to scribble a screenplay for them.


Ruben will return at the helm, as will producer Gavin Polone. He told Variety: "Everyone had fun watching the first Zombieland; making it a more visceral experience can only make it better. I don't think you want to see Ordinary People in 3-D. But Zombieland is clearly one movie that will benefit from the technique."


It'll also benefit from a lot of Woody Harrelson. Here's hoping he nuts up and shuts up a second time round.

 

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