Shaun of the Dead (2004) *First Time Watching Reaction!!!
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2023
- Shaun of the Dead (2004) *First Time Watching Reaction!!!
In this video we watch and react to seeing 2004's Shaun of the Dead. Shaun of the Dead is a British horror/comedy staring Simon Pegg and is directed by Edgar Wright. Watch us watch and react to Shaun of the Dead. We also give our thoughts and rate the Shaun of the Dead at the end. For more first time watching reactions subscribe today!
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if you liked shaun make sure you watch Hot Fuzz, and "the worlds end". both are done by the same people and they are both fantastic.
It's 1043 where I am.
Michelle Natalie Izzy ❤🙂💯✔️
Great reactions, great personality, keep up the good work!🙂 I've loved this film right from the very get-go. As a confirmed die-hard fan of the sitcom 'Spaced', I was awaiting 'Shaun Of The Dead's release with considerable anticipation, and was fortuitous enough to win a ticket to experience a week or so before its nationwide cinema release, as part of a double-bill screening with 'An American Werewolf in London' (a scene of which was paid direct homage to in 'Shaun').
At this same event, I also managed to take my opportunity to speak briefly with Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright in the foyer just prior to the screening, and congratulated them on the film (and undoubtedly came across like an unashamed geeky Pegg fanboy... sorry, Edgar).
Needless to say, it was a particular highpoint of my 2004, and instantly cemented my love for the extended cinematic** universe these guys had already begun creating with 'Spaced' back in 1999. (I've already dropped a recommendation for 'Spaced' on your 'Hot Fuzz' reaction video, as I'm sure several other folks more than likely have, too).
** Yes, I know 'Spaced' wasn't a movie, but it was immediately evident that Edgar Wright was already displaying an impressive directorial style when it came to the wealth of cinematic techniques he employed - it was obvious he was likely to go far.
@@user-wb7by2ws3t thank you!
I liked Zombieland a lot, but I don't care if I ever see it again. I always want to see any Wright movie again, like the Coen bros' - exquisitely crafted, with previously missed details popping out every time. Took me 3 or 4 viewings just to get "we're coming to get you, Barbara" - which kinda blew my mind.
I like this movie but I don't find myself revisiting it. I love hot fuzz. That one I love to rewatch. That is pretty much the only Edgar Wright movie I rewatch. They are all well made tho.
DAMN I watched it several times, never noticed the "we're coming to get you, barbara" reference!
The zombie Indian guy approaching their car with his hand out was the shop clerk when Shawn grabbed the diet coke and ice cream, and said he owed him. Even as a zombie, he still remembered Shawn owed him money.
As everyone else has said Hot Fuzz is next and a must, I actually watch Hot Fuzz the most out of the 3 films, that and their TV series Spaced, which you can see the origin of a lot of what they do in these films and many of the cast. The way Natalie was laughing through some of the moments in the film, i could totally hang with her,lol When my friend and i saw fargo in the theater he and i burst out laughing at one particular scene and we were the only ones to at that moment..
I didn’t like HotFuzz the first time I watched it, but gave it a second go and it’s always now on my regular rotation of movies I leave on in the background
Both David and the friend in the purple hat were in the hilarious sitcom Black Books.
This is exactly how the zombie apocalypse would play out in the UK. When covid first started, the buses were exactly like that.
I rewatched this so many times and always get something new.
Glad you enjoyed the movie and get a lot of the british humour. Always a pleasure to see you two :)
If you rewatch it, you'll notice that the people at the begining of the film appear as zombies later on.
Apparently Stephen King appears as a zombie outside the winchester (and I'm pretty sure I spotted him as well)
I had the Electro album that Shaun was playing when he said "Don't scratch it" to Pete, while what Shaun was doing is referred to as "scratching"... that line always makes me smile.
Don't talk nonsense. The buses are *always* like that.
I highly recommend "Tucker and Dale vs Evil". It's also a "horror-comedy", but no zombies. Very good movie I'm sure you'll both enjoy.
[Edit: corrected typo]
Thanks!
Loved this movie. Totally underrated.
10:44 Not just an "Ice Cream Drum(stick)" but a Cornetto, which is what gives this plus _Hot Fuzz_ and _The World's End_ the group name of _The Cornetto Trilogy._ Each features a Cornetto ice cream reference in a scene of the movie.
