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| Value for Money | 9.1/10  |
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| Overall rating | 9.3/10 |
Starring: Simon Pegg, Nick Frost
Theatrical-Release: April, 2004
Full review by
Xcellocoth
on 18th Jan 2008
User Rating : 9
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Good Points: Very funny, A micky take of Dawn of the Dead. Also quite scary.
Bad Points: Bit stupid at some bits.
General comments: Shaun of the Dead, is about a disease cause from mad monkeys that spreads across the globe. The film is set in a small town where Shaun decides to try save his family and get them to somewhere safe. To avoid being eaten by a load of zombies. They travel across the town beating them up with whatever they can find. But the mission isn't quite such a breeze as he first thought it would be. Shaun of the dead is one of the funniest black comedies in a long time, with Simon Pegg and Nick frost as two of the major parts and Edgar Wright directing, it's bound to be liked by you.
Xcellocoth's review and ratings | 132 words
Review by
tracya
on 15th Jan 2008
User Rating : 10
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This film is brilliant, the men from spaced have advanced to a cracking film that has so much going on in the background you will enjoy this more the second or third time.
tracya's full review | 44 words
Review by
Donnabroom
on 31st May 2007
User Rating : 10
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Shaun of the Dead is a zombie, comedy film with an undercurrent of romance. It has an incredible cast including Simon Pegg, (Spaced, Black Books), Jessica Stephenson, (Spaced, According to Bex), Nick Frost, (Spaced), Dylan Moran, (Black Books), Lucy Davis, (The Office) and Peter Serafinowicz, (Spaced).
It is directed by Edgar Wright, who also directed Spaced and the French and Saunders TV series.
Wright also co-wrote the film with Actor, Simon Pegg.
The plot line goes a little somethin ...
Donnabroom's full review | 338 words
Review by
speedfight2
on 14th May 2006
User Rating : 10
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Shaun of the Dead - Shaun is in his late twenties and works in a electrical store with teenagers. He hangs out with his slobbish friend and spends every evening in the Winchester pub. Fed up with this, his girlfriend dumps him, leaving him with the words of his other flatmate ringing in his ears - `sort your life out'. His plans take an unexpected turn when he and Ed eventually notice that London's populace has mostly given into a virus that turns them into, well, the Z word. Shaun and Ed devise ...
speedfight2's full review | 151 words
Review by
Kati Reeve
on 9th Dec 2004
User Rating : 9
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Shaun Of The Dead - The makers of this film described it as 'a romantic comedy, with zombies' and that's exactly what this is. It is a wonderfully sweet and extremely funny romantic comedy about an average guy called Shaun just trying to win back his girlfriend, Liz. The day he tries to do this just so happens to be the day the dead decide to walk the Earth again and so Shaun has to deal with his feelings for Liz at the same time as he's dealing with an army of zombies. All he wants to do is get ...
Kati Reeve's full review | 202 words
Review by
freakyfriend
on 18th Apr 2004
User Rating : 9
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Shaun Of The Dead is one of the best comedy films I have seen with a twist of gore. It's not really scary, just gory at some points. I think they have brung out a kind of spoof of dawn of the dead too soon after it's release. Overall it is a good film and a must for comedy or gore fans. I am proud to be British when I see such a great performance from Simon Pegg, star or British comedy show "Spaced".
freakyfriend's full review | 127 words
Review by
Roger L
on 13th Apr 2004
User Rating : 8
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Shaun of the dead is a really good film. It's very funny through out, although gets a bit gory and perhaps upsetting for some as everyone begins to die as the zombies take over.
The plot is simple Shaun (Simon Pegg) lives with a couple of flat mates Ed (Mike from Spaced) & That tall bloke from Hardware. His girlfriend dumps him after getting bored of nights out to the same pub. Then the world gets taken over by zombies. The reason behind this is never truly explained. Shaun and Ed then h ...
Roger L's full review | 262 words
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