Shaun of the Dead is the Funniest Zombie I Have Ever Seen! ~ First Time Watching!

[@ChrisF22]

Yesssss I'm so happy you're watching these films! Hope Hot Fuzz is next

[@xHeckronx]

Yarp!

[@justinsquibb5211]

Love Shaun of the dead but didn’t really care for hot fuzz

[@FIDreams]

@@justinsquibb5211 A little Too serious for me, but we're in the minority. Allot of people liked 'Hot Fuzz'

[@FattyLumpOfPoo]

she says at the end shes going to watch it

[@21gunn67]

Yarp hot fuzz is definitely a must.. genius movie

[@meadowenthusiast]

I love that every single jumpscare in this film is from a friendly source.

[@TheMirandalorianReacts]

Good point!!

[@DesertStateInEU]

@@TheMirandalorianReacts I'd like to recommend Tremors 1-3 (4-7 are garbage), and Event Horizon.

[@secondchance6603]

@@TheMirandalorianReacts @2:27 the zombie girl in the garden. Looking forward to you watching the second movie in the Cornetto trilogy Hot Fuzz.

[@williamrosmer8381]

@@DesertStateInEU 4>3 though the ones that are garbage are so bad it's good garbage

[@DesertStateInEU]

@@williamrosmer8381 4 ruins the first 3 movies. I mean come on with that whole "same characters already existed in Perfection and did this 100 years ago" nonsense.

[@dancingowlbear]

I sincerely hope you do Hot Fuzz, the next part of the Cornetto Trilogy, after this.

[@davidhuggan6315]

Agreed!

[@thedoneeye]

YARP!!!!

[@BogeyTheBear]

Well, it's for the greater good.

[@qq_02]

@@BogeyTheBear The greater good!

[@ZondaFRoadster]

​@@qq_02SHUT IT!

[@hilarywilliams1909]

Yes, the mom (Penelope Wilton) is known for being in Downton Abbey and also Doctor Who. For your second favorite character, the DVD revealed, in comic strip form, that Dianne actually escaped the swarm of zombies, with not one scratch, and ran and hid up in a tree, where she stayed for a week, and woke up to see the zombies gone. Now, she lives in Birmingham with her aunt.

[@JoeThornhill]

Yes, we know who she is.

[@TheAllKnowingTribute]

@@JoeThornhill Ahhh, you scratched that itch good.

[@ListerDavid]

Yes I was going to say about Dianne surviving up the tree. 😂

[@trinitybernhardt9944]

​@@JoeThornhillso glad someone said it! 😂

[@JohnnyV123]

@@JoeThornhill haha I see what you did there

[@raydurz]

It's basically a requirement that you have to finish the Cornetto Trilogy now.

[@HesmiyuMC]

although not a part of the trilogy, I would even say Paul too

[@pepsiman990]

More of a law actually.

[@deckzone3000]

The others aren't nearly as good.

[@xjoemallardx]

​@@deckzone3000Hot Fuzz is superior to this in every way.

[@HesmiyuMC]

@@deckzone3000 I say Hot Fuzz is the best of the three, and World's end is a the weakest due to it's ending.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

George A. Romero was a big fan of this movie that he invited Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright to be extras in Land of the Dead!

[@30noir]

such* a big fan

[@robertlehnert4148]

The entire project hinged on Romero reading the script and giving his blessing, even though technically, they didn't need it.

[@ThePartisan13]

Oh yeah I remember that, lol.

[@Wannabe_Baby]

Glad you pre-empted the comments about Hot Fuzz! And please watch The World's End too because far too many reactors neglect that one. The game they were playing was Timesplitters 2, if you're interested. :) But it does not say "player two has entered/left the game".

[@amosungar5248]

I agree, The World's End is very underrated, but I suspect it's slightly more UK-oriented than the other two, particularly the commentary about the changes to pub culture

[@daltagnan230]

One of my favorite things is watching people react to certain movies for the first time. This is one of those movies.