13:13 LOL, CD.
Great little film. It's part of a sort of trilogy with 'Hot Fuzz' and 'Worlds End'
Just got the 'We're coming to get you, Barbara.' LOLOL
Even Romero himself didn't catch that upon his first viewing.
I've seen this dozens of times asks I didn't catch until now either.
I think it's because of how Ed delivers the line, his tone is very unlike Johnny's from Night.@@3DJapan
Oddly this was the very first time i caught it too, weird how with multiple viewings of this film I have never put two and two together, maybe it was the way they edited it here for us that it stood out more.
I love this movie. I never get tired of it and I've seen it so many times. The script and the humor is so tight in it and there's so many jokes that pop out at you more on subsequent views. And Edgar Wright is such a fun director. As I'm sure others have already mentioned, you should definitely check out the other two films these guys collaborated on, Hot Fuzz and The World's End.
I don't really like this movie, the plot is weak, not many good gags and overall it's just depressing more than funny.
Hot Fuzz on the other hand is genius! One of the best movies ever! Cinematic art, which is referenced in film schools for its mastery!
World's End is junk, just more depressing portrayals of people who either ruined their lives or are boringly ordinary...and that's just not funny.
@@pistonburner6448For me, ‘THE WORLD’S END’ is unfairly maligned. Almost everybody I know who’s rewatched in the knowledge of the genius wordplay and smart clue-hiding in the movie has come away far more impressed.
@@Jeflar70 I think it's completely ruined by all the characters being unpleasant as hell, and overall the movie's ambiance is horrible. The story is far from strong too.
@@pistonburner6448Absolutely fair comment - and the general audience vibe reflects your viewpoint. Personally, I love ‘THE WORLD’S END’ because it has much to say about the modern British propensity to embrace ‘loserism’ as a quality (and I say this AS a Brit myself!). I get totally why it doesn’t work for audiences as the first two do, though - and, as I say, the reception to the movie backs up your opinion completely.
@@pistonburner6448 The plot isn't weak. I mean its a simple plot, but simple doesn't equal weak or bad. Its fine if it doesn't resonate with you, but claiming its weak when its actually has a really tight story structure with strong set ups and pay offs is kind of absurd.
And I guess the humor isn't your taste either. But they did manage to work in a joke at pretty much every beat of this film. So the gags are plenty and they work for a lot of people obviously. Although I'll be honest, I have no clue how you find one of these films funny, and not the other two. They're all written by Pegg and Wright and the humor is really similar as such. I can see having a preference to one or the other, but only finding one funny seems really strange to me.
As far as the film school stuff, Wright reuses a lot throughout the films. Most of what you could teach students with in Hot Fuzz, you could do so in this film as well. So I think that point is moot as well.
I have never seen this one either, but I will take the time to watch all of it. I love the tongue-in-cheek take those cheeky Brits took with this, and I'll bet George Romero approved as well. And remember: They're not zombies, they're functionally challenged. Cheers.
Yeah he did. He even put simon pegg and the director in his last film.
Love how these Edgar Wright movies reuse lines from the first half of the movie when things are normal, then again when things are falling apart, to hilarious effect. Another great reaction. Fingers crossed y'all do Hot Fuzz at some point.
Thank you!!
14:18 the line we're coming to get you Barbara is a reference do the night of the living Dead.
I at the start of the movie, a brother and sister are in the cemetery and they see a creepy person. The brother says to the sister in a creepy voice they're coming to get you Barbara!
"We're in the throes of fall." Wow so poetic I love it Natalie😄
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@@natalieforceoflightenterta8857 "If no one's told this today, I love you." (Peter Monn)💙
@@justindenney-hall5875 aww 🤗
This movie has so many great moments and little extra things here and there. Like one of the songs playing in the beginning was "zombie nation"
Couple of years ago I visited the filming location of Shaun's house and the convenience store. And yes I bought a diet coke and a Cornetto :-)
Michelle looks exceptionally good in this video. I think it's the hair. She wears just the right amount of makeup, and anyone that looks good in a T-shirt has real, natural beauty.
Not an Edgar Wright film, and not a Cornetto film, but Paul is similarly a love letter to a genre, specifically Scifi.
Definitely worth a watch.
