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I had this movie playing while wrapping Christmas gifts recently and it was the perfect movie for this task. It's a bit slow moving and calm, except for the few zombie scenes, so I don't feel like I missed much when I wasn't paying full attention. I tried finishing it after gift wrapping and realized that it's not as good when giving it my full attention. So, I recommend having this on while washing dishes, folding laundry, or doing any general housework. It was quite enjoyable, overall.

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All the actors were good and I enjoyed the banter between Bill Murray and Adam Driver.

This movie is incredibly goofy (I'll be using this word several times) and it appears to be so on purpose. The first thing I noticed is that Heather Locklear resembles an older Amanda Bynes. That's not a good or bad thing, it's simply a fact. The music is goofy and the actors seem to be overacting. Although the overacting with the goofy music go together, I suppose. In an early scene, Locklear is wearing a hot pink dress and gloves. It's played out to be a jaw-dropping "she's so hot" scene, but she looks like she stepped out of the 80s. A pink nightmare, you could say. There's actually a character who is supposed to be a bodyguard or something similar and he is made to look extra foreboding by wearing an eye patch. That's right, an eye patch. One of the coaches is wearing a black jacket with large white lettering that spells "COACH" and he's wearing a gold chain. Basically, the entire movie wardrobe looks like something a middle school theater class would come up with. It's at this point in the movie that I am now turning it off, never to return. It's just too goofy.