[@MrAndyLake]

“Harriet Jones, Prime Minister.”

[@joeb918]

Yes, we know who you are.

[@stroud9208]

Pour one out for Ms Jones, real MVP 😔

[@mikesullivan3420]

“All those cars lined up is so unsettling” They’re just parked. That’s how we park cars on the street in the UK

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

Loads of people in the USA and Canada park on the street as well 😂

[@clayc8115]

She probably expected to see how the cars were abandoned in I Am Legend. That scene is a parody of how disaster movies depect abandoned cars 😂

[@JayM409]

They're on the wrong side of the road. That's what's unsettling.

[@robertc49]

Maybe it's Monday morning, and usually the streets would be empty with people going to work. IDK.

[@shotguncrucifix]

That's so scary

[@clayc8115]

My city has a British pub called The Winchester... their house cocktail is The Shaun of the Dead. 😂😂😂

[@Chriswallace0405]

What an unimaginative name.

[@gavingiant6900]

​@@Chriswallace0405Pubs can be named after something/someone local. It also can be someone important like a king or knight that is admired, why do you think so many pubs in Britain are called the Red Lion..?

[@gavingiant6900]

A British pub in the States, or a pub in Britain?

[@dresca2501]

What's the cocktail made of. Any good? I'm guessing it's red ^^

[@dernwine]

Mirandalorian: "That is so creepy... all those cars in a line like that." Me, someone who lives in the UK: "What, you mean... parked?"

[@emanymton713]

Because of this movie the Winchester is what my Dad and I call our local bar that we go to whenever we can’t decide where to go. 😂

[@TheMirandalorianReacts]

That's hilarious!!!

[@Bunny_Aoife]

my friends and I did the same for the bar we deemed the safest in case of zombie attacks, sadly the bar is closed for years now... it had a high metal fence around a small outside yard in front of it... no gun on the wall though, but a jukebox

[@loberd09]

@@TheMirandalorianReactswhen my family went to Australia we stayed above a pub, which was called the Winchester. It was just after this came out so when ever we’d talk about going back we’d go “how about the Winchester?!” In Shawn’s voice

[@Metamorfeus]

Lucy Davis (Dianne) was also Etta Candy in Wonder Woman (2017)

[@elcorado83]

'Shaun' (Simon Pegg), is a regular character (actor) in the Mission Impossible movies, and in the Star Trek movies (he even wrote one of them and may be writing the next one), and is best buddies with Tom Cruise.

[@connorcureton7334]

Nick frost and SImon pegg are two of my favourite actors, I love them.

[@Temeraire101]

All those cars in a line are just parked on the street.

[@quixote6942]

Although it's a "Cornetto Trilogy", there an unofficial Fourth that was made in America called "Paul".... Simon and Nick's characters have come to America to see their first Comicon and visit some Sci-Fi hotspots during their Holiday. But a friendly but unexpected passenger they picked up takes them on a WILD adventure! It's definitely worthy of a Reaction!

[@Steampunk-Cyclist]

As well as the rest of the Cornetto Trilogy, please don't forget 'Paul' !

[@jeffreysummers5397]

So many memorable quotes that I still use, but my fav is “F**k-a-doodle-doo!” Thanks for bringing back memories. I think you have a thing for British comedies, try finding some Benny Hill episodes or Mr. Bean movies.

[@nathanvarnes4699]

Tucker and dale vs evil is a good horror comedy

[@ReeceChambers99]

This is arguably one of the most popular British movies of all time. You notice lots of little things about it every time you see it and if you watch the whole Cornetto Trilogy you'll see similarities here and there across the movies. I've always loved this film and I'm so glad you've reacted to it.

[@frufruJ]

Not only similarities but also references from one to the other: "Have you never taken a shortcut before?" (proceeds to jump over fences), or the morning routine montage.