Ok, now that you've done the first entry in the "Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy", (aka Three Flavours Cornetto), you need to do "Hot Fuzz", and "The World's End"!
11:51 usually they do still need a spine to be able to stand, that hole seems pretty well centered
I love this movie. Yes!! Hot Fuzz should be next.
😂 It's so good!
I'm sure someone in the comments has already told yall about the "we're coming to get you, Barbara" homage.
The third roommate. He was the voice of darth maul in the phantom menace.
Really?
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment yes really.
Shaun's roommate was also the "Sommelier" in John Wick 2, when John was in Rome getting his guns.
@dr.burtgummerfan439 yes. Is this a social occasion ? Or a more formal affair ?
Hello Ladies!😊 It was funny that Natalie was laughing at all the sentimental scenes.😆 Besides the other two films people have mentioned in the Cornetto Trilogy, these two actually starred together in a fourth film. That film is the sci-fi/comedy "Paul" (2011). I don't know if anyone has mentioned it is called the Cornetto Trilogy because the lead characters eat Cornetto Ice Cream in all three films. Nice reactions to this well-made zombie film, Michelle & Natalie!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Thank you!!
Ed Wright had nothing to do with "Paul." It was never part of these films.
Hello, view " Paul " F.T.W.
I can't stop laughing with you both....my eyes are streaming hahaha
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Tucker and Dale vs. Evil seems right up your alley. You will probably love it.
What I always loved about this movie was how incredibly incompetent you'd have to be to actually die to these zombies, and yet they almost all still do lol
Others have said this, but Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil is a comedy-horror masterpiece. It plays on the idea of perspective and how it influences our narrative.
Well that was fun. I hadn't actually seen Shaun of the Dead. And like you said Michelle, it would have been nice if the friend had lived to the end. But I get what they were going for. Y'all have a blessed day. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you! You too!!
Diane survived
Even in death you are not driving my car. Lmao
After seeing Natalie react to this I just had to subscribe. 😂😂 you girls are cool brilliant
Has any one said Barbre is the Bisto mum the mum of every child for 30 years
The funniest part of this reaction was when they were throwing records at the zombies and these ladies called them CDs.
I mean gramophones were long gone when I was born but I still know what a gramophone is. 😂😂😂
😂😂I caught that too
@@PML78 I even know of the wax cylinder player, the forerunner of the gramophone.
Blimey, WTF has happened to education and human curiosity?
D*mn hot for 1 and 2 grew up watching this movie and love it
Good mix of comedy , thriller and horror. These main characters did a lot of films together. Hot fuzz is another collaboration
This is part of a trilogy of the same actors and directors.
One of the other movies tied to this trilogy is Hot Fuzz. Hot Fuzz is the best of the 3 movies...and is truly a classic!
Need to check them out as well!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment And the reason they're called the Cornetto trilogy is that a Cornetto is a UK brand name for the type of ice cream we call a Drumstick in North America (I'm in Canada now but I'm originally from the UK). Nice reaction, btw. I was happy you both got the humour.
Worlds End is better.
5:15 Gets me how no one has connected the fact that Edd is his dealer lol
This one out of the trilogy could probably have done with a bigger budget. Hot Fuzz still only cost £12 million ($15 million US), which is a fraction of something like Zombieland, but they really perfected the genre they were going for. World's End needs a bit of life experience to be appreciated, which might be why it doesn't get the love it deserves, imho.
You know I actually enjoyed the indie film element of this movie!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment All three have that Indie feel, it's just Shawn feels like that TV series pilot episode, and the others feel more polished. I've used 'feel' three times in that last sentence!! They're a must watch, if you liked Shawn!
Tucker & Dale vs Evil should be your next reaction! As for this reaction, your faces when the zombies (I shouldn't say that word) tear into David is, by itself, worth watching this video! But you two are so fun to watch and listen to! I thought the movie was worth at least 4.5 Hoots, although not as funny to me as Monty Python, it was still very funny!
Aww thank you!! Agreed!
its the first part of a triology xD
Here we go! Excellent 🇬🇧🙂
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Guess there was no need for translation, then😅 glad you enjoyed it, very English/British sense of humour. Ever seen 'Dog Soldiers'?
We haven’t
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment a good werewolf film with similar (but darker) comedy
You two make me laugh so much lol thanks
Aww good!
