ACTRESS REACTS to SHAUN OF THE DEAD (2004) *first time watching* Movie Reaction!

[@callmeclariss]

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[@krognak]

The part that gets me, that often gets missed is when they're in the basement and Ed shakes his head, resigned to his fate and says "I only hold you back". You can really see in his eyes what he really means, not just because he's wounded. He accepts the ultimate sacrifice to allow Shaun to escape; not just the basement, but to move on in his life with Liz.

[@G1NZOU]

Pete unknowingly saved Shaun's life the night they were drunk and blasting music. You can hear police sirens when he opens the window to throw the record out, and closes the front door. If he hadn't stopped the music and shut the door Shaun and Ed would have been eaten before morning by the zombies that got drawn by the noise.

[@Scoobay]

Yes for The World’s End. Not as highly revered as the other two movies but it’s still worthy of its place in the trilogy. Martin Freeman has a bigger role in that one too.

[@januzi2]

World's End gets better when you're older and can appreciate the story, if you will ;)

[@AdamRee-lx8uh]

What do you mean?

[@tjpowell234]

It's probably my 2nd favorite hot fuzz is my favorite but... it's hard to choose a favorite out of the trilogy.. I got to see the world's end without seeing any trailers for it. I'm so glad I did. All 3 are perfect in their own way.. I think I mostly love how Simon and frost act completely different than in the first two. Was a nice change

[@lokephoenix1039]

I think World’s End is the best written out of all three, but for some reason is most people’s least favourite 🤔 personally I love them all pretty equally

[@stonecoldku4161]

One last thing that I didn't notice on first viewing was that the zombies do still have a bit of intelligence left in them. We see this with Phil turning the music off in the car, but there are other moments that you have to look for to notice. For one, Shaun invites their roommate Pete to The Winchester when he finds him zombified in the shower and that's how zombie Pete knows where to find them. Another one is the convenience store clerk. Shaun doesn't have enough money for the shop and yells out "I owe you 15P". The zombie clerk shows up later in the movie and it has it's hand out when it sees Shaun as if asking for the money Shaun still owes him.

[@tjpowell234]

And the ending where they are playing the game in the shed and the leftover zombies on TV are doing things that involve some brain function. If I'm remembering correctly

[@charleslee8313]

Ed's drinking plan for the next day is exactly what Ed and Shaun (and the rest of the party) go through that next day, starting with the Bloody Mary (the girl in the garden was Mary)

[@stonecoldku4161]

I'm not a big zombie movie fan either but one reference that I did get was "We're coming to get you Barbara." This is in reference to Night of the Living Dead. Where a brother taunted his sister in a graveyard with "They're coming to get you Barbara."

[@KandiStomper]

I almost forgot that they used the song "Zombie Nation" when he's riding the bus. This movie is almost too damn perfect with the subtle references and design.

[@misterprickly]

Fun facts: Nick and Simon have a cameo as *celebrity zombies* , in George A Romero's "Land of the DEAD". -The staff member that hates *cart duty* is doing it at the end... As a ZOMBIE! Ever heard the phrase "You'll be doing that job 10 years after the day you die"? Well he was. -This was the first zombie film to feature a *wheelchair bound* zombie.

[@hopepapernacky]

I love seeing someone watch this movie who understands the intricacies of acting and can recognize that Simon Pegg absolutely KILLED it here

[@callmeclariss]

Thank you so much! I honestly feel like people sleep on his acting skills in this movie. The journey his character goes on in this movie is remarkable and Simon Pegg totally killed it!

[@spencerredden6743]

If I remember correctly, the car doors were locked because Phil always had the child locks on. I think they mentioned it jn the movie. Not sure if they still have child locks on cars, but back in the day, on the inner part of the door was a switch. It prevented the back doors from opening from the inside, so kids didn't open them while driving.

[@ZackScroggins]

A great one that get's over looked a lot (mainly because it's not one of the Cornetto movies) is Paul. It's Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as sci-fi nerds meeting an alien.