[@hbron112]

You are making your subs very happy watching this movie, and a promise of the trilogy. btw, I never noticed that 2:27 the woman at the computer is the "so drunk" woman in the garden 10:22

[@vytalman]

I always loved the quick flash of The Smiths performing Panic on the TV.

[@Tantalus010]

You gotta admit, Ed's far less dangerous as a zombie than he was as a human.

[@JayM409]

My kids were addicted to Zombies. They spent a morning playing Zombie video games, followed by zombie movies, board games, and then The Walking Dead graphic novels. Near the end of the day, my daughter, then 14, came up to me. 'Dad, what I am I going to do when the Zombie apocalypse happens? I can't get into your gun-safe and I can't pull your bow. I'm Screwed!' So I took her down to Home Depot and bought her a crowbar. She was thrilled. Now she could break into vending machines for food, or crush the skulls of the undead.

[@LukeLovesRose]

I consider Shaun of the Dead to be the best zombie movie ever made. It says a lot about society, it's creepy and scary. But its also funny af. And you legitimately grow to care about these characters

[@WithTwoFlakes]

19:35 When the two " identical " groups pass each other, that second group is a 'who's who' of British comedy acting talent.

[@firedoc5]

Another Simon Pegg and Nick Frost movie is "Paul", which is absolutely hilarious with the voice of Seth Rogan as Paul, the space alien.

[@mojoshivers]

I love when reactors find the Cornetto trilogy. It’s such a fun set of movies connected not by character and setting, but visual gags, tone, actors/director combo, and of course Cornettos. It’s like having the same local theater company put on a triple feature of productions for the audience. They’re all funny. All the recurring gags hit. The best of course is Hot Fuzz, but I still tend to watch them in order over no more than two days total. It just doesn’t feel right breaking them up over too long of a stretch.

[@zombiepicnic9683]

I have to say that the video game advocacy throughout this reaction is very much appreciated.

[@TheMarcHicks]

You should totally watch "Cockneys vs Zombies".

[@mblackwl]

"Why do I find zombie films so comfy?" Well, it's because they're in your head. In your head-ed-ed-ed.

[@skapunker21]

i see what you did there.

[@Baiko]

Almost all of the Zombie extras were recruited from the fan forums of Simon Pegg's and Edgar Wright's earlier sitcom Spaced, and were paid a pound.

[@adrianogden951]

The closing shot of Shaun and zombie Ed playing video games left me with a wry smile... and then Queen's "You're My Best Friend" kicked in. Zero to full-on choking fit in two notes.

[@peregrinepack9585]

Criteria for a good zombie apoc weapon: bludgeoning, aerodynamic, bit of range, doesn't require ammo. In lieu of a medieval war hammer, a golf club or aluminum bat works well! Blades work, but they have to be kept sharp and may get stuck. Better to have something that doesn't require too much maintenance.

[@Jammet]

So yeah, my weapon of choice: european longsword. More sturdy than a katana and a bit more weight to it. If it can't be that, then a polearm.

[@davidmunro546]

Zombieland is probably the closest thing to a challenger for ‘funniest zombie movie’ but yeah, this is the goat.

[@DanJackson1977]

Eh... RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD and BRAINDEAD would beg to differ 😂

[@davidmunro546]

@ valid.

[@jokerdanny9255]

Zombieland is boring.

[@davidmunro546]

@ 😱

[@vonVile]

The only good thing about Zombie land is the opening credits. The rest is trash.

[@josephscally6270]

I absolutely love your channel and I'm so happy I found it. Your wonderful ,infectious laugh can brighten up the darkest day. Thank you.

[@keithmallarkey8786]

The guy that's the third flatmate is the voice of Darth Maul in phantom menace

[@thetomgibson]

2:45 The commentary was made in 1978’s Dawn of the Dead. This just plays on it.

[@TheMirandalorianReacts]

I haven't seen that yet either!

