First Time Watching | Shaun Of The Dead (2004) | REACTION
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American Couple First Time Watching Shaun Of The Dead, a British Comedy starring Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Dylan Moran, and Bill Nighy among others in the first film of the Cornetto Trilogy. ENJOY!
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Just to say, we may not have guns, but nothing beats an Englishman when he's on his 6th pint and is armed with a cricket bat.
Alternatively, three snooker balls in a sock.
Everyone and their mums is packin' round 'ere.
Compound bow or crossbow the COBRA adder reloading bow is my favorite with 175lb pressure it'll go through a bulletproof vest and it's legal to own without a license just as long as you don't have a criminal record I'm ready for the zombie apocalypse
@@nothernmonkey8612 Versus an auto rifle? Lol You and your family will get splatted, you sad rambo wannabe 😂
An Irishman on his eighth pint and his bare fists beg to differ.
I can't believe you cut out the scene where Shaun makes a plan about going to the Winchester and waiting for it to all blow over. That's the most iconic scene in this film and is a British meme.
Hot Fuzz is my favourite from the trilogy, and would happily welcome a reaction from you guys! If you liked this, you'll love that too - keep it up you guys!
Yes, HF is definitely the best of the 3.
I cannot wait for the reaction
Agree there!
My fav is Hot Fuzz
But I would recommend that, in their own time, they watch a few episodes of Midsomer Murders, just so they know what the film is taking the mick out of.
The Cornetto trilogy are all written, directed and acted by the same people. They are different characters, different stories - but they have similar styles. The Cornetto comes from Simon Pegg, Nick Frost & Edgar Wright using Cornetto ice creams as a hangover cure.
Chronologically the films are:
Shaun of the Dead - Strawberry Cornetto (Zombie / Horror)
Hot Fuzz - Vanilla Cornetto (buddy cop / action)
World's End - Mint Cornetto (Sci-fi)
Strawberry = Red for blood
Vanilla = Blue for the police
Mint = Green for aliens
Vanilla isn't blue.
@@david-spliso1928 Vanilla Cornetto comes in blue wrapping
@@anthonyholroyd5359 I've never seen vanilla. Vanilla itself is yellowy off white, as we all know.
The girl you liked who saved them at the end(Jessica Stevenson) & Shaun (Simon Pegg) did a sitcom together called "Spaced". It's heavily stylised with lots of common movie tropes, quotes & spoofs, you guys should definitely check out!!
10/10 would recommend. Quick, witty and also directed by Edgar Wright.
Yes, I love spaced. Love to go back to it every now and then.
The scene with Wheels the courier as he forms a dance tune from the door bell, kettle etc etc 😂😂😂
Nick Frost was also in SPACED (played his best mate ED in Shaun of the dead) as well as Mark Heap (from Saturday Night Dinner), Bill Bailey and Peter Serafinowicz also appear.
@@carlstyth8368 everyone agrees that is the best bit 😂
Recommend Spaced, made by all the same people
"Fire makes bullets go off? What if a gun store catches on fire? That's not safe"
I can't think of a more American expression lol
Yes, let's take a 5 minute pause to discuss it!
Hot Fuzz is part of the same trilogy that is equally as good
If not better..
HF is the best of the 3.
Yeah my favourite of the trilogy
Hot Fuzz is way better, in my opinion. That’s not because SotD is bad (it’s excellent). It’s just Hot Fuzz really is _that_ good.
@@BaresEatBeats World's End is by far the least good. That doesn't work as comedy or sci-fi.
Don't feel bad for Ed, he was pretty much a zombie before he was infected. Now he's living his best life playing video games in a shed.
Peter Serafinowicz who played the annoying flatmate Pete was the voice of 'Darth Maul' in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
You serious
@@kmc19xx59 Yep. He barely speaks, only in one conversation with the Emperor, but when he does, it's Pete(r).
