Villagers! Join us at 7:30 PM (PDT) for our LIVE PREMIERE of our first "Spooky Movie" (that isn't that spooky) of the season! Des was NOT happy with me for picking this one - but it made for a fun watch. So pull up a chair, join the crew, and watch along with us tonight! 🧟♂🧟♀🧟🎃🎃😂
Can you guys also please react to The Legend of Tarzan (2016) starring Alexander Skarsgård, Samuel L. Jackson, Margot Robbie, and Christoph Waltz? And maybe The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) directed, produced, & starring Ben Stiller
17:35 Everybody always calls out how he doesn't notice anything but this is such a good presentation of the stagnation in his life. The exact thing that Liz broke up with him for. Every single day he walks the same path, trips over the same curb, to the same store, making the same choice of drink. He's so set in his routine that he doesn't notice the zombies.
They actually lay out what happens in the film early on at The Winchester. “We’ll have a Bloody Mary first thing [they kill a zombie named Mary in the backyard], a bite at the King’s Head [Shaun’s stepdad Phillip gets bitten in the head], couple at the Little Princess [Liz is the Little Princess and David and Dianne are the couple], stagger back here [they imitate zombies to get through a horde of the undead to the Winchester], and bang, back at the bar for shots [they use the pub’s Winchester rifle to shoot the zombies].” Also you have "You're dead" to the kid with the ball. "Next time I see him, he's dead" to the flatmate and " If you want to live like an animal, go live in the shed" to Ed who ends up living in a shed.
here's another 'blink and you'll miss it' (or in that case, don't freeze-frame and you'll miss it) joke I've never seen mentioned: "the place that does all the fish" is the literal name of the restaurant in the yellow pages xD
also I've just noticed on this rewatch that pete tells ed "you wanna live like an animal, go live in the shed!" when he's angry after throwing the record out of the window... this script is tighter than I thought. Hot Fuzz does it more obviously, probably to its own advantage.
I love when they do that. I notice it in American films sometimes, too. Clearly need to go to London, so I can catch it in future films. That's a business trip, right?! - Des
Now you got the zombie film out of the way, Des can relax and enjoy Hot Fuzz. Same jump cuts but completely different movie. A lot of fun as a parody of other films (no spoilers). Thanks for reacting!
So, the back story you're missing here is that prior to this movie, they had a TV show called "Spaced" that Edgar Wright directed, and that Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes, who played Yvonne the Shaun female counterpart, both wrote and starred in as strangers that posed as a couple to get a flat, in kind of a "Three's Company" type thing I guess, but are just flatmates/friends, and he's just a geek that works in a comic book store, and whatever else. Nick Frost hadn't even been an actor when Simon Pegg met him when they worked together as waiters in a restaurant, but they became fast friends, and Simon just thought he was so naturally funny, that they just threw him in the show as Simon's buddy, despite him having no real experience as an actor, so that's how that started. My assumption about the Yvonne character has always been that they just wrote it in to the script as an inside gag for the "Spaced" fans, and probably also just to throw Jessica Hynes a bone as a friend, even though she wasn't really apart of this at all.
Awesome stuff, Richie, thank you for this! I watched "Spaced" well after the fact and kicked myself for missing out for so long. I don't think Des has seen it, so maybe we'll have to do it at some point because I'd love to re-watch. Thanks again! - Greg
Holy moly. I never until now realized that the crappy teen coworker at Shawn's job is one of the Andys from Hot Fuzz! Might've never made the connection if you hadn't put that little info note up on screen. Fantastic reaction!
He was in the single season of Cameron Crowe's "Roadies" in like 2015/2016 and it was the first time he stood out enough to become recognizable to me. Then I was amazed at all the times I had actually already seen him once I recognized his face.
Between them, Pegg, Frost and Serafinowicz have voiced 6 characters in Star Wars projects. As well as Peggs role in The Force Awakens. That said, given the saturated output, who hasn’t worked on a Star Wars project in recent years?
Once you realise it's not supposed to be scary but slapstick, it takes on a whole new perspective. That being said, despite it being slapstick, the scriptwriting, directing, etc., is so well done. It teases you with little details and references throughout, and when you least expect it, it brings you back full circle. For what it is, it's a brilliant film and should be on so many watchlists for many reasons.
There are sooo many references to George Romero's Dead trilogy here... from music cues (Dawn of the Dead '78) to "Were coming to get you Barbara" (Night of the Living Dead '68)... even Ed's reaction to getting bit (similar to a scene in Day of the Dead '85). Btw Edgar Wright sent his final cut to George via DVD before the film was released, to get his blessing... and he absutley loved it. So much so he gave Simon and Nick cameos in his 4th zombie film, Land of the Dead.