[@marsalien4]

I also enjoy Paul quite a bit--not as good as the Cornetto Trilogy, but any more Frost and Pegg is worth it to me.

[@ZackScroggins]

@@marsalien4 Exactly. It's not as good, in part because it's not an Edgar Wright, but we got Seth Rogan as a stoner alien, what more could we want.

[@AllYouWantAndMore]

Simon Pegg and the character Yvonne he keeps bumping into played by Jessica Hynes keep bumping into each other, which is a joke about them being roommates from the British TV show Spaced. But when they meet the second time Yvonne says "Good to see you again" to Liz, even though the actress playing Liz was not on the TV show. This is dismissed, but the two actresses actually both were in a film called Pure 2yrs before this film.

[@AllYouWantAndMore]

You think Simon Pegg is good in this, you'll literally be floored by him in The Worlds End

[@Korrihor]

There was also a pretty big compliment to Jessica Hynes in there. She cowrote the TV series Spaced with Simon Pegg and she and her group are consistently having a better version of the same movie than Sean. She has the same group of people played by more famous actors, she hasn't broken up with her other half, she has a better plan, she saves the day. Simon Pegg was basically saying it would have been a better movie with her in it, but she moved on to other things after Spaced and didn't have the time or inclination to follow him, Nick and Edgar into movies.

[@AllYouWantAndMore]

Edgar Wright also directed the TV show Spaced. Incredible couple seasons of some brilliant acting if you get a chance to watch.

[@n0body550]

Edgar Wright has such a good understanding of his art.

[@Attelocin217]

Simon Pegg is such a phenomenal actor. I really respect his ability to handle comedy and drama in even stride, without any really bad moments. It's as you say; he's amazing.

[@matt-oo6fu]

oh my god. I just realized the rifle is LITERALLY Chekhov's Gun. "If you show a rifle hanging above the bar in the first act, it must be fired in the third."

[@bigfrankfraser1391]

i was in that movie as a zombie, i was one of the ones seen on the tv, at the end, i only got asked because my 1st wife was a costumer for the film, so she put me forward as an extra

[@rrmenton8016]

Very much looking forward to you reaction! I was super impressed in hot fuzz that you caught the China Town, reference, no other reacter ever catches that cuz theyve never seen it. Its nice to watch these from someone who comes with some actual cinema knowledge. Your going to have a blast with Shaun of the dead!

[@warren286]

I've seen that movie and didn't notice the reference, until I watched her reaction to Hot Fuzz.

[@Will-nn6ux]

I'd also recommend the series Spaced, also directed by Edgar Wright. It ran for 14 episodes and is a lot of fun. It would be cool to see somebody react to that if you felt like it!

[@Greenwood4727]

there was One Episode of Spaced where he has played video games on speed that he has zombie flashback, that led to the film (plus there is a recurring character in the series that appears in the film the biker with a yellow hat)

[@Jneedstostopobssessing]

And also it was the first Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg collaboration

[@markmosley3547]

One of the best zombie film references is the "We're coming to get you Barbara!" line. It's a direct reference to a line from Night Of The Living Dead (1968). It's such a subtle reference that even George A Romero missed it.

[@unclelink]

"Oh, and in case I don't see ya! Good afternoon, good evening and good night!"

[@stonecoldku4161]

One thing that you notice in this trilogy is that at some point near the beginning of the movie they foreshadow exactly what the rest of the movie will be. In this one it is Ed telling Shaun what they're going to do after Liz dumped him. Example "We'll start out the day with a bloody Mary," and the first zombie they fight in the backyard is woman named Mary. You can see her name on her name tag.

[@ocelot815]

The whole Cornetto trilogy have the best scripts, editing and acting 💯

[@Xenotric]

Such a fantastic film and definitely worthy of starting the trilogy. Worlds End is a bit odd as its parody isn't quite as obvious or prevalent in normal cinema but honestly I find it the most emotional and best acted of the lot. Also fun fact, Dianne actually survives and is seen in the comic extra's stuck up a tree with davids leg.

