Shaun of the Dead

If I could give it 10 stars, I would. Though I am not a huge fan of zombie movies, it is easily one of my favorite movies of all time. Brilliant writing, timing and attention to details make this movie hysterical. Watch it repeatedly, and find jokes that may have came too fast or that are hiding in the background. Not only funny, but a brilliant commentary on how life can slip away from us if we don't make the most of it, as we become "zombies" in our day to day lives. Both hysterically funny and deeply symbolic, if it doesnt make you laugh and better appreciate your life, something is wrong with you.

I almost didn't buy this movie since i already had the standard version. But at the price, i just couldn't say no. and wow, once i popped in the movie, i was greatly surprised. soo much more detail that i never noticed from the first one. This one really makes you want to go out and smash zombies heads in :D
buy it, you will not be disappointed.

SH

"Shaun of the Dead" is the best zombie movie I've ever seen.

There, I said it. The zombie movie has become a genre itself, spawning countless flicks that range from horrible (both in the good way and the bad away), to hilarious, to delicious social commentary, to downright frightening. "Shaun" takes a bit of all of that and blends it together into a quick-witted, relentless zombie romp that has more rewatchability than most of the movies on your top shelf.

Simon Pegg, both as an actor and a writer, utterly surprised me here. In scenes that he could have been played for shock-value or outright campy comedy, he gives a heart-wrenching performance that, oddly enough, doesn't feel out of place in this otherwise outrageous movie. If you're looking for a versatile movie, look no further, because "Shaun" is a movie that can fit into at least six different genres.

As a comedic buddy flick, it's at the same level as Superbad and, as I said before, if there's a zombie movie that's better than "Shaun," I haven't seen it. And that's pretty much the highest praise I can give.

9/10

This movie was funny i saw this long time ago and this was like jack frost all comedy no horror but exept jack frost did'nt have zombies. It's funny how they like to make fun of zombie movie's whitch is great cause it's like there saying oh people are getting board seeing the samething happening in zombie movie's so why don't we make it more fun and exciteing and that's what they did in this movie, this and dead and breakfest were the only two zombie comedy movies that came out, they should make more zombie comedy movie's but this movie was great and funny.

I can't think of a single other movie which so brilliantly ties together industrialized, Western civilization through story and character. It doesn't matter what country you're from, or what language you speak. If you live in North America, western Europe, or Austrailia, you probably personally know a version of Shaun and each of his friends. I personally can't watch Shaun of the Dead without forgetting that there's a border between the US and Canada, an ocean between those two and the UK, and a planet between me and Austrailia/New Zealand. It has no politics, no preaching, and no culturally polarizing commentary. It's good-natured comedy, clever writing, and memorable acting. Because of these reasons, this is certainly in my own top 10 favorite movies of all time.