Students from Zombietown are transferred to a high school in a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies.Students from Zombietown are transferred to a high school in a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies.Students from Zombietown are transferred to a high school in a suburban town preoccupied with uniformity, traditions and pep rallies.
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Jasmine Renée Thomas
- Stacey
- (as Jasmine Renee Thomas)
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This movie when I saw the preview at first, I had low expectations. I thought it was gonna flop. However.....after watching the premiere, I actually really liked it! :D
The characters were really likable, even the "antagonist/villain" was likable.
There is a lot of "Diversity" in this Movie, which was the main message of the Movie from the start.
Acceptance & Diversity!
Meg Donnelly ie Addison, allows the viewer to see what's like to be accepted amongst your peers only to live with the cripplingly fear of your "true self" being exposed, thereby hiding it and showing a "pretend you" in order to feel accepted. Which is what a lot of kids/teenagers can relate to when starting a new school with new people.
In the end......well I won't spoil it! ;)
But just like I mentioned before, acceptance and diversity plays a big role! So this movie is a fun, entertaining movie for children and young teens to watch, and better choreography than Descendants! Oh....and the lip sync is actually better when they sing in this movie! Just putting that out there! :)
The characters were really likable, even the "antagonist/villain" was likable.
There is a lot of "Diversity" in this Movie, which was the main message of the Movie from the start.
Acceptance & Diversity!
Meg Donnelly ie Addison, allows the viewer to see what's like to be accepted amongst your peers only to live with the cripplingly fear of your "true self" being exposed, thereby hiding it and showing a "pretend you" in order to feel accepted. Which is what a lot of kids/teenagers can relate to when starting a new school with new people.
In the end......well I won't spoil it! ;)
But just like I mentioned before, acceptance and diversity plays a big role! So this movie is a fun, entertaining movie for children and young teens to watch, and better choreography than Descendants! Oh....and the lip sync is actually better when they sing in this movie! Just putting that out there! :)
This movie is literally a copy of Descendants and it was plain out just an awful awful movie
People are saying the message is good, but in all honesty Zombies is a terrible allegory for racism considering that every zombie was a mass murderer not too long ago in the movies universe and you know just... the concept of zombies in general. But overall, very bad movie, very fun watch, wouldn't watch again but I would reccomend
Considering this is a Disney Channel TV movie, and not a theatrical film, it was very entertaining! The leads Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly had great chemistry and their acting (including Bucky, Trevor Tordjman) was great, which you don't usually get with DCOMs. Even some of the leads in the ever-popular Descendents were lacking, so it was refreshing to see some better talent in this movie. I liked the overall tone of the movie and the cheerleaders reminded me a bit of Bring It On, in how they enthusiastic and sometimes corny they were in talking about cheerleading. One negative- I felt that the costuming and setting was a bit over the top. I understand this was done intentionally to portray the differences between the two worlds of humans and zombies, but the pastels and bright neon pink and green was just too much for the eye to take.
The music was good, a little cookie-cutter, but the song Someday was particularly sweet and effective in setting the tone and message for the movie. I thought it was a great statement for young kids on how racism is bad and we should be more accepting of other people/culture/differences, and I loved how Disney put it in the context of Zombies- fun and inspirational! I am curious to see if this gets a sequel and interested to see where they take the story next.
The music was good, a little cookie-cutter, but the song Someday was particularly sweet and effective in setting the tone and message for the movie. I thought it was a great statement for young kids on how racism is bad and we should be more accepting of other people/culture/differences, and I loved how Disney put it in the context of Zombies- fun and inspirational! I am curious to see if this gets a sequel and interested to see where they take the story next.
As a 31 year old father of 3 girls, I have to endure some terrible TV and film. I got into this film more than I usually do. Silly story lines and plot, but it was a fun film and my kids love it. The songs are catchy. A well choreographed film with good chemistry between the actors.
I wouldn't watch this on my own. However, out of all the stuff I have to watch with my daughters, this is one of the better ones.
I wouldn't watch this on my own. However, out of all the stuff I have to watch with my daughters, this is one of the better ones.
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- TriviaBased on the unaired sold TV pilot Zombies and Cheerleaders (2012).
- GoofsAddison can be seen bending over next to Bucky in the shot immediately after she was hugging Zed in the middle of the football field after his first game.
- Crazy creditsAt the end, "The End" is written on screen in the zombie language. Underneath, there's an English translation in parenthesis.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Musical Hell: Z-O-M-B-I-E-S (2019)
- SoundtracksMy Year
Performed by Meg Donnelly, Milo Manheim, Kylee Russell, Trevor Tordjman & James Godfrey
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