[@cristonsloan]

Simon's performance in The World's End is even more impressive. Please watch it with us.

[@johnbarry1712]

"Fun" fact 2: The "killing Barbara" scene broke both Pegg and Frost so hard they had to stop shooting for the day. Those were real tears.

[@shadykid5939]

i feel like a lot of people miss the fact military transport vehicle pass by on the TV and then pass by the store. its a military convoy in a residential area which is unusual

[@dadougler]

I’ve never seen anyone so exited to watch a person be disemboweled, lol

[@derekclear3913]

Great film. George A Romero is a big fan of the film. Also both the news anchors you see are genuine british news casters, Krishnan Guru Murthy (channel 4 news) and Jeremy Thompson (Sky news) was also a newsreader on the first independence day movie.

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Basically, it’s a joke on no-one even noticing the zombie apocalypse has happened… as we are all zombie slaves anyway… There is loads in the background, but no-one really notices it.

[@Jneedstostopobssessing]

For me the best part about these movies is that nothing is wasted, everything is intentional. I have watched them so many times and each time I'll see something new that has a call-back later in the film. Amazing script/screen-writing

[@TheGroucho66]

Excellent reaction. One reference (among many) to George A Romero's 1978 zombie classic 'Dawn of the Dead' (except the name 'Shaun of the Dead' that is) is in the final sequence of the movie when Shaun and Liz are scrolling through TV shows post-zombie apocalypse where you momentarily see a comedic Total Wipeout type show where zombies are tied to bungee cords trying to get at a chunk of meat, the music you hear on that TV show is a song called 'The Gonk' which is a famous piece of incidental music from the movie soundtrack for 'Dawn of the Dead'. Also, fun fact, Simon Pegg's dissertation at university was on 'A Marxist overview of popular 1970s cinema and hegemonic discourses' where he specifically discusses 'Dawn of the Dead' and how it was a deliberate critique on consumerism.

[@Melphas]

"Not the time or place for this." Perfectly summarizes this movie.

[@Agent-Clank]

I was excited to see you choose this movie for a reaction. I'm glad you enjoyed it, it's one of my favorites! I thought what you had to say about comedy and drama was interesting. If you wanna see more Simon Pegg "Run Fatboy Run" and "Man Up" are fun, light hearted romcoms. Also Ed didn't lock everyone in the car. The car had child locks, it was a call back to something Phillip said earlier. I only caught 2 zombie movie references. We're coming to get your Barbara is a line from the movie "Night of the Living Dead" and Shaun of the Dead is reference to "Dawn of the Dead". Both movies had the same director. Thanks again for the reaction and Happy 4th of July!

[@Cubs-Den-Reactions]

The reason the film works as well as it does is because as you brought up each aspect of a scene is played straight and seriously… the heart breaking scenes are heart breaking, the comedy scenes are hilarious, the gore is good… every aspect is top tier! And for a movie like this to work, that has to be true… there are similar movie concepts that don’t really work well because aspects are missing… the gore effects are awful, the lines are ridiculous, the acting is horrendous, etc etc… but if you get a situation like this where all those aspects are done to perfection you get a masterpiece, and it can appeal to more viewers because people will love individual aspects and there’s something here for so many people!

[@telemperor]

This has been the greatest reaction to this movie I've ever seen. You reacted in all the right ways and have insights I enjoyed.

[@LiveEvilProductions0]

Every time you praise Simon I was cheering so much! 🙌😭😍

[@Sairin13]

When he turns the power on and reveals the zombies outside the door, that is the best shot composition I've ever seen in a horror movie.

[@discretelyobvious]

you’re the only person i’ve seen catch onto the fact that ed left shaun in the car to die because shaun yelled at him. if you rewatch the scene at the pub after shaun gets dumped ed foreshadows everything that’s gonna happen after that night. the guy that calls ed is the kid that works with shaun, the call he got while shaun was trying to hold the store meeting was from ed who’s his dealer. simon pegg was absolutely amazing in this. Diane survives in a tree with davids leg. The “gas station” was actually what we’d call a corner shop I think it’s what americans would call a bodega?

