Zombieland

Who expected to see a Native trading post destroyed in a post apocalyptic world? I sure didn't expect to see that when I saw this movie. That's why it's fun to talk about this native representation, because NO ONE is going to talk about this movie. I find that fascinating when it happens, because I'm positive every Native that saw this at the very least furrowed their eyebrows during destruction of the Trading Post. Did you know it was NOT a real trading post? They made this up at a empty warehouse in Georgia! So I talk about commercialization of Native culture/art, brief history of trading posts in Indian Country, what the Director said about this scene, and why I ultimately give it a pass. Listen as I skip the positives and negatives for once, just dive right into the plot review and give some final thoughts. Let me know what you all think!