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Shaun of the Dead is quite a surprising and brilliant piece of work which I suspect will achieve the accolade of instant cult status as word of mouth snowballs this film to richly deserved recognition. В общем, не жизнь, а сплошная мука. Между прочим зомби shaun of the dead french 1080p torrent надо уметь сыграть. There are two scenes in the film which seem to summarise this and also shine a light of Simon Pegg as a very clever and funny writer and both scenes simply involve Shaun walking to the nearby corner shop. Clever, witty, sweet and nasty and, at times, gory and horrific, SOTD has it all. Единственная отдушина нашего парня — местная пивная, где он после работы «заседает» со своим другом по имени Эд. Also, did I spot Matt Lucas from BBC3's 'Little Britain' in this film? Simon Pegg, both the joint writer and the main star of the film, has been a comedic force for some time, most notably in the fantastic BBC2 series 'Hippies' which inexplicably bombed in the ratings and the cult Channel 4 series 'Spaced'. Not even news flashes can get through to Shaun, as in an incredibly hysterical scene he channel surfs rapidly, every station finishing the sentence of the one before and giving everyone but the oblivious Shaun the grim news of what is happening in the world. Не пошло у меня. I really hadn't seen such a gory scene coming and was too stunned to look away. И кто, как Вы думаете, сможет положить конец зловещему рассвету мертвецов?!
Synopsis A man decides to turn his moribund life around by winning back his ex-girlfriend, reconciling his relationship with his mother, and dealing with an entire community that has returned from the dead to eat the living. Shaun doesn't have a very good day, so he decides to turn his life around by getting his ex to take him back, but he times it for right in the middle of what may be a zombie apocalypse... But for him, it's an opportunity to show everyone he knows how useful he is by saving them all. All he has to do is survive... And get his ex back. Shaun of the Dead is quite a surprising and brilliant piece of work which I suspect will achieve the accolade of instant cult status as word of mouth snowballs this film to richly deserved recognition. Simon Pegg, both the joint writer and the main star of the film, has been a comedic force for some time, most notably in the fantastic BBC2 series 'Hippies' which inexplicably bombed in the ratings and the cult Channel 4 series 'Spaced'. Both programs hinted at Pegg's saliently dead pan comedic manner and writing skills which comes to full fruition in 'Shaun of the Dead'. In a nut shell, this film is a romantic comedy with zombies or zom-rom-com who appear for no good clear reason although some tantalizing clues are offered. The film is an amazing blend of the funny, the violent and the poignant. Pegg has cast himself as one hell of a serious loser in this film. And not in the 'American' form of: 'I am a loser but I work in TV and have Jennifer Aniston as my wife' kind of loser as portrayed in tripe such as 'Bruce Almighty' or dozens of other US 'loser' films. Pegg's Shaun is a genuine loser and extremely recognisable too, he's an everyday man who works for an electrical retailer and his life is just plain dull and disappointing - and this is where all the comedy comes from in this film. There are two scenes in the film which seem to summarise this and also shine a light of Simon Pegg as a very clever and funny writer and both scenes simply involve Shaun walking to the nearby corner shop. The first time Shaun plods semi-comatose to the store we simply get the feeling that he is a loser. However, by the time the film shows him making the same journey again we realise that there is a lot more going on! The scene is played with such exquisite subtleness that it has to be one of the funniest scenes I have ever seen in any film! Not that this film is subtle however, there is a stunning array of visual comedy, one liners and best of all some digs at other films from the horror genre. The only problem with reviewing this film is that there are so many funny moments in it that it is hard to pick any to write about without spoiling the film. All I can say is that I cannot remember a film ever being this consistently funny with probably five or six serious laugh-out-loud moments. It was a joy to watch and my only disappointment is that I can never watch this film for the first time ever again - every viewing will forever be a repeat viewing. Shaun of the Dead is not very everyone though - the language from the beginning is strong and the violence was quite surprising for a 15 certificate film in the UK. This film is definitely going to be most appreciated by horror fans who know a huge back catalogue of horror films. It will also be enjoyed by teenagers who filled the cinema when I viewed this film which was terrific, as they laughed loudest. Finally, I do have some criticism of this film and that is there is some wasted talent in the movie. Black Book's channel four star Dylan Moran seemed a bit wasted and so was Martin Freeman from BBC2's The Office - who would have made a terrific zombie! Also, did I spot Matt Lucas from BBC3's 'Little Britain' in this film? I am not sure as I was laughing too hard maybe! These problems however are so minor and can easily be forgiven. Here in the States they don't show too many foreign movies, even if they are from the countries like UK. When they show them, however, they tend to outdo some of the American movies in the box office. Well, this movie is even better - it's a hilarious combination of comedy, social parody, tragedy and drama, spiced with the references to every zombie flick ever made. Most of the actors are unknown to an average American, yet they played great! I encourage everybody to come and see SOTD - the best comedy of 2004. Clever, witty, sweet and nasty and, at times, gory and horrific, SOTD has it all. Of course, I didn't think I could go very far wrong with a film that George Romero himself said he enjoyed. Shaun Simon Pegg isn't having a very good week. His co-workers have no respect for him, his uptight stepfather is on his back and his beloved girlfriend Liz has had enough of his laziness and inconsideration. Really, Shaun isn't such a bad guy, but he has no ambition and seems to prefer the company of his unemployed, flatulent, video-game obsessed slob of a flatmate Ed to anyone else. And as if this were not enough, the dead have risen and are walking the earth in search of human flesh to feast upon. Shaun doesn't notice this fact as quick as he should, but Shaun is somewhat of a zombie himself, lost in his own world and distracted by his own thoughts as he strolls right past the rotting cadavers that now fill the streets of Britain. Not even news flashes can get through to Shaun, as in an incredibly hysterical scene he channel surfs rapidly, every station finishing the sentence of the one before and giving everyone but the oblivious Shaun the grim news of what is happening in the world. When Shaun and Ed finally do realize what is happening, it quickly becomes a race against time: save Shaun's mum, rescue Liz and go to the pub where they can wait out the zombie infestation with a pint and a smoke. Of course, not everything goes as smoothly as planned. But Shaun, armed with a cricket bat, is determined to save the woman he loves and nothing is going to get in his way! I really hadn't seen such a gory scene coming and was too stunned to look away. It's truly graphic and nauseating... Shaun himself is forced to grow up and take charge as the zombies close in around them.
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