[@joeb918]

Someday you’ll have to watch Night of the Living Dead which is by the same person who made Dawn of the Dead… the former isn’t technically the first “zombie” movie, but it is probably the grandfather of the genre in which all other films and tv shows can be said to have been distilled from.

[@nyghtmoon]

​@@TheMirandalorianReacts You have to watch it. It terrified me as a kid.

[@EctoCorvis13]

The fact that Simon and Nick (Shaun and Ed) are best friends in real life just elevates their on-screen chemistry. All the way back to their show "Spaced", which I highly recommend you watch/react to if you get a chance to.

[@christhomasson1148]

Yeah, their chemistry is so organic that it makes any time they share a screen together feel so natural. Before spaced, they were flatmates (I think also with the director of the Cornetto trilogy and Spaced Edgar Wright too), with Nick's character in Spaced being written from a running joke character he used to act out for laughs in their flat. Their chemistry in Spaced is excellent, but they don't share as much screen time as their shared films. I adore their chemistry in Hot Fuzz - especially as Frost's role was initially written as a female character whom Pegg's character would have eventually developed a romance. Even after rewriting the character to be male and played by Frost, they kept a number of the scenes and dialogue from the original "love interest" character which comes across as hilarious and charming. I also really like the chemistry between them in The World's End, with the pair switching roles with Pegg being the slacker and Frost being sensible - their constant conflict is very believable throughout.

[@EctoCorvis13]

@christhomasson1148 even in 'Paul', a non-cornetto movie,they had great chemistry and I love the fact that, even though Simon is way more famous, he still holds on to his best mate and the love they have for one another. Also, I love how the Cornetto movies are basically little "Spaced" and "Black Books" reunions

[@christhomasson1148]

@@EctoCorvis13 yeah, Paul is great too. I like to see it as an unofficial companion to the trilogy as the pair are great in it, despite it not having Wright's classic directorial style. Paul is like a love letter to Sci-Fi and nerd culture with a ridiculous amount of Easter eggs sprinkled throughout. Yeah, I love the repeating actors across both Spaced and Cornetto trilogy, with Martin Freeman, Bill Nighy and Rafe Spall amongst others, all appearing in all 3 of the trilogy films. This film alone has a number of Spaced callbacks, such as their flatmate Pete answering the phone "Dom, Hi" while leaving to go to work - this is a direct callback to his Spaced character Duane who answered the phone in the exact same way. The character Tyres from Spaced played by Michael Smiley also appears as a zombie outside the pub in the final act of the film.

[@mvit8088]

I also recommend "Paul", and "Pirate radio(The boat that rocked)"

[@EctoCorvis13]

@@christhomasson1148 It's odd though, that the woman who played Twist in Spaced never appeared in the trilogy, yet the guy who played Vulva had a voiceover in "Shaun"

[@raycope2086]

First zombie paraplegic, sweetie, and you never noticed. : - )

[@roberttrautman2747]

You have such a delightful smile and laugh! :) It makes reviewing these movies with you super-enjoyable!

[@vahaneloyan]

Fido is a great zombie horror comedy. You’ll love it

[@heffatheanimal2200]

Oh yeah, that film is so awesome. It's in my fav zombie films list along with Undead (2003) and Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead (2014)

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

"Perfick" is a reference to the 90s UK TV series "The Darling Buds of May" (which also gave Catherine Zeta Jones her break-out role within the UK). People in the UK did say it for a while though not so much by the time this film came out.

[@FreshMetal80]

You have got to do Hot Fuzz next!!!

[@beng7845]

How the heck have you not seen Shaun of the Dead? Hot Fuzz and Paul are next

[@DanJackson1977]

This movie is chock full of homages to George Romeros "Dead" films, like the mum beign "Barbara" and the line "Were coming to get you Barbara" is a refence to a line in Night of the Living Dead (1968). Also a lot of music cues are ripped atraight from Dawn of the Dead (78), and one of the character deathd being exacrly like the bad guy in Day of the Dead (1985)

[@metoo7557]

This movie has a few lines that repeat, and when they repeat they have a completely different context. This is definitely a incredibility well written movie.

