Shaun of the Dead
- Jim of Seattle
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Shaun of the Dead
Completely kicks ass. Funny, real, smart, even slightly scary. It's already left the first-run houses here and is in the bargain theatres, but tonight it was packed and the mostly young hip audience totally loved it. Why isn't this movie a bigger deal? It's going to be one of those movies no one saw in the theatres but that is required viewing on video.
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Hoblit
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Re: Shaun of the Dead
I for one had to see it as soon as I could so I went out and saw it. However, it's a movie that doesn't require the big screen.Jim of Seattle wrote:Completely kicks ass. Funny, real, smart, even slightly scary. It's already left the first-run houses here and is in the bargain theatres, but tonight it was packed and the mostly young hip audience totally loved it. Why isn't this movie a bigger deal? It's going to be one of those movies no one saw in the theatres but that is required viewing on video.
- Bjam
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Shaun of the Dead is insanely fun. I first saw it courtesy of a British DVD my brother got, and then saw it on the big screen when it came out over here. It's especially fun when you're sitting in the cinema, with an American audience, but my British family. I'm sure we got at least half a dozen odd looks every time we snickered at something that left the Americans in the dark. But it's still an awesome movie, and hey, zombies are always good.
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tonetripper
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Re: Shaun of the Dead
I'd actually say it's probably better on the small screen... I'm a little squeamish when it comes to "OH MAN LET'S RIP OUT HIS GUTS AND HAVE THEM BE ALL BROWN AND BLACK" scenes. It's not one of those pleasant, tingly suspenseful moments so much as just scatological. I don't mind gore, so long as it's gory suspense, not just nasty shit.Hoblit wrote:I for one had to see it as soon as I could so I went out and saw it. However, it's a movie that doesn't require the big screen.Jim of Seattle wrote:Completely kicks ass. Funny, real, smart, even slightly scary. It's already left the first-run houses here and is in the bargain theatres, but tonight it was packed and the mostly young hip audience totally loved it. Why isn't this movie a bigger deal? It's going to be one of those movies no one saw in the theatres but that is required viewing on video.
Still an A in my book, though.
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raisedbywolves
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raisedbywolves
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