@@dabe1971 that's dope
This is a master class in film making, EVERYTHING in this film is established and referenced previously. From the vinyl in the garden, to the Winchester rifle to Pete telling Ed to go live in the shed (which he is in the final shot). It's so good
"next time I see him... He's DEAD" A personal favourite of mine
Edgar Wright is an absolute genius
@@coldbluddjp And telling the kid that kicks the football at him "You're dead".
So many call backs, you even see poor Mary as a checkout assistant in the montage at the beginning (about 3 and a half mins in), name tag and all! 🤣
Also what a lot of people miss is the references to classic zombie films. Obviously the Dawn of the dead opening music, the line "we're coming to get you barbara" is a similar line to onw in the original Night of the living dead". Such clever filmmaking.
The woman that Queen Boomer said she liked is in a classic British comedy show with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost called 'Spaced'. Definitely worth a watch!!
Jessica Hynes?
Queen Boomer's transformation with this one from "Oo, I hope it's not scary" to "Take him out!" is almost better than the movie. Badass!
Edgar Wright is such a brilliant director. Before the "outbreak" starts, he shows that in normal life, basically everyone is a zombie, going through the motions blindly.
The Irish guy in glasses, Dylan Moran, a series called Black Books, written by Graham Linehan and Dylan, hysterically funny. Linehan also wrote Father Ted and the IT Crowd.
The TV series "Spaced" is worth a look, it predates the trilogy by quite a few years with many of the same actors and the same writers, it is quite iconic.
and has a resident evil episode where the idea of this film came from
I don't think hardly anyone has reacted to Spaced.
Absolutely
Spaced is fantastic.
If you want Dylan Moran who played David to redeem himself, seek out a series called 'Black Books' which he starred and co-wrote. The first series is an absolute classic.
Cannot back this comment enough. Black books is criminally under-represented in review channels.
I've just commented about Spaced, above, but honestly, Black Books is my top fav of comedy series, so yes, more more more!
Such a great show! A series reaction would be awesome 👌
Yes yes yes
True and the actress who plays Fran in Black Books is briefly in this movie
"We're coming to get you Barbara" is an homage to a line from the original night of the living dead movie from 1968.
i know its 11 months later but this is one of my go to movie facts, romero is king.
Hot Fuzz is my own favourite of the trilogy.
I'm sure it must have been mentioned in the other comments, but a Cornetto is an ice-cream - Ed asks for one when Shaun goes to the shop, and sits and eats it (you can see him licking the lid with 'Cornetto' written on it) when they sit and watch TV after they've dealt with their first zombies in the garden.
This, Hot Fuzz and The World's End form the Trilogy, which is based around the different flavour and wrapper colour featured in each film.
And the flavour of the Cornetto they're eating in each film also relates to the type of film:
Red (Strawberry): Zombies SoTD
Blue (Original): Police HF
Green (Mint): Aliens TWE
Imo this is a highly intelligent film. You notice that key scenes of dialogue get repeated but their inference changed, all going to create not only funny scenes but very poignant too. Oh and it goes without saying that Edgar Wrights direction is superb!
Has anyone else noticed that King Boomer’s accent gets ever so slightly British when he watched our films and TV shows?! 😂 Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤
I feel like this is a perfect example of how the UK would be in a zombie apocalypse 😂
HOT FUZZ. Not only the best in the trilogy, but up there as one of my favourite films of all time (and I’m a harsh critic). It’s a masterpiece.
Hot.
Fuzz.
Ah, the beginning of ‘the Cornetto Trilogy’, excellent.
Towards the end where the zombies are massed outside, one of them has a yellow cycling (or baseball) cap on - this character was named 'Tyres' O'Flaherty in the sitcom Spaced that Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson previously wrote and starred in, and is played by the same actor (Michael Smiley) in both film and series. A brilliant cameo from one of their old acting pals.
Never noticed that one! He doesn't even seem to be a zombie, just er _spaced out_ listening to his music like his character in Spaced! 🤣
He was probably so off his face they probably didn't notice 😊
Simon Pegg has done a bit of acting in America, he is Scotty in the rebooted Star Trek films, and a full time member of the Mission Impossible franchise ... :-D
And now for the compulsory second watch that feels like a whole new movie as you start noticing things
Fun fact: Diane actually survived. She climbed a tree and stayed up there for days on end, eating David's leg to survive. Too terrified to come down. Eventually, she does, and she goes through all sorts of mental treatment and supposedly sends Shaun and Liz a Christmas card every year.