“It’s on random…😭”
-Shaun of the dead
Great reaction. His friends lifestyle remained mostly the same after becoming a zombie. So I didn't feel too sad.
Thanks! Haha
Another fun zombie horror/comedy is Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse. I think you would enjoy it
Makes me wanna watch "Black Books"
Haven’t seen it!
“Hot Fuzz” next please.
The best zombie movie since the original one, Night of the Living Dead.
LOVE the cast.
Fun fact: Yvonne, who led the bizzaro group of survivors, was his costar on Spaced, a 90s geek-chic British sitcom.
It's the first part of 'The Cornetto Trilogy', Hot Fuzz and Worlds End are the next two.
the song playing on the bus is called zombie nation
That's the difference between British vs American film/TV shows, British don't have happy endings, it makes the show/film more realistic, Americans love a happy ending.
This is a classic to all us Brits 👍👍 Love both of your reactions ladies ❤
Thank you!!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment 😘
Us Americans too.
Glad you two checked this one out. This is one of my favorites of all time ❤
I think this was one of the first ever romantic 💘 , zombie 🧟♀️ comedies 🎭😂
They did advertise it as a romzomcom 😁
*Highly Recommendation*
React This Movie "RRR : RISE ROSR REVOLT"
*This Movie won All International Award And a song from this film has won an Oscar.*
Thank you :)
Why am I hooked on your show? I enjoyed watching Airplane and Shawn of the Dead with you two. :)
Good! It’s a healthy addiction 😁
This movie is a big love letter to George Romero and his zombie trilogy (Night of the Living Dead '68, Dawn of the Dead '78, Day of the Dead '85). And its jammed with references and music cues from those films ("Were coming to get you Barbara"). Romero was actually the first person the director Edgar Wright showed the finished film to.. he loved it so much, he gave them a cameo in his movie Land of the Dead, which was the first of Romero's 2nd zombie trilogy.
Fun reaction to a classic movie. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!!
One of the funniest zombie comedy horror movies ever made!
Right up there with Zombieland, Return Of The Living Dead and Train To Busan.
Funny how Ed did eventually go and live in the shed.
SotD vs Zombieland, is day 1 and how you deal w/the shock and how to survive not knowing how to survive. ZL is the ones that have learned to survive mo's after day 1.
Thanks ladies modern classic
Hot Fuzz. That's next, and far better!
❤ I’d like to know did you have subtitles on for the British cockney accents ❓ I don’t remember liking this movie seeing it one time, but maybe my funny bone was off that day 🤷🏻♂️ I’ll give another shot sometime thanks to you ladies and two 👍🏼👍🏼 up re acting
Need check out red vs dead, dead snow 2! The Star wars references are homage!
One of my favorite zombie movies
Hi recomend ( let the right one in 2008 Swedish version) 98 positive review on Rotten Tomatoes
You need to watch Paul another one from Simon Pegg, it is brilliant!
Fun fact, everyone that appears in the opening scenes is seen again as a zombie during the movie.
Funny movie! It was so silly with the British take.
I enjoyed all three of the Wright movies but 'Hot Fuzz' is still my favourite. If they are not on your react list, may I suggest 'Paul'? Pegg and Frost team up again, only in the United States as a couple of science fiction geeks who end up travelling across country with an extra terrestrial named Paul, voiced by Seth Rogen. Not a fan of Mr. Rogen but he was pretty good in this one. Also a classic horror/ kind of comedy you might enjoy, 'An American Werewolf in London' from 1981! Really enjoyed watching you two react to 'Shaun of the Dead'!
Pete is also the Sommelier from John Wick 2.
Classic movie, i watched with my sons many moons ago. Im sure people have pointed out hot fuzz to watch which is the same people and i think worlds end which are the cornetto trilogy! Its just the english way head to the pub to meet up. Were so predictable like that. Ive got an old series of films that are from the60s called carry on films. Typical british humour and very un pc but a staple to watch growing up. My faves were carry on up the khyber and carry on camping or any of the hospital ones
❤ I’d like to know did you have subtitles on for the British cockney accent ❓I don’t remember liking this movie seeing it just one time, but maybe my funny bone was off that day 🤷🏻♂️ I’ll give it another shot sometime thanks to you angels 😇👩🏻🦱👩🏻🦰 and two thubls 👍🏻👍🏻 re acting to it. Happy you enjoyed it
Thank you!!