Thank you, I guess 😆Greg knew not telling me it was a comedy would be hilarious for him to watch. As I was watching, I thought it was going to be like Scream - so I remained very tense and confused. I can't wait to rewatch it sometime more relaxed! - Des
I was already impressed with how you guys were able to watch a great movie like Deadpool and Wolverine and not completely ruin the reaction like so many other reactors managed to do, but Des' reason for watching this, one of the rare qualty horror movies, not just because it's October and like so many other channels that feel like they have to force themselves to wacth dumb scary movies all month, you've earned yourself a long, run-on sentence, as well as a new subscriber 👍
@@trav_9830 thank you! I'm afraid that I'm going to have to watch another "real" spooky movie now. We'll be chatting horror/thriller movies during our Live on Tuesday. 😱 Thank you so much for the sub! - Des
One of my fave zombie films. Loved Des's reactions. I also enjoy all the easter eggs and nods to other zombie films. The DVD has a great subtitle track that points them all out.
I’ve seen confusion from a few American/Canadian reactors, while watching this. I understand they may not recognise the actors, who are famous for comedy writing/roles, but, surely the pun in the title is a giveaway? Surely the script in the first scene was a giveaway? Surely the opening credit music was a giveaway? Tone, tone, tone. 🤦🏼♂️ 😜
@@theprophet9429 A little view into behind the scenes. Greg knows I'm not a fan of scary movies. He was doing everything to not let on it's a comedy and throw me off figuring out it was a comedy. I started to expect it to be more like Scream and was anticipating it being more scary with a few laughs vs. mostly funny. - Des
Now that you've done this one, Hot Fuzz is mandatory viewing. This movie was the director's first major feature film, Hot Fuzz being his second, and you can really see his craft improve. The 3rd one you can take or leave. The male roommate of Liz, the one who's dating the actress? His name is Dylan Moran, and he was in a genius show called "Black Books", with Bill Bailey and Tamsin Greig. The early seasons have some fun stuff in them if you come across it, special shout-out to the Pilot and "Grapes of Wrath".
Thank you for watching this modern classic that made me an instant fan of the actors/director!! Shaun of the Dead hit me like a cricket bat to the face when I was a socially awkward 15-year-old, and let me tell you, it was love at first bite! It’s such brilliant blend of horror and comedy. The way they balanced laughs with real stakes had me rolling one minute and gasping the next tbh. So yeah, I’m a massive fan, a “I can quote every line” kind of fan!!
So, you have the other 2 " Cornetto " films " Hot Fuzz " and " The World's End " and then for another Pegg & Frost standalone movie you have " Paul " 😉👍
Absolutely! We are watching Hot Fuzz Sunday, goal is to get that next week at some point. Then World's End and Paul will be coming as well! Thank you so much - Greg
If you guys haven't seen it, check out the comedy series Black Books, starring Dylan Moran, who despite playing a complete and utter prick in this movie, aka David, is actually hilarious, being a comedian with several stand-up specials. You'll even find nearly everyone from this film, appearing at some point or other, throughout the course of the series.
Have you ever seen/heard of Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon ? Indie, first time writers and director, horror/comedy. (Not the wacky haha kind). Really really really interesting concept. Movie within a movie. A new perspective on a traditional slasher while nodding to the genre and making fun of itself at the same time. Some good poetic dialogue. Some decent acting (some undecent). Really unique though. Check it out when you’re not reacting some time.
My Post Movie Missions- 1) Create a screen grab gradient of Des’s stress measurements 😊 2) Find a way to use Greg’s phrase “alternate her” in conversation 😅 Great reaction y’all!!!
I'm sure I'm not the first person to suggest this, but I'd love to see you folks react to Scott Pilgrim vs the World, if one or both of you haven't seen it already.
The man behind Martin Freeman is the brilliant Reece Shearsmith ( The League of Gentlemen, Psychoville and Inside No 9, along with Steve Pemberton he is one of the best writer / actors around 😊😊😊😊
Zombieland is well worth a watch as is the sequel but if you want a little more scary but with great comedy elements try Dog soldiers a British comedy horror that predates this by a few years. Some absolutely iconic comedy lines i won't spoil.
I've watched this movie so many times, and watched many reactions, but this is the first time I have noticed that the girl in the garden was the supermarket cashier in the opening title sequence!
