Shaun of the Dead
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- Simon Pegg
- Kate Ashfield
- Nick Frost
- Lucy Davis
- Dylan Moran
- Nicola Cunningham
- Keir Mills
- Matt Jaynes
- Gavin Ferguson
- Peter Serafinowicz
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- Oct 7, 2019
this is what EVERY other zombie comedy ever is missing: a scene where the characters beat a zombie to death with pool sticks in-sync to queen's "don't stop me now"
mariaJul 30, 2017"he's not my boyfriend!" "might be a bit warm, the cooler's off" "thanks babe" this is the pinnacle of gay cinema and also my favourite movie of all time
ciarathe fact that the brutal murdering of that old man was in sync with "don't stop me now" by queen is utterly breathtaking, truly masterful work.
#1 gizmo fan - Feb 5, 2021
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trinSurprisingly works better for me from a dramatic standpoint than a comedic one. It's still really funny, but I'm also incredibly invested in Shaun trying to repair and come to grips with his relationships in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. Tons of stellar scenes and…
James (Schaffrillas)Jul 18, 2017can dogs look up though
tru - Oct 20, 2020
maybe we should all go to the winchester, have a nice cold pint and wait for this pandemic to blow over
aaronDec 1, 2013Yeah, if your only options are Sign O' The Times, Purple Rain and Batman you're definitely going to use Batman as a weapon, but surely you've got worse albums than Batman to toss at zombies? It's really not that bad of an album. Of course when you compare it to the…
Willow MaclayOct 9, 2018A great documentary of your typical day in London.
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One of the best zombie films. Very funny and favourite cornetto film. Has nativity man in it for a second too
Awesome movie 🙌🏻 wonderfully edited and hilarious throughout 🔥
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I expected way too much I guess but it has a few funny moments. one of the movies I would consider a nothing burger because it didn't make me laugh enough to rewatch as a comedy, but it certainly didnt do anything else for me. there were some scenes couldn't tell when the movie was trying to be…
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A gleefully gory, pitch-perfect parody of George Romero's zombie films. But this isn't a movie about other movies. Shaun of the Dead stands on its own.
It's worth sticking around for the coda too as it contains some hilarious and very politically incorrect suggestions as to how zombies might be put to work once they've been tamed.