:o
19 years later... (well 16 in my case, I was a bit young when it came out)
I can't believe this.
@@ButWhatIfItIs 😅 surprise!
Loved seeing that comic on the DVD when it came out. I think there were two others, maybe one about how Mary ended up in Shaun and Ed's garden but I can't remember the other one.
@Simian Supreme wasn't it showing what happened to Ed after Shaun and Liz left the cellar? He lined up a collateral with his last 2 rounds and then hid from the military, and then Shaun went back to find him, and he was a zombie hiding in the shadows of the cellar
@@Roadkill-Films yeah that sounds familiar. All three were pretty good in wrapping up the tiny loose ends of the story. I think Diane's is the more memorable of the three though, it's the one that stands out the most and the funniest when you watch the scene and remember how she somehow survives through that giant hoard of zombies with a just a severed leg.
You definitely need to watch this again, the films in the trilogy are purposely ‘layered’. They filmed it with the intention of you going and re-watching and noticing things you didn’t the first watch, it all ties in with the plot. Masterful writing and directing. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I think most of it went over their head tbh
George Romero, the writer and director of the original 1978 Dawn of the Dead, really liked this film. So much so he cast Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright in Land of the Dead. A lot of the music cues in this come from Dawn of the Dead. Masterclass of a film, on a par with hot fuzz for jokes and foreshadowing
Peter Serafinowitz who plays Pete the annoying (then Zombie) flatmate is actually the voice of Darth maul from episode 1
Morph was Tony Harts claymation friend on children's TV show Take Hart
Pegg and the girl who was leading the other group both did a show that pre-dates this called 'Spaced'. Well worth a watch. Also, in her group was Martin Freeman (Bilbo Baggins) who was in the UK Office along with Dianne
Also in the group was the brilliant Reece Shearsmith
Also Tasmin Greig who is Jackie in Friday Night Dinner
This one, and the whole trilogy, are movies you need to watch several times to really appreciate and catch everything 👍
Cornetto is the brand of ice cream cone they had when they sat down. In each of their movies they have cornettos, kinda like a catchphrase for them
Simon Peg is such a fun actor and person. My Daughter went to Alton Towers and whilst strolling around Mr Peg was right there with his family. He was so nice and asked if she wanted a photo with him.
Cornetto is an ice cream which is where the Cornetto trilogy comes from. Lots of comments about the other movies Edger Wright and Simon Pegg wrote - Also Simon Pegg played Scotty in the JJ Abrams Trek movies.
* Edgar
17:09 "We're coming to get you Barbara" is a quote from the film Night of the Living Dead.
In my top 10 movies of all time. Even visited some of the filming locations - did the walk from Shaun’s house to the newsagents - and yes I did get a Coke and Cornetto.
"Morph cocktail" tho.....🤦🏻♂️👏👏😂😂😂
You're not wrong Queen Boomer, bullets are the dangerous bits!rubber bullets for everyone!👀🤷♂️😂😂💜
When nick frost says we're coming to get you barbara, that's a throwback to the original night of the living dead movie when the guy is teasing his girlfriend by saying, they're coming to get you barbara
Ironic of her saying the gun stores catching on fire isn’t safe but she’s happy to have gun stores in the first place 😂 classic Americans
True mates in Britain support each other to the death! Even if we've not seen each other in years! True honour!
Dylan Moran who plays David is a comedian who is really likeable. Btw, Fuzz was an American word for the police in the 60's/70's there was even a film called Fuzz in about 75.
Watching an American slowly realise that bullets are dangerous is an experience.
I'm a fella from the UK who found it hard to wait till my two young boys became old enough to watch this without grassing me up to their Mum! They loved it, loved Simon Pegg, knew it was all acting and had no nightmares! I educated them with South Park, too, so thank you America for helping them to turn out normal 🎉.