[@TheRedDevil-1968]

Hi Miranda. Greetings from the UK. Some facts here about the film I hope you and your watchers find interesting. ONE: The work badge that Shaun wears on his shirt, "Foree Electrics" well, the name Foree comes from the actor Ken Foree, who played Peter Washington in the classic George A. Romero zombie epic; "Dawn Of The Dead." (If you haven't seen it yet Miranda, well you should.) TWO: The outfit Dylan Moran ("Daffs") wears in this film, was inspired by the Dustin Hoffman character in the film "Straw Dogs." THREE: George A. Romero liked this film so much, he invited both Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright (director) over to Canada, were George was making "Land Of The Dead." Both Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright have cameos in the film, both as zombies. Their scene is in the "have your photo taken with a zombie" bit. FOUR: Both Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright, both massive George A. Romero fans in their own right, got their big break in a UK TV comedy series called "Spaced," which also starred Jessica Stevenson (Shaun's friend who comes to his and Liz's rescue towards the end.) In that, Simon Pegg shares a flat with others in a house. On his lounge wall there is a framed movie poster of George A. Romero's seminal "Dawn Of The Dead" from 1978. (Don't bother with the DOTD "remake" Miranda...it's dire.

[@GrabThatOnion]

Debating what Prince albums to throw at the Zombies: "Purple Rain?" - *"No"* "Sign O' The Times?" - *"Definitely Not"* "The Batman Soundtrack?" - *"Throw It"* 😮😂 As always, thanks for the awesome entertaining upload, Miranda! 😊

[@RezMeBro-911]

Spear is my weapon of choice in a Zombie Apocalypse. Stay at a distance and no ammo required. I haven't looked at the comments to see what others are saying so I could easily change my mind.

[@SlashGriever]

Not a bad choice if you can accurately pierce the brain. Takes a lot of skill though. Severing the head might be easier so it's a sword/machete or axe for me.

[@PhialSubstance]

Shaun of the Dead is one of the few films I would say is perfect. It is a perfect piece of cinema. There is not a single line of wasted dialogue, everything just flows from one scene to the next, every setup is paid off, it's well acted, well directed, well written and has great sound/foley. And, above all, every time you watch it you notice something new that you didn't notice before. It's a film you could do multiple reactions to.

[@melthebell33]

the bit where he gets ripped apart at the door of the winchester and the end lift bit is a homage to the classic 3rd George Romero zombie film Day of the dead

[@HemlockRidge]

I have given the "Weapon of Choice" question some thought. For "slow" Zs, it would be high magazine capacity, auto loader firearms, but probably a .22 Long Rifle caliber. This is because, you can carry more of the ammunition easily. And just as long as you hit the brain, it doesn't matter. It's also more available. Also a long, heavy bladed knife.

[@UKJesterVids]

a rifle also has the advantage of range

[@jaisaacs313]

You should absolutely check out Anna and the Apocalypse. It's three things you love all wrapped up in one: a comedy, a zombie movie, and a musical. Not a very well known movie but it's my absolute favorite Christmas movie

[@FormulaProg]

One of the best English comedies in recent time

[@uncleoyster]

"Everybody looks zombified" is the actual point of zombie movies - at least in the Romero school, which some of us hold sacred and Edgar Wright here paid a wonderful tribute to. Here's hoping for some more Cornetto goodness on this channel...

[@anathardayaldar]

For those who want more of this, there is Juan of the Dead. A spanish-caribbean version. Same theme.

[@originalbadboy32]

George A Romeros Dead series was always a social commentary more than a horror film.