Can you guys also please react to The Legend of Tarzan (2016) starring Alexander Skarsgård, Samuel L. Jackson, Margot Robbie, and Christoph Waltz? And maybe The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) directed, produced, & starring Ben Stiller
Somewhat random, but I always seem to be the one who gets pop culture references most in my friend group & while watching reactions. Except for savvy nerds like you
The reason ed (Nick Frost) has bald spot is because he was shaving his scrotum so he would naturally scratch himself throughout filming as part of his character. Simon Pegg grabbed the electric razor and took a chunk of his hair with it. Not sure why Nick Frost decided to shave his nuts while Simon Pegg was in the same room. But that's the story behind the bald spot.
@@videovillagereactions apparently so. They were drunk and shaving, Simon confirmed in an interview what exactly it was that they were shaving, Simon said 'the next morning they convinced nick frost that he himself suggested shaving his head'.
Thanks for watching. I’m not his gf. I was stressed about zombies, so no, I wasn’t going to laugh at everything. And I did laugh. You were probably busy laughing at everything to notice. Glad you like the film! (Also, your not you’re)
Love your reactions. But the comic book movies are stupid and my horses deserve to be loved over watching modern no talent trash movies that suck. If you guys want to see some old masterpieces id totally make time to watxh with you. Frist recommendation"the man who shot Liberty Valance" second any Romero zombie film. Love yas see ya next time
@@videovillagereactions shawn of the dead is not a comic book i was talking about previous videos you posted that i skipped because old people dont like comics or video games
I wish I could say it was a fake laugh or a try hard one, but I was born with that loud cackle, I just love movies. (also, not husband just for the record). But I hear you, I don't mean to overwhelm the reaction.🍻 - Greg
@@videovillagereactions I've hated Greg ever since the Johnny Flame debacle but even I thought his laugh was genuine... and rather sexy (like a donkey pleasuring itself on a cheese grater 😉)
Villagers! Join us at 7:30 PM (PDT) for our LIVE PREMIERE of our first "Spooky Movie" (that isn't that spooky) of the season! Des was NOT happy with me for picking this one - but it made for a fun watch. So pull up a chair, join the crew, and watch along with us tonight! 🧟♂🧟♀🧟🎃🎃😂
Can you guys also please react to The Legend of Tarzan (2016) starring Alexander Skarsgård, Samuel L. Jackson, Margot Robbie, and Christoph Waltz?
And maybe The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) directed, produced, & starring Ben Stiller
@@traydaniel0403 Walter Mitty is on the list. TBD when we will get to it.
17:35 Everybody always calls out how he doesn't notice anything but this is such a good presentation of the stagnation in his life. The exact thing that Liz broke up with him for. Every single day he walks the same path, trips over the same curb, to the same store, making the same choice of drink. He's so set in his routine that he doesn't notice the zombies.
Completely agree. It's such great writing and a way to show (not tell) Shaun's whole struggle. Appreciate this, Ultimaniac! - Greg
They actually lay out what happens in the film early on at The Winchester. “We’ll have a Bloody Mary first thing [they kill a zombie named Mary in the backyard], a bite at the King’s Head [Shaun’s stepdad Phillip gets bitten in the head], couple at the Little Princess [Liz is the Little Princess and David and Dianne are the couple], stagger back here [they imitate zombies to get through a horde of the undead to the Winchester], and bang, back at the bar for shots [they use the pub’s Winchester rifle to shoot the zombies].”
Also you have "You're dead" to the kid with the ball. "Next time I see him, he's dead" to the flatmate and " If you want to live like an animal, go live in the shed" to Ed who ends up living in a shed.
The plant and payoff throughout the film is top notch. Excellent stuff, thanks for this! - Greg
here's another 'blink and you'll miss it' (or in that case, don't freeze-frame and you'll miss it) joke I've never seen mentioned: "the place that does all the fish" is the literal name of the restaurant in the yellow pages xD
also I've just noticed on this rewatch that pete tells ed "you wanna live like an animal, go live in the shed!" when he's angry after throwing the record out of the window... this script is tighter than I thought. Hot Fuzz does it more obviously, probably to its own advantage.
All the newsreaders and tv show hosts are real media personalities playing themselves.
I love when they do that. I notice it in American films sometimes, too. Clearly need to go to London, so I can catch it in future films. That's a business trip, right?! - Des
Now you got the zombie film out of the way, Des can relax and enjoy Hot Fuzz. Same jump cuts but completely different movie. A lot of fun as a parody of other films (no spoilers). Thanks for reacting!