[@0okamino]

Convenience store is the most common term I know of for them. It’s understandable to identify them with gas stations here. Now that I think about it, I don’t know of any convenience stores around where I live that aren’t also gas stations. I’m sure there are still standalone corner shops in some areas of the US, but nowhere near as common as they used to be.

[@Melancthon7332]

In America: - It's "bodega" only in New York City. Seriously, ONLY New York City. Not even in Miami or LA. - It's "corner store" in the South, and many other places. - It's "convenience store" everywhere.

[@alfiefletcher7513]

Absolutely love your reactions and when I can I am joining your patreon because you're honestly amazing and it always brings a smile to my face and makes me feel happy to watch your content Clariss! Also recently seeing you watch Tick tick Boom I had watched the film myself on Netflix before seeing your reaction to it and I absolutely loved it and I agree with you with your thoughts on it and it was emotional to watch you watch that movie too in the best possible way. I appreciate how much you share with your audience it means a lot. You're a beautiful person inside and out Clariss! Best wishes, Alfie.

[@mikemolina462]

This film really didn't have any references to any previous zombie films, it is just it's own unique (and amazing) take on a comedic zombie apocalypse. The only real reference is the title itself which is a play on words with "Dawn of the Dead". And yes we are definitely looking forward to your reaction to "The World's End" which also features Martin Freeman but as a main character.

[@user-lb9xw4xf2q]

There were DVD special features that clarified certain details. Like, Ed was still conscious, but he is often overruled by the virus/curse; even so, he finally feels grateful to Shaun. And Diane survived, as she rushed through the horde to climb a tree; she stayed up there a few days, avoiding hunger by eating pieces of David's arm.

[@Glitchyybean]

Shaun of the Dead and Train to Busan will forever and always be my favourite zombie movies, they're so good for different reasons but have the same high level of respect from me as a horror fanatic 🥰

[@phousefilms]

I can't wait for"The World's End". It's my favourite of the trilogy, as it has such great comedy and drama. Nick Frost acts as the straight man in the third one and he does amazing, and Pegg continues to kill it. References: "Rage infected monkeys being bullshit"is a reference to the British film "28 Days Later"(which Pegg dislikes,given its part of the fast zombies craze.) "We're coming to get you Barbara!" references "Night of the Living Dead"when Barbara(the supposed main)is teased by her brother that "they are coming to get her" in the cemetery before the first zombie attacks them.

[@Billy01113]

My first contact with Nic, Simon and Edgar was the 2 season British short TV series "Spaced", which spawned the Cornetto movies, I can only highly recommend it! (The British one, not the American remake). If you manage to get hold of it, watch it with the "Homagometer" subtitle on 😁

[@lauradawson7964]

Yes, Spaced was my first experience of the Pegg-Frost dream team too. There are so many references in that show, plus lots of the actors who pop up in the cornet to trilogy - for instance the actress who plays Shaun’s friend Yvonne was the other co-star in Spaced. Idk definitely recommend a watch as it’s really fun.

[@richardrobbins8067]

Yes!! Also with the alternate DVD commentaries you get a variety of guests, including Tarantino, Patton Oswalt and Trey Parker/Matt Stone. Funny stuff all around.

[@funkyfranx]

Was there an American Spaced? I thought they gave up on it after they wouldn’t let Edgar Wright put guns in the series

[@Billy01113]

@@funkyfranx there was a TV Movie from 2008 according to imdb ... 1,2/10 Stars

[@po5283]

There is also a kind of unofficial 4th film, which also stars Nick Frost and Simon Pegg and was actually mistaken as the 3rd part of the Cornetto Trilogy until World's End came out, titled Paul!!!