[@hammerman199374]

The actress who played Shaun's Mom, Barbara, is Penelope Wilton. And yes, she was in Downton Abbey as Isobel Crawley. But I know her best from Doctor Who, during the first couple years of the modern series, where she played recurring character Harriet Jones. I'm sure you're aware of this, but just in case, this film is part of a trilogy, known as the Cornetto Trilogy, which includes Hot Fuzz which you mentioned, and The World's End. They're all stand alone films with different characters. But they're all directed by the same person, Edgar Wright, they all feature Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, with many other reappearing actors like Martin Freeman, and Cornettos are seen in each one (packaged ice cream cones).

[@bmatt2626]

Mom is also Harriet Jones, MP for Flydale North.

[@FortressMinimus]

Yes, we know who she is.

[@ronloveslife]

My weapon of choice is a Halberd, you have a long pole with a pointy end and then an Axe and a hammer it's multi purpose

[@0okamino]

It’s nice to see such an undying friendship, isn’t it? Well, _undead_ friendship in this case.

[@TheRussian13]

Shawn of the Dead is not only one of the best zombie movies, but it's a testament to brilliant film making. Edgar Wright has one of my favorite directing styles where he'll foreshadow and line up call backs in the beginning, then deliver every pay off at least once more later in the movie. You'll see this in Hot Fuzz the most, where everything is immediately paying off if not loading up for the next joke, reference or plot development.

[@cbobwhite5768]

Chill in a Menards. They have the food, drinks and plenty of lumber, tools etc., to board up the windows and doors.

[@andrewgwilliam4831]

In twenty years, I'd never noticed before the bit where Shaun puts his hand on Liz's shoulder, followed by Ed putting his hand on Barbara's shoulder! 🤣

[@zombiTrout]

5:52 The restaurant Shaun tries to get a reservation at is called Fulci’s, a nod to Italian director Lucio Fulci. If you like zombie flicks, check out his 1979 classic “Zombie” or any of his other early 80’s horror films, (just get your barf-bag ready).

[@zackkullis5555]

This show is SOOOO great! Curl up in a blanket with a katana 😂 You would love Tucker & Dale vs Evil, and Red Snow II: Red VS Dead 15:41 Miranda, I would like to point out that I am only now hearing you talk about your weapon of choice, and I had guessed it earlier. Do I get brownie points? A trip to the Winchester maybe? 😂

[@arraymac227]

Shaun's Mum was PM in the Whoniverse, and the Doctor ruined her career with 'Don't you think she looks tired?' #FullCircle

[@wampa25]

3:33 - That's Peter Serafinowicz, better known as the voice of Darth Maul.

[@scottfanelli7328]

Barbara is played by Penelope Wilton who was in Downtown abbey but also the prime minister in Dr Who (David Tennant)

[@arnodobler1096]

Thumbs up for YOUR humor and the REM quote! I find Hot Fuzz even funnier!

[@matthewhardwick8208]

And your Cornetto Trilogy journey has officially started.

[@christopherrobin6955]

As other people have said, need to watch hot fuzz next

[@robertcartier5088]

At least 3 of the cast were in Doctor Who! Shawn, who ran Satellite Five. His mum, Barbara, who was in government. His stepdad, Philip, who worked at a museum. ;-] Oh, and Maggie (Tamsin Greig), too! damn that's at least 4! edit: AND Yvonne (Jessica Hynes)... We're up to 5 now!

[@peterthill]

Sorry to correct you: Lucy Davis did‘t play Rose Tylers Mom. It was Camille Coduri. But Mat Lucas who played Nardole in the Whoniverse is in as Cousin Tom.

[@robertcartier5088]

@@peterthill Thank you! It had me fooled! 😜 I've made the necessary adjustments to the original post. 👍

[@ashleyyoung5231]

You need to watch Warm Bodies. Zombie falls in love with a human. You will love it

[@B-2-Z]

Such an awesome movie. Glad you picked that one. Love your videos :) Oh, and I'm also completely with you: Katanas are the perfect weapon to fight zombies!