I, too, laugh incessantly at this movie I've seen literally dozens of times. So good.
And it just gets funnier each time! Thanks so much - Greg
"Harriet Jones, Former Prime Minister!"
"Yes, we know who you are..."
IYKYK
😂🍻🍻
I enjoyed seeing her be stressed and confused at first, before eventually relaxing and enjoying the ride!
If my discomfort caused any amount of joy, it was worth it! Thank you for watching - Des
Pegg and Frost were also great in Paul.
I am a fan of Paul - I don't think Des has seen it so we'll probably do it at some point after we finish their trilogy. - Greg
"im not saying it was you... im saying it was ed" this is such a hilarious line
SO great! - Greg
Great reaction! Glad I found your channel 🙏
Thank you so much! Glad you found us. We have so much more fun stuff coming :) - Greg
So, the back story you're missing here is that prior to this movie, they had a TV show called "Spaced" that Edgar Wright directed, and that Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes, who played Yvonne the Shaun female counterpart, both wrote and starred in as strangers that posed as a couple to get a flat, in kind of a "Three's Company" type thing I guess, but are just flatmates/friends, and he's just a geek that works in a comic book store, and whatever else. Nick Frost hadn't even been an actor when Simon Pegg met him when they worked together as waiters in a restaurant, but they became fast friends, and Simon just thought he was so naturally funny, that they just threw him in the show as Simon's buddy, despite him having no real experience as an actor, so that's how that started. My assumption about the Yvonne character has always been that they just wrote it in to the script as an inside gag for the "Spaced" fans, and probably also just to throw Jessica Hynes a bone as a friend, even though she wasn't really apart of this at all.
Awesome stuff, Richie, thank you for this! I watched "Spaced" well after the fact and kicked myself for missing out for so long. I don't think Des has seen it, so maybe we'll have to do it at some point because I'd love to re-watch. Thanks again! - Greg
@@richiecabral3602 good to know!
That is very cool! I love when creators/artists include fans. - Des
@@richiecabral3602 Own the series on DVD. 🤗
Holy moly. I never until now realized that the crappy teen coworker at Shawn's job is one of the Andys from Hot Fuzz! Might've never made the connection if you hadn't put that little info note up on screen. Fantastic reaction!
Thank you so much! That's what we're here for 🍻 Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! It's one of the reasons we love doing Credit Checks - Des
He was in the single season of Cameron Crowe's "Roadies" in like 2015/2016 and it was the first time he stood out enough to become recognizable to me. Then I was amazed at all the times I had actually already seen him once I recognized his face.
@@Ahzpayne Good stuff! - Greg
And he was in Prometheus 2012.
One credit you missed when listing Peter Serafinowicz's previous roles was the voice of Darth Maul in The Phantom Menace.
... Wait, really?! I had no idea about that. That's VERY cool. Thank you so much for sharing that! - Greg
Between them, Pegg, Frost and Serafinowicz have voiced 6 characters in Star Wars projects. As well as Peggs role in The Force Awakens.
That said, given the saturated output, who hasn’t worked on a Star Wars project in recent years?
Once you realise it's not supposed to be scary but slapstick, it takes on a whole new perspective. That being said, despite it being slapstick, the scriptwriting, directing, etc., is so well done. It teases you with little details and references throughout, and when you least expect it, it brings you back full circle. For what it is, it's a brilliant film and should be on so many watchlists for many reasons.
100000% agree! It gets better each watch for me. - Greg
There are sooo many references to George Romero's Dead trilogy here... from music cues (Dawn of the Dead '78) to "Were coming to get you Barbara" (Night of the Living Dead '68)... even Ed's reaction to getting bit (similar to a scene in Day of the Dead '85). Btw Edgar Wright sent his final cut to George via DVD before the film was released, to get his blessing... and he absutley loved it. So much so he gave Simon and Nick cameos in his 4th zombie film, Land of the Dead.
That's awesome stuff, Dan! Had no idea Romero gave them cameos!! Thanks for sharing that. - Greg
@@videovillagereactions Yeah they play 2 tied up zombies that people are messing with. 🤣
I'm sure Des will have even more fun reacting to the other 2 movies in the Cornetto trilogy.
I can't wait to get to them! Hot Fuzz coming soon!
Subscribing to watch you both react to “Hot Fuzz”.
@@MsCheesemonster13 We are SO excited for that one!
You guys need to watch “Hot Fuzz”. The joys keep going
It will be coming.