[@megabsupreme]

Okay...first, can we talk about your fierce peacock shirt? I love it. My bathroom is done up to represent Oshun, and the peacock gives me Oshun realness. Second, your reaction to Shaun of the Dead, one of my favorite zombie movies, was everything. I love your acting technique comments as always, and I also cheered when David got got. 😏 Keep up the awesome reactions! 😄

[@jazzx251]

Now watch "The World's End" - Pegg, yet again, is astonishing. Completely different character this time - as is Nick Frost's. I think Shaun of the Dead is my second-favourite zombie movie ever, even though it's supposed to be a parody. My favourite is "28 Days Later" - you would do well to react to that classic (the zombies are basically full of adrenaline, and can RUN! - you have no chance!). My ratings for the Cornetto Trilogy: Shaun of the Dead: 11.5 out of 10 Hot Fuzz: 12.5 out of 10 The World's End: 12 out of 10

[@Glitchyybean]

Ooo, I forgot about 28 Days Later... It is good lol. Can I suggest some other good ones? Train to Busan is 100% top of my recommendations, it and Shaun of the Dead are my favourites. I also suggest JeruZalem, Dawn of the Dead (both the original and remake), Flight of the Living Dead, Zombieland (tho you probably saw it already, it's pretty popular), Detention of the Dead, #Alive, Cooties, Resident Evil (originally a video game series and tho the movies aren't following the same story as the game by themselves they're cool), Alone, I Am Legend, Patient Zero, Day of the Dead, Little Monsters, Land of the Dead, Zombie, Night of the Living Dead (both the original and the remake), World War Z (you probably saw WWZ too, it's also very popular), and Survival of the Dead. Dunno if you'll actually take these recommendations or how many of these you might've seen but I put them here anyway just in case 😂🧟‍♀️

[@sleeper-cassie]

While _Night of the Living Dead_ (1968) definitely has a disembowelment scene, David’s death reminds me more of _Day of the Dead_ (1985), where that film’s Guy You Love to Hate meets the same fate. (And on the subject of that same movie, there’s one zombie that gets a lot of screen time, and Simon Pegg used him as the model for his own zombie-like moments.)

[@jksgameshelf3378]

Well, "Dawn of the Dead" had the first disembowlement scene closest to the one that David suffered, and there are SO many references to those films in SotD, starting with the very first second of the film and the music that plays under the opening, which is the exact same music that starts "Dawn of the Dead", and then Shaun works at Foree Electronics, which is a nod to actor Ken Foree from DotD, etc. And then the character Yvonne that Shaun keeps running into is actress Jessica Hynes, who was the co-creator/writer/star with Simon Pegg in the show "Spaced" which Edgar directed all the episodes of, and a lot of the dialogue between Shaun & Yvonne is a nod to that show, and a whole lot of the zombie extras were fans of "Spaced" and were hired off the fan website, and paid one pound each. Another character from the show is even a zombie outside The Winchester. Clariss, one little thing you might have missed (because you can't eat a salad and look down at your food when an Edgar Wright film is on!) is that the zombie who first broke into Shaun & Ed's house who had the tux on and was missing an arm, was the customer right behind Shaun on his first trip to the convenience store, and almost every interaction Shaun has with people on that first visit has a payoff on the second visit. Also, the one slightly heavy co-worker of Shaun's who gives him such a hard time at work was actor Rafe Spall, who grew up and thinned out later to play one of the Andy's - the detectives in "Hot Fuzz" and was in the great Christmas episode of "Black Mirror" with Jon Hamm. For those interested in the fine details, there's a great book that came out a few months back called "You've Got Red on You" about the making of SotD, and it wasn't always smooth sailing, but what a great film, start to finish. Now, on to "The World's End" to finish the Cornetto Trilogy!