You'll love Hot Fuzz, too, so get on it ASAP. That was filmed just 15 miles from my house so even more funny than it actually is.
Again, brilliant reaction vid. We need to get you more subscribers and I've forwarded your videos to freinds of mine, they've watched them and loved them too 😅. Thanks 👍.
Cool, I lived in a place called Emborough, out past the Slab House pub back from Wells, where Hot Fuzz was filmed, towards Chilcompton, Midsomer Norton and Radstock.
Saw Hot Fuzz at the cinema while I was living in Australia and recognised it straight away. 👍🏻
@@johnlatchem7070 Did it make you homesick? I've definitely had that experience in a cinema thousands of miles away from where I grew up.
My 12 year old watched it on Saturday! I couldn’t wait any longer! She loved it 😊
Yep, I did feel a bit homesick I will admit. Dropping down into Wells from where I lived and seeing Glastonbury Tor poking up through the spring mist on a sunny morning is an awesome memory. Loved it. X
His moody house mate was also Darth Maul in star wars
Only the voice
Pegg and Frost are both in the sitcom “Spaced” with Jessica Hines (co-wrote with Pegg). Mark Heap also features regularly.
A thick metal box full of bullets being cooked would just be a huge bomb
Since this film whenever anything goes wrong we say " Let's go to the Winchester and wait for all this to blow over" but replace the Winchester with our locals name lol
Some trivia - The Winchester is a real pub. It used to be Simon Pegg's regular watering hole and he used to go there with Chris Martin from Coldplay before they were famous.
Ed's line "We're coming to get you Barbara" is a reference to Night Of The Living Dead, where the heroine's brother teases her in the graveyard saying "THEY'RE coming to get you Barbara".
There are a couple of cuts to allow for UK-US language differences. In the UK version he says about the girl in the garden "She's so pissed", meaning drunk, but to avoid confusion the US line was changed to simply "She's so drunk". So you're watching the US recut here.
You might not have realised, but when the group runs into their lookalikes, Maggie is actually Jackie from Friday Night Dinner.
"You ever squeezed a bird? 😜" LMAO
David was was played by Dylan Moran, he's a great stand-up comedian. A Cornetto is a brand of ice cream, if you remember Ed was eating one sat in the house.
One of my favorite foreshadowing lines is Ed and Shaun's flatmate telling Ed "if you wanna live like an animal, live in the shed"
It’s called the Cornetto trilogy due to the 3 films all having a Cornetto ice cream involved in them.
Shaun of the dead, shows a red (strawberry) Cornetto in it symbolic of the blood/zombies
Hot Fuzz, shows the original blue and white (Vanilla) Cornetto the colours of the police.
Worlds End, shows a green (Mint) Cornetto resembling (You’ll find out when you watch the film)
37.00 was the funniest boomers moment.
Its like the time I first heard two teenage girls discussing football and one asking 'why dont they just score'? and the other saying "i dont know, I dont think they are allowed to until everyone shouts at them' lol
But yes imagine a metal box that is temperature proof and bullet proof and cheap enough for every gun store in America to have alot of them... lol
And so begins the Cornetto trilogy 😅
A Cornetto is a type of pre-packaged ice cream cone, they eat one in each of the trilogy.
The final part of the trilogy - the World's End - is the best of the three: a superb psychological study of Alcoholism and yet still funny. A Cornetto is an ice-cream, very popular in the UK.
Omg Shawn of the dead thanks for this please do the trilogy hot fuzz and world's end next u love them btw love the channel u guys no that hope your both doing well love from the UK x
Glad you enjoyed this movie - great to watch along with you.
Could I suggest you watch the series _SPACED_ - by the same director (Edgar Wright) and also starring _Simon Pegg_ and that _girl that QB liked_ ..and a whole bunch of people outta this movie.
It's a quieter non-scary sitcom about two strangers getting a flatshare together (sharing an appartment) in London.
It's really kooky, funny and has a zillion film references.
Absolutely brilliant.
