Shaun of the Dead - how many times?
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Saoirse don Phalaistín!
It's one of those films I could watch over and over. That's not saying it's the greatest film ever - just that it handles repeat viewings well. IMHO.
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
Actually I quite like Simon Pegg as a person.. but don't really like the stuff he's in as much as I would expect.. .I've tried several times with 'Spaced' and not really got it..Now Chris Barrie/Gordon Brittas on the other hand...
aww shame whilst Gordon Brittas has it moments space is in my opinion the better show ..
which reminds me to go back and watch spaced again
Ax^
Silly Rabbit
fair play but i will point out it does not have the innate rewatchability of the movie Tremors ..
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Saoirse don Phalaistín!
Loved Spaced back in the day, but there's references there that don't quite translate like Grange Hill/Dexys/Johnny Alpha unless you're of a certain vintage and nerd herd...
Glad Pegg doesn't do sequels. Spaced had just the right amount of episodes.
Glad Pegg doesn't do sequels. Spaced had just the right amount of episodes.
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Saoirse don Phalaistín!
farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Never seen it.
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Apart from Mission: Impossible, Star Trek, Ice Age, Star Wars...
Elpenor
Datta. Dayadhvam. Damyata. Shantih Shantih Shantih
Never seen it, doubt I would get the zombie film references as not a fan of the genre.
Spaced, I may have tried an episode of that but I think it was too wacky for me, just not my sort of humour. Everyone seems to rave about it though so I guess they can cope without me as a fan
Spaced, I may have tried an episode of that but I think it was too wacky for me, just not my sort of humour. Everyone seems to rave about it though so I guess they can cope without me as a fan
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Hollis
bloody furious
The only other Zombie movie I've watched is 'Cockneys v Zombies'. Brilliant. Old Peoples' resident home in east London surrounded by zombies.. Features a chase between the zombies and Richard Briers on a Zimmerframe. Then the hero in the old peoples home has flashbacks to beating the Nazis in the war... then goes onto
beat the zombies.
Jennaonthebeach
The mind is everything; what you think, you become
I've seen it more than 3 times, but not entirely sure how many exactly. I do watch all the Cornetto films fairly regularly - every year or so. I'm about due to watch Shaun now, having just watched Hot Fuzz a few weeks ago and World's End earlier this year.
I loved Spaced and pretty much see these films as an extension of that. I quite enjoyed "Paul" too.
I saw cockneys v zombies in the cinema - it was very funny - but I'm also a huge George Romero fan.
I loved Spaced and pretty much see these films as an extension of that. I quite enjoyed "Paul" too.
I saw cockneys v zombies in the cinema - it was very funny - but I'm also a huge George Romero fan.
krtek a houby
Saoirse don Phalaistín!
Of his (and Edgar's"own") films, obviously
petee
no gods, no managers
i would definitely watch that.
AnnO'Neemus
Is so vanilla
The Cornetto Trilogy is on ITVX at the moment, you can watch Shaun of the Dead and the rest of them there for free. 
Saffy
Under the duvet..
I love Shaun of the Dead, it never fails to make me laugh. Hot Fuzz is also one of my favourites.
Spaced has a very special place in my heart and delighted that my kids love it too.
I was gutted when they didn't make another series of Truth Seekers, which I was really enjoying.
Spaced has a very special place in my heart and delighted that my kids love it too.
I was gutted when they didn't make another series of Truth Seekers, which I was really enjoying.
hitmouse
God laid a big egg in my heart to tell you this
Still never got around to watching World's End, fond of Shaun and Hot Fuzz though. Spaced was certainly likeable enough but dunno if I love it, I think there was a tiny bit too much "here's a reference to a thing from a film instead of an actual joke" for me.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
It's one of those films that if I am flicking through film channels and its on or even some way through I always end up watching it. The Worlds End is really good as well.
Saffy
Under the duvet..
At the time I was really disappointed with The World's End but I've watched it again since and really enjoyed it.
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Saoirse don Phalaistín!
Yeah, I expect it will grow on me. Only seen it twice so far.