[@marlonthemarvellous]

Hey Claris great reaction I love your energy and knowledge! Also that Peacock top is fire!! A few things I believe the film your referencing is called Day of the Dead (1985) by George A Romero Wright is a fan in this is so what of a homage to Romero an that film He also did Night of the Living Dead (1969) made in black and white one of the first zombie flicks. Also one of the first films to feature an African American as a hero. Finally Shaun's other friend Yvonne (played by Jessica Stevenson) was in a show with Pegg and Frost and directed by Wright called Spaced 1999-2001. Spaces was co written by Pegg and Stevenson. It ran for two seasons and that's where Wright and Pegg got their big break and the popularity of that show helped Wright make this film. It's a fricking great show (on Netflix in UK) which has Wright's directing style that we have come to know. I hope you get to watch it. That's all the need stuff that I got for you. All best

[@K3rberoZ]

I like that you're making it about the movie and not about yourself overreacting to everything. I'm one of those people that hate it when people don't pay attention to my favorite movies. You earned yourself a sub!

[@sagefoole]

"We're coming to get you Barbara!" was a play on a line from "Night of the Living Dead." They played this movie for George Romero, to get his blessing, and he missed that shout out to him!!!

[@mikepeters807]

18:18 "We're coming to get you Barbara" The most brilliant reference to the original "Night of the Living Dead".

[@justomr1812]

This is my favorite Comedy/Zombie movie of all Time! Btw, you have to check out the Shaun Of The Dead plot holes (available here on KZbin) about how the zombies followed Shaun back to the Winchester, how Shaun get his zombified friend Ed back, and the most shocking: how Di (Liz' friend) manage to survived through the zombies. Great reaction, really enjoyed your content!

[@metmanjeff]

Pegg and Frost are in 'Paul' too. Brilliant film that nobody ever reviews! Love your insights.

[@Nkanyiso_K]

🤷🏾‍♂️Hot Fuzz was my first too. Loved Shaun's journey, it was so great seeing Wrights director debut so fully formed with such an intricate style & tone. *The World's End (2013)* is going to be fun

[@wyterabitt2149]

He had directed a British tv series, with Simon Pegg and others in this film, before this flm and he honed a lot of his style during that run. It's where they got the inspiration for making Shawn of the Dead from, one of the episodes has a few zombie sections to it and it made them want to make a zombie comedy.

[@vincegamer]

my favorite reference is when Nick Frost says "We're coming to get you, Barbara ". that is a line from the 1968 night of the living dead. of course, in the older movie it is said in a menacing way: they are coming to get you, barbara!

[@phoreskin9766]

Love your reactions Clariss, you are seriously one of the best reactors on this platform.

[@callmeclariss]

Thank you very much! That's very kind :)

[@Shatterpath]

THE best. I'm delighted to find another movie that I know in your collection!

[@RedKytten]

For someone who loves zombies as much as I do, it was an embarrassingly long time before I got the "We are coming to get you, Barbara" reference on the phone...

[@mikepeters807]

"I feel called out" Super disappointed you didn't show us Ed's "I'll do it on the night" line.

[@theshakyproject2971]

Did you catch the Reservoir Dogs reference? They're having a standoff and Shaun says, "Stop pointing that gun at my Mum!"

[@sterlinggecko3269]

I saw a sneak preview of this, and got a beanie that says 'Aim for the head' with a bullseye

[@CaptLoquaLacon]

I know the BBC are pretty harsh on copyright on KZbin, but one of the most interesting zombie things I've seen was a TV show called "In The Flesh". In that, they found a way to bring zombies back to normality and the show dealt with the friction caused when cured zombies went back to live with families and communities that they had harmed. It mixed a bit of British 'kitchen sink' drama with a little bit of humour and horror. It might be a headache to react to, but I'd happily recommend to anyone that they watch it as the best uses of zombies is as a metaphor, or as a way of exploring how people react to something

[@sadfaery]

I loved "In the Flesh". It is such a really interesting take on the zombie genre.

[@CaptLoquaLacon]

@@sadfaery I wish I could spoiler tag a reply as there is so much about the show that moved me. I've not seen many shows that have managed to be so absurd and so grounded if that makes sense

[@sadfaery]

@@CaptLoquaLacon Yeah, and they managed to accomplish an awful lot with the show in such a small number of episodes. I hate that it got canceled before they could fully explore where those stories could have gone.