The film was actually inspired by an episode of Spaced when Simon Pegg's character hallucinates after taking cheap speed and playing a marathon session of Resident Evil. The series was also co-written by Pegg and Jessica Hynes who played Yvonne who saved them with the "Biohazard" team. Simon and Edgar Wright thought it would be a great basis for a movie and this was the result. Hot Fuzz is the best of the Trilogy.
We don't need to go to a festival, we just have to dig down 5 feet in the back garden for a Gladius.
Queen Boomer wants to move to the arctic circle where there is no heat and nobody smacks the bottom of bullets lol
I approve of the Gladius. Huge respect for your choice in swords.
And we are only allowed a pen knife with a 3 inch blade.....
Anything larger than three inches makes the government feel inadequate.
@@margaretflounders8510 It's perfectly legal to own a gladius in the UK, as they don't fall under the definition of "curved sword". You can have it in your home and do what you like with it. You just can't randomly carry it around with you; if you're taking it somewhere, it has to be secured and you have to have a good reason for it. "Three inch non-locking blade" is just the rule for what you can carry around for general use, not for what you can own.
We've got 3 Claymores and an Irish Gallowglass sword.....Any Zombies coming in will be Butchered. 😊
That’s the exact opposite of owning a tiny pen knife… If I went round to a persons house and saw a Gallowglass and three Claymores I would immediately start simping. 👍
Speaking of Dylan Moran, you guys should totally do a "Black Books" watch-along. One of the best UK series of all time imho.
24.00 The joke about when they meet the girls identical group is funnier because each of the actors playing the girls group were more famous and successful in the UK at that time than the ones who are with Sean in this movie. Its a subtle joke but a good one.
Simon & Nick are always good together as a team in a comedy film - Hot Fuzz, Shaun, Worlds End & Paul (their Sci-Fi comedy one) . . . But Simon has also been in at least 2 M.I. films with Tom Cruise now as the tech guy . . . he also wrote - or co wrote one of the newer Star Trek films and was in the cast as the chief engineer Scotty also . . . He does get about . . . !!!!
Simon Pegg, Jessica Stevenson (the woman Shaun kept running into) and Mark Heap (Jim the strange neighbor on Friday Night Dinner) were in a funny show way back in 2000 called Spaced.
9:57 - I always thought the groaning zombie was the voice of Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge). I never did find out.
'Hot Fuzz' and 'Worlds End' are the other two movies
Queen boomer is so adorable when she didnt know about the bullets shooting off when near flames and heat etc lol it was cute king boomer explaining about it, you two are great and i do love the reactions especially more when both of you are reacting as you bounce so well off each other, king boomer id follow ya as a leader in a zombie apocalypse aswel mate, but only if i can have a pint aswel 😂
though, for a round to get enough kinetic energy to go through metal it needs to accelerate down a long barrel. I expect 10mm metal will be enough to stop these rounds going off.
The zombie flatmate is peter sarafenawitch and he does an awesome impression of Sean Locke on 8 out of 10 cats as his teammate it's worth a watch 👍
Shaun of the dead is an classic and legendary movie🇬🇧
Might be a bit late but for context, here in Britain everyone has their ‘local’, which is their FAVOURITE pub they go to. You remain loyal to your local. The Whinchester is their local and so they wont go anywhere else. Also a pub is like a bar but more social and they also have food, and have a lot of local history behind them, some of our pubs are older than the US!
Hot Fuzz is another great one from the Trilogy, but have you guys seen Paul yet? That is fantastic and another great film from Frost and Pegg!
I think, I'm sure I'm right but Cornetto (right spelling?) is because they eat a Cornetto ice cream in every film. It's like a ice cream cone with different toppings. But yeah there is a scene in each film were they eat one 😅
When yhe kid first kicked the ball at him.. he threatened him.. "you're dead".. he ended up up dead.. Ed was told he should live in the shed.. he did.. .. shaun being told "you've got red on you".. he did
'They're coming to get you, Barbara!' is a quote from the opening scene of Night of the Living Dead (1968).