[@heffatheanimal2200]

True, but an even better Weapon Of Choice is Christopher Walken........

[@B-2-Z]

@@heffatheanimal2200 Another good answer :D I also thought of Fatboy Slim. But I didn't think of Christopher Walken dancing. Now I need to watch that legendary video :D

[@wampa25]

Okay, now you gotta watch Hot Fuzz. It's even better, IMO.

[@JonathanStein-kr6qd]

One of the best parts of this movie is how many callbacks the second half has to lines and gags from the first half. It's a masterclass in setup and payoff.

[@MiddletonPlays]

Simon Pegg (actor for Shaun) also did the voice for Headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black in Hogwarts Legacy!

[@acesfn7316]

That was really etertaining reaction. This was one of my favourite Zombie movies. The dry humour fits so well

[@wafelhausen]

I'd recommend "Warm Bodies" as well.

[@Stuart267]

*10:20** Had this occur in real life, it was crazy, was 5am & I was just getting back from the night shift & there was a girl half naked sitting in my garden covered in blood, she was actually cutting herself with something, I called an ambulance & the police as I had no idea what was going on with her. I was later informed by a neighbour that she'd been assaulted recently & her parents disowned her when it turned out she was also pregnant.*

[@jojorumbles8749]

There's another zombie movie that's a parody of Shawn of the Dead. It's called Juan of the Dead. It's vulgar and crass, yet hilarious.

[@Godspeed1756]

A great cheezy zombie movie is Fido. A story of a little girl and her pet zombie. Not a good one for the channel as it is not a common movie, but a great watch in your personal time.

[@JakeDogg-RIP]

Sotd is a classic! 👌😊🍻 glad u enjoyed it Miss Miranda

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Miranda!😊 "The Return of the Living Dead" (1985) and "The Return of the Living Dead Part II" (1988) are probably the first two zombie films of a comedic-horror nature and are considered cult classics.😉 Great reactions to this fun zombie flick, Miranda!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@RoGueNavy]

The flatmate, Pete, (PRICK), voiced Darth Maul in the first Star Wars prequel.

[@donkatz9587]

To this day, I still use the “You’ve got red on you.” line haha

[@IceCenders]

Only 9 min in but the way you enjoy every little joke and clever line is really contagious (even for someone who's watched the movie lots of times already) and really really, well, enjoyable ^^ I hate reactors who miss half the movie or don't seem to enjoy any of it as much as I would. If I wasn't already subscribed, I would lol

[@Bruce-Wayne79]

Horror comedy recommendations: - Return Of The Living Dead - American Werewolf In London ( has zombies in too)

[@andysav72]

Miranda you are the funniest girl on YT That laugh is so infectious

[@agarven1]

Miranda you had me lmao when you said I guess we all wanted to go to the Winchester lmao This movie got me into Simon Pegg and Nick Frost acting and love their work

[@Metalpug79]

Was happy to see you reacted to this! Hope this means you'll be doing Edgar Wright's other movies at some point. You'll enjoy them, I'm sure of it.✌️😎

[@TheJodrok]

I can't hear that queen song anymore without seeing the scene in my head....

[@Sabre2JZ]

For me it goes back and forth between this movie and Hardcore Henry

[@BogeyTheBear]

Shazam training montage.

[@mikicoal]

Edgar Wright is the king of setups, shout backs and shout forwards, often at the same time. Something many have noticed is that when they're in the Winchester after Liz dumps him, Ed actually tells us the entire plot as foreshadowing: Bloody Mary first thing, a bite at the king's head, a couple at the little princess, stagger back here and bang… back at the bar for shots.

[@Shihimase]

Shaun of the Dead is one of my all time favorites. Great to see you watch it finally.

[@allenjessup6266]

If you want a cozy Zombie movie. Watch "Warn Bodies".

[@malkakynatas8389]

I would die for this girl