[@CaptLoquaLacon]

@@sadfaery I think it finished well enough, there was just enough closure (while yes, leaving a pretty big thing open). I know the writer went on to contribute to WestWorld, but it's a same he doesn't seem to have had any more chances to do more original work. Given the age of the cast etc I don't think we can ever get a finish to it, well, unless some graphic novel company takes a shot at the property

[@matthunter983]

the "Barbara" stuff comes from the original "Night of the living dead" film...where the brother jokingly says to his sister..."They're coming to get you Barbara"

[@brandongerhardt435]

Don't know if you caught it but the lime were coming to get you Barbara that Ed says before they get Shaun's mom is a reference to the brother on night of the living dead when he's messing the the sisters in the very beginning

[@UncleQue]

Clariss is just so much fun to watch react. I like the jump scare moments and when she gives us that WTF look when someone in the movie does something dumb.

[@rexoid0800]

I love the Reservoir Dogs reference when they have to shoot Barbara. "Stop pointing that gun at my Dad/Mum" in a mexican stand off, which was also Taranino referencing The Good The Bad and The Ugly.

[@atomic747]

Di does survive, she spent the rest of the night up in a tree then moved to another city in the comic.

[@nadir1030]

Awesome insightful Reaction CLARISS Shaun of the dead is a funny well acted edited action movie and happy independence Day

[@richieb7692]

It's not in The Cornetto Trilogy, but you must watch Paul. It's a Simon Peg / Nick Frost film, and Definitely worth watching....

[@nicp2039]

Agree man, it’s like a recognition movie for what these guys have together as friends who gre up together, and giving them Hollywood budget and stars

[@shaun-hoppy]

One of the jokes was when they meet the other survivors, the others were ment to be the typical zombie survivor group that the film would normally follow, they do everything right and all survive, there were equal in everyway to shauns group but shauns group made all the opposite decisions and well you know the rest

[@johnbarry1712]

Fun fact: Simon Pegg's shirt in the movie is in a museum in Hollywood (I think in there). I know it's a museum piece.

[@prizzy22212]

The Worlds End is great. Has some pretty hard hitting emotional moments as well as comedy gold. It’s a hidden gem for sure!

[@quixote6942]

"The World's End" will showcase Another Facet to Simon Pegg's acting Repertoire. You'll enjoy it! Another Simon Pegg/Nick Frost movie (outside of the Cornetto Trilogy) Is an American Comedy call "Paul".

[@michaelrjshannon]

Great reaction - really enjoyed that!!

[@Draugo]

In addition to being an amazing comedy Shaun of the Dead is also the most realistic Zombie movie ever with the conclusion.

[@ishathompson8439]

I loved how you were saying everyone in the movie is an idiot. And you are correct but we wouldn’t have a movie if all of the characters were too smart

[@willmartin7293]

Great reaction, Clariss! 👍 When this movie was in the theaters, I wonder how many times people in the audience would yell out, "Shut up, David!" You definitely should watch "The Worlds' End," because it's just not right to see only two movies of such a great trilogy.

[@tarikmilner4450]

18:18 “we’re coming to get you Barbara” from the original 1968 Lol😂

[@timaustin2000]

"If you want to live like an animal, why dont you go and live in the shed,..." Ends up living in the shed. Just a brilliant script.

[@markjones127]

Great reaction, Simon Pegg does do a great job, and he's even better in World's End, do you plan on reacting to that film too? I think you'd really love it and it's the most surprising of the trilogy I find, also a lot of people after watching the trilogy a few times end up liking World's End the most. I see 'Spaced' has been mentioned a few times, it's where the Cornetto trilogy started as a tv series, and interestingly Jessica Stevenson who is the actor who is leading the other group of survivor's stars alongside Simon Pegg in 'Spaced', they're the two lead actors in the series, it's also amazing how many cameos there are in these films, every single person in the other survivors group is a well known and respected top comedian/actor in the UK.