You can't go wrong with Edgar Wright films. Hot Fuzz, World's End, Baby Driver; they are all great!
We have reactions to those first 2
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Baby Driver isn't a comedy, but it has great stunt driving and fun story. I'll be watching your reactions to Hot Fuzz and World's End this weekend. I've only recently discovered this channel but you two are a blast to watch. You remind me of myself and my best friend and how we watch movies just laughing together. Looking forward to the rest of your summer of comedy!
I've never seen this channel and I'm distracted.
I'm sensing a theme within a theme. (Sort of like a Dream Within a Dream a poem by Edgar Allen Poe - a horror-ish writer, but I digress.) Main theme horror, sub theme, zombies. Night of the Living Dead is the original and a classic. Just a suggestion if you continue on in this theme. Nice reaction to this. I find it interesting you lowered your score because of the friend dying but not the mom.
Autumn you mean, the fall sounds so end of the world.
Fall to us just makes us think of a wonderful time of the year 😁
Hello, watching this for the second time, great fun. Hoping you'll do hot fuzz, along with lock stock and two smoking barrels and snatch soon. Just a thought and I know you don't do music reactions but your channel name does start with (sound) so I thought maybe you could react to Hi Ren by Ren, if you haven't heard it already, it is probably one of the most amazing performances for years, shot in a live one take. Ren fans will flock to see your reaction and along with the movies mentioned you will know doubt get a lot of new British subs. Love your channel, always look forward to your content. 🇬🇧🙂just a quick edit, if you do watch hi ren and like it, watch the tale of jenny and screech, full version after that, it is genius. They're not just songs bit works of art. Thank you. Just had to do another edit. You definitely don't have sound in your channel name. I really must fact check before i have a couple of drinks and start rambling, i do apologise lol
Thanks Paul!!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainmentno worries, always a pleasure. If you do decide to react to the bardcore Ren, he loves reactors and will always give permission, even if you get a copyright block, it gets an ok on appeal. Hi Ren has 20 million views and there is no one else like Ren. Hot fuzz please lol
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment sorry still going on but seriously if you can react to Hi Ren it would be great, I must have literally watched hundreds of reactions to it to get the buzz of seeing it for the first time again and I would live to see my two favourite ladies react to it, it leaves many in tears and most speechless, Ren fans call themselves renegades, there are renologists, reniverse, it goes on lol, I'll stop going on now sorry about that lol
Part of the Cornetto Trilogy.
This movie so reminds me of the German music video Die Arzte - Junge
Hot fuzz is a murder mystery. Same guys funny
Love this movie thanks force of light😊
Thanks for watching!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment have you seen carrie from 1976📼
Well, now you have to watch the rest of the Cornetto trilogy.
We're coming to get you Barbara is a line from the original Night of The Living Dead 1968, "Their coming to get you Barbara". If you want a good Comedy Zombie Movie watch Night of The Comet 1984 and The Return of the Living Dead 1985..
Got you! Thanks!
This movie is great
You should watch crocodile Dundee 1 & 2. You should also watch Notting Hill
Actually have never seen either!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment they’re all good movies, you won’t regret watching them!
@@Wiiggz thanks!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment no one ever does Notting Hill on here either, it’s surprising because it’s a good Rom com.
This was part of Edgar Wright's "Cornetto Trilogy"... "Shaun of the Dead" for Zombies, "Hot Fuzz" for Slashers and "The World's End" for Aliens... ALL Great Movies!
Simon Pegg (Shaun) and Nick Frost (Ed) Team up for a GREAT American Comedy called "Paul". It's also a Banger!
Spoiler alert.
The feast movie trilogies. They're not too funny but they are funny/brutal good. Except the 3rd
Those weren't CDs ... lol they were Albums.
I loved "Hot Fuzz" and "Paul" but I do not like modern zombie movies. I guess I'm hung up on the original voodoo zombies
Wait until you see Hot Fuzz 😂😂😂
The next one from the Cornetto Trilogy is the best... try HOT FUZZ
Great reaction Ladies
Hot Fuzz next please ❤
Thank you!!
I’ve seen this movie so many times. Any time and any place I hear either of those two Queen songs, I’m taken right back to those scenes.