What a unique moment that we just observed someone realize for the first time in her life, that bullets are tiny explosives.
Been waiting for this one. Glad you're watching it together.
I grew up across the road from the Winchester (Duke of Albany) pub. My mum worked in that pub a few years before the film. It was a really rough Millwall supporters pub. 😂 It has since been changed into flats (apartments) though. You can still make out the pub from it though, which is cool. Still in New Cross, South East London.
They were using locals as extras. I remember watching them film the scenes outside the park and pub when I was 16. I had no idea how big the movie would become. I assumed it was just some low budget movie. 😂 A couple of years after its release, I came across it to rent whilst I was in Australia. Blew my tiny little mind.
The Queen when David’s getting ripped apart: “yeeaaah”.
I've shocked it's taken you this long to watch this. It's a classic. ;)
Hot Fuzz is great, too. Last year, I finally visited Wells in Somerset, where Hot Fuzz was (mostly) filmed.
The pub there has photos of the cast and crew, plus the police bulletproof jacket. lol
I enjoyed World's End, but had to re-watch it a couple of times to really "get it". Pegg plays a great character in that.
What is a Cornetto? It's a pre made ice cream cone, sold singularly or in packs of 4 or 6, located in the ice cream freezer at the store.
Their flatmate Pete, the naked zombie, also was the voice of Darth Maul in 'The Phantom Menace'.
Might have also noticed that the other group of survivors had Martin Freeman as their version of the love interest.
Any film with these two is worth watching.
''We're coming to get you, Barbara''
Magie the next women down the line in the "same group lineup" is the mother from friday night dinner.
Her and the guy that plays david with the glasses are both in a comedy called Black Books which is great. Also has Bill Bailey and Bill makes an appearance in Hot Fuzz
Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and the guy that plays Pete all make appearances in Black Books too
Queen Boomer: So reminded of Rocket's bomb 'I was gonna put it in a box' from Guardians of the Galaxy :) Pete's line to Ed earlier, 'If you want to live like an animal, go and live in a shed'. 'David' is played by Dylan Moran, who is secretly a great actor, although is is known for stand up comedy. You might like to try 'Black Books' his comedy series.
Just stumbled upon your videos and I love the reactions his laugh is so contagious! “Morph cocktail” 😂😂
This is one of my favourite films of all time
There have been times when gun stores and ammo-dumps have caught fire and cooked off all the ammo. Basically, you put an order out for everyone to take shelter in doors and let it burn. Since you can't send firefighters over to deal with the blaze because bullets are 1000s of bullets are popping off randomly.
Edit. Plus, you have to wait for hours since they can go off a long time after getting hot. Not just open flame.
OMG! The amount of times I've watched this and never clocked Rafe Spall till now! Like seeing Corden in Teachers after not watching it for a good number of years, ngl, made me smile.
The guy who plays their long suffering housemate was Peter Serofinowiz (excuse missspelling) also voiced Darth Maul in Phantom Menace.
i enjoyed the part where your missus realised that bullets, ammo and stuff that blows up isnt safe. no wait that wasnt the movie at all...........also, the end part where you dont get it - Ed living in the shed playing playstation is basically what Pete suggests he does in the beginning, ergo - his life is essentially unchanged and is therefore a happy ending............tadaaaaa
26:42 Tires cameo! The only person wearing color and he's in rave mode! Oh, Nonsense, bullets just go pop like weak fire crackers, the rounds don't have velocity to do that. Still waiting for Evon of the dead.
When Sean’s group meet that ladies group with basically the same people, one of the women is the mother from Friday night dinner
...and everytime you watch it again, you see new clues. ...thats the fun of this movie...
Cornetto is a brand of ice cream in a cone. Ed is eating one from the bloodied up Indian guy's store after they've bashed the two zombies in the back garden. "You got red on you".
The Cornetto reference returns in the two not-really-sequels, "Hot Fuzz" and "World's End".
“He’s got an arm off! Get him!” 🤣
Hot fuzz is part of the trilogy and it’s definitely the best imo, funnier as well.