[@Angelicwings1]

Some of the best comedians are the best actors. I totally agree that Simons commitment to his character truly brought the film to a truly epic standard. All the actors truly did their part though. What I love about British comedy is it is truly a serious business. It wouldn’t be funny otherwise.

[@mickeyhay93]

I watched this movie when it came out. Which I was 11 years old at the time. I laughed through most of it but I remembered that David’s death was so satisfying and yet mortifying at the same time!!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

15:59 Dammit, Ed! You've been _told_ about keeping the front door locked!

[@marieguillou8808]

I love how SHaun of the dead show how we, normal people who don't have a gun home, will comport in a zombi apocalypse if they don't die. Like, we are a family of four four people, five if you count the cat, and zero weapon at home. Like, at most, we have one showel and one poker, the court are open and everone have noodle arms. We doing like Shaun.

[@lukebarber9511]

If you're interested, "Spaced", the series Edgar Wright made with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost before he made the Cornetto Trilogy, is available for free on KZbin!

[@phillipridgway8317]

Interesting fact: Nick Frost met Simon Pegg when they were housemates (flatmates in UK), just before Simon co-wrote and starred in 'Spaced'. They got on so well together, doing funny routines etc., that Simon suggested Nick try acting in his new tv series (he was a fast food worker at the time!). It worked so well that Nick got a career out of it! In other words, Nick is a natural, untrained talent. Oh, and the young director of 'Spaced' was one Edgar Wright!

[@robertpage3195]

Best reaction I've seen to a movie I've seen for ages I love the Cornetto trilogy

[@normlee6566]

It's best to view this movie like watching Homer and the Simpsons mixed with dry british humor. For me, this was the funniest of the trilogy.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

4:06 "Hey! _You're dead!"_ Foreshadowing! ☝🙂

[@dracoargentum9783]

It just dawned on me that Shaun could have solved all his problems by taking Liz to his Mums for their dinner.

[@ajivins1]

Don't know if you got it but 'We're coming to get you, Barbara!' is also a line from Romero's classic. If you haven;t, you should watch '28 Days Later' and, for another comedy horror 'The Cottage' starring the second guy in the line up behind Yvonne, Reece Sheersmith plus Andy Serkis.

[@kblixt]

The Worlds End is underrated

[@williamburnham3659]

Note the brilliant Reece Shearsmith in a walk on ( the man behind Martin Freeman) one of the best comic actors and writers around today See League of Gentlemen, Psychoville, Inside No 9 performed and written by the equally brilliant Steve Pemberton

[@lazyperfectionist1]

Ed: "I'm sorry, Clariss. No. I'm _sorry,_ Clariss."

[@patrickr412]

Please watch Multiplicity. It's my favorite comedy. Starring Micheal Keaton and it's the same director as groundhog day and Ghostbusters. Highly underrated

[@malcomflibbleghast8140]

were coming to get you barbara..... is a homage to day of the dead(romero)

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Night Of The Living Dead

[@kadenstierg5803]

I whole heartedly recommend a film called The Drop. It stars Tom Hardy, James Gandolfini and Noomi Rapace. It’s an excellent crime drama/thriller with a truly fascinating main character played to perfection by Tom Hardy.

[@myoung7654]

Huge thumbs up for this recommendation. Hardy's performance is so reserved yet utterly brilliant.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:59 Ooh. Don't say a word, Shaun. Just quietly slip out. 19:08 Shaun, why are you still there? 19:11 Shaun, for god's sake, _why_ did you do that? You _knew_ he'd been bitten. You _knew_ he wasn't moving. You _knew_ there was a zombie uprising going on. Why, Shaun? Why?

[@MrDarkwing78]

If you want to see a brilliant performance by Martin Freeman, he lead in an independent film called Cargo, and yes, it's a Zombie flick too. You're welcome!