Shaun of the Dead

2024 "A romantic comedy. With zombies."

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Shaun of the Dead

7.8 | 1h39m | R | en | Horror

Shaun lives a supremely uneventful life, which revolves around his girlfriend, his mother, and, above all, his local pub. This gentle routine is threatened when the dead return to life and make strenuous attempts to snack on ordinary Londoners.

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7.8 | 1h39m | R | en | More Info

Released: August. 29,2024 | Released Producted By: WT² Productions , Big Talk Studios Country: United Kingdom Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: https://www.shaunofthedeadmovie.com

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Genre

Horror , Comedy

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Cast

Simon Pegg , Nick Frost , Kate Ashfield , Lucy Davis , Dylan Moran , Jessica Hynes

Director

Karen Wakefield

Producted By

WT² Productions

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Simon Pegg

as Shaun

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Nick Frost

as Ed

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Kate Ashfield

as Liz

Harlan Coben's Lazarus Stockholm Bloodbath Double Blind Shaun of the Dead There's Always Hope Exit Plan Rachel A Confession Unspeakable Hangman

Lucy Davis

as Dianne

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Dylan Moran

as David

Shaun of the Dead Stuck Pixie Dylan Moran: Dr Cosmos Metal Heart Dylan Moran: Off the Hook Calvary Breakfast Wine Rubenesque Good Vibrations

Jessica Hynes

as Yvonne

Paddington in Peru Miss Austen Death of a Unicorn Seize Them! The Franchise The Franchise Shaun of the Dead Rapture There She Goes: 414 A Brush With Comedy

Karen Wakefield

Art Direction

George Dean

Painter

Marcus Rowland

Production Design

Liz Griffiths

Set Decoration

Oscar Wright

Storyboard Artist

John Palmer

Camera Operator

David M. Dunlap

Director of Photography

David Carey

Steadicam Operator

Jemma Scott-Knox-Gore

Contact Lens Technician

Annie Hardinge

Costume Design

Jane Walker

Hairstylist

Lesley Smith

Makeup Artist

Candice Banks

Makeup Artist

Stuart Conran

Prosthetic Designer

Barrie Gower

Prosthetic Makeup Artist

Stuart Bray

Prosthetic Makeup Artist

Charlie Knight

Set Costumer

Sunita Parmar

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Chris Lyons

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Nathaniel De'Lineadeus

Special Effects Makeup Artist

Shaun of the Dead Audience Reviews

Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

Intcatinfo A Masterpiece!

Twilightfa Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.

Bergorks If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

Eric Stevenson For Comedy Month, I wanted to watch this movie because a friend of mine said it was his favorite comedy. The weird thing is that while this definitely made me laugh a lot, it didn't seem like it was entirely a comedy. There honestly were a lot of dramatic moments in this and they were done very well. I can't really say it works better as a drama because it's certainly hilarious. I was impressed at how there were literally dozens of pop culture references in this. I might have to see this movie again just to get all of them. Well, it's about this guy who, after breaking up his girlfriend, slowly realizes that zombies are taking over the town. They don't have as good chemistry as in "Deadpool 2", but it's still very fun to watch. I love how he keeps telling people not to use the word "zombie". We seem to get some of our best material at the very end and beginning. It's a film that really does make you want to look around and notice everything. I personally find "Zombieland" to be better, but this is great too. ***1/2

yellowsyrup I own a copy of this film. I enjoyed every movie Edgar Wright has directed (except maybe Baby Driver) and respect him as one. But the problems I've experienced with the movie is just how bland it looks. I felt like Hot Fuzz and The World's End did it so much better but just the look kinda ruined it for me. Even then though, everything else in this movie is solid. The framing, the transitions etc. The writing , while god did feel like it needed some room to breath. Definitely a great movie though.

Dalbert Pringle One of my biggest beefs behind my major disappointment of "Shaun of the Dead" was that, for more than half of the goddamn time, I could not - (I repeat) - I COULD NOT understand WTF!? anyone was saying. I'm not kidding!Yeah. OK. I know damn-well that everyone was, indeed, speaking English (or, at least, I think they were), but with all of the bloody heavy-duty British accents, and the weird/alien slang, and the annoying way that everyone was always running all their goddamn words together - Well - As you can well-imagine, it was making me so ABSOLUTELY CRAZY!!Believe me, there were many-many times when I know for sure that I had just missed out on getting the punchline of yet another killer-diller joke. But because my ears just weren't tuned into the incomprehensible way that everyone was speaking the English language - Well - I totally missed out on yet another belly-laugh.And besides not being able to comprehend the unbelievably garbled lingo of these British boys and girls - I detested the final climax of this film, big time. It was such a blatant rip off from "Night of the Living Dead". It was. And all that I could do while it was happening was just yawn my head off until it was all over. It was really that dreary and dull to me.

Smoreni Zmaj I'm reading reviews and trying to find golden middle with no success. Audience considers this movie either the best or the worst British movie of the year. British have an unusual and for the rest of us often incomprehensible sense of humor. If you're used to Hollywood this probably won't entertain you. I suppose that most of the lowest ratings came from USA. At the other hand, I think this movie is overrated and that most of the tens, that pulled it to an average of eight, came largely from Britain. From my point of view, this is solid movie for one watching. I wouldn't call it a comedy. It is horror adventure sprinkled with lots of humor, British humor that tries not to be too British, but to adapt to the wider audience. And in that attempt lies it's biggest issue. Also, it is very difficult to mix genres, especially if there's too many. Although this movie somewhat succeeds in that attempt it didn't quite shine. Still, we have to acknowledge this brave attempt to make something unusual. All together, if you're not a fan of recent British film don't even give it a try, but if you are able to slip into British state of mind I think you'll enjoy this flick. I surely did.7/10