Featured Audience Ratings

• Arash X

  
  Stars off cliche & diappointing but gets better & better as it proceeds, Aikawa & Asano are awesome, Some of the jokes fall flat but the film is a fun, unpredictable & refreshing experience with enough substance

• Dean M

  
  Frequently insane and quite funny with two working class Japanese men, an older bald guy and his "Jujitsu student" fight zombies with jujitsu. Not swords, not guns, but face-smashing jujitsu. I thought this Japanese zombie film is good, but not quite great as well as it is… More
  Frequently insane and quite funny with two working class Japanese men, an older bald guy and his "Jujitsu student" fight zombies with jujitsu. Not swords, not guns, but face-smashing jujitsu. I thought this Japanese zombie film is good, but not quite great as well as it is just plain dumb. The film has been called the Japanese <i>Shaun of the Dead</i>. I see it. I think it's a stretch, but I see it. There's a similar style of dark humor and violence coupled with cheesy CGI. This film's biggest flaw is a lack of zombies. Sure, we have plenty of zombies, but there still seems to be a shortage -- there are periods of up to ten minutes without zombie action. These scenes are often filled with sentimental blather.

• Tsubaki S

  
  Tokyo Zombie is certainly a very unpredictable film, in a good way. It starts as a very acid zombie comedy, then about halfway it takes a Land of the Dead-twist, gets even more acid in the humour, and introduces some drama elements that just makes this a strange, but very rewarding… More
  Tokyo Zombie is certainly a very unpredictable film, in a good way. It starts as a very acid zombie comedy, then about halfway it takes a Land of the Dead-twist, gets even more acid in the humour, and introduces some drama elements that just makes this a strange, but very rewarding combo. Some of the humour was a bit 50/50 with me, but eventually what really stands here is the incredible duo that Aikawa and Asano made. I just have to wonder why these guys never acted together before. Their master-disciple relation gives the film a dose of substance that other films of the genre certainly lack. There's also some social critique, Romero style, but in a very Japanese way. Remember those human batteries of The Matrix, those robots had it all wrong, they should had use the method they use in the future Tokyo of TZ. Even if the humour doesn't click with you there's a lot of things going on here to hook you. These days where everyone is doing a zombie flick is good to see that some still have some creativity in the genre.

• Ken S

  
  It has it's moments but overall uneven

• Jojo S

  
  Super wacky zombie film. At first it was really border-line gay and zombie running cheesy. As the movie progresses, the plot gets better and better. The last part of the film was really hilarious and semi-positive. It was overall a cheesy great comical "baka" film. I'm… More
  Super wacky zombie film. At first it was really border-line gay and zombie running cheesy. As the movie progresses, the plot gets better and better. The last part of the film was really hilarious and semi-positive. It was overall a cheesy great comical "baka" film. I'm really impressed with Arata Furuta's acting.

• Anthony V

  
  Very dry, tongue-in-cheek humor throughout. The biggest laughs come in the last 10 minutes. Lots of fun for fans of the genre.

• Christopher B

  
  A wacky comedy that could only come out of Japan. Though I've heard it compared to Shawn of the Dead (which I think is stretching it quite a bit) this movie towers over Shawn's mediocre attempts at comedy. Tadanobu Asano (in yet another great film) and Sho Aikawa play… More
  A wacky comedy that could only come out of Japan. Though I've heard it compared to Shawn of the Dead (which I think is stretching it quite a bit) this movie towers over Shawn's mediocre attempts at comedy. Tadanobu Asano (in yet another great film) and Sho Aikawa play loser buddies who's jujitsu skills come in handy after the inevitable zombie takeover. Where that may sound a tad predictable, about halfway through the movie takes a sharp turn, landing it in Romero country. There are a lot of laughs to be had and the movie never lets up for a second. I can see why some audience members were turned off, Asano's character is so dumb and pig-headed that he is easy to hate in the third act, but to some audience members that is the joy of this film, characters who do not follow the beaten path.

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