Plan 1. I'm so sorry Phillip. Plan 2. Sorry Phillip. Plan 3. Sorry
🤣😂🤣 Cracks me up every time!
This movie is on my watch list for Halloween ! Nick & Simon are great together xx
I love them so much! Totally agree. And I'm pretty sure this one will be on Des's must watch list for Halloween going forward too! - Greg
I was already laughing at the very beginning seeing her stress over this movie 😂😂😂
Thank you, I guess 😆Greg knew not telling me it was a comedy would be hilarious for him to watch. As I was watching, I thought it was going to be like Scream - so I remained very tense and confused. I can't wait to rewatch it sometime more relaxed! - Des
I wish I could watch it for the first time again, watching it in a packed cinema was the best way to watch it.
Right????
You should watch Spaced if you like the feel of this.
I enjoyed Des' reaction, you're a lucky man.
I just subscribed.
Thank you for the sub and the rec!! We’re just friends. - Des
I was already impressed with how you guys were able to watch a great movie like Deadpool and Wolverine and not completely ruin the reaction like so many other reactors managed to do, but Des' reason for watching this, one of the rare qualty horror movies, not just because it's October and like so many other channels that feel like they have to force themselves to wacth dumb scary movies all month, you've earned yourself a long, run-on sentence, as well as a new subscriber 👍
Thank you Trav! And I already know we're gonna get along because you have the great Karl as your avatar! - Greg
@@videovillagereactions it is a great avatar 'innit?
@@trav_9830 thank you! I'm afraid that I'm going to have to watch another "real" spooky movie now. We'll be chatting horror/thriller movies during our Live on Tuesday. 😱 Thank you so much for the sub! - Des
One of my fave zombie films. Loved Des's reactions. I also enjoy all the easter eggs and nods to other zombie films. The DVD has a great subtitle track that points them all out.
Thank you! And now I'm afraid we're going to watch more spooky movies... - Des
Amazing how long it took her to laugh.
Thanks for watching! But guess you skipped the intro. I was stressed and confused, because I thought it was a spooky movie. - Des
@@videovillagereactions No, I watched the intro. I just figured she would realize it's a comedy right away.
@@3DJapan Thought it was going to be like Scream. - Des
I’ve seen confusion from a few American/Canadian reactors, while watching this.
I understand they may not recognise the actors, who are famous for comedy writing/roles, but, surely the pun in the title is a giveaway?
Surely the script in the first scene was a giveaway?
Surely the opening credit music was a giveaway?
Tone, tone, tone.
🤦🏼♂️ 😜
@@theprophet9429 A little view into behind the scenes. Greg knows I'm not a fan of scary movies. He was doing everything to not let on it's a comedy and throw me off figuring out it was a comedy. I started to expect it to be more like Scream and was anticipating it being more scary with a few laughs vs. mostly funny. - Des
Now that you've done this one, Hot Fuzz is mandatory viewing. This movie was the director's first major feature film, Hot Fuzz being his second, and you can really see his craft improve. The 3rd one you can take or leave.
The male roommate of Liz, the one who's dating the actress? His name is Dylan Moran, and he was in a genius show called "Black Books", with Bill Bailey and Tamsin Greig. The early seasons have some fun stuff in them if you come across it, special shout-out to the Pilot and "Grapes of Wrath".
He was also in Notting Hill. We are definitely going to watch Hot Fuzz - Des
One of the best Zombie movies ever
this is the first video of yours I've seen, now I'm subbed!
We're so glad you found us! Thanks for the sub and kind words. We have so much more fun stuff coming :) - Greg
Thank you for watching this modern classic that made me an instant fan of the actors/director!! Shaun of the Dead hit me like a cricket bat to the face when I was a socially awkward 15-year-old, and let me tell you, it was love at first bite! It’s such brilliant blend of horror and comedy. The way they balanced laughs with real stakes had me rolling one minute and gasping the next tbh. So yeah, I’m a massive fan, a “I can quote every line” kind of fan!!
Love it!!! - Greg
Hope Des eventually watches the other films in the “trilogy” & Paul!
I will!
Practically every genre of film is my fave, but I especially love comedy & horror
Gold star for the editor, this week's video started on time!!!!
(WHEW!) 🍻🍻
It was a close one. Copyright had him tied up to the last possible minute.
Numerous members of the cast have also been in Doctor who Nick Frost guest stared in one of the Christmas specials as Father Christmas.
Love that! Thank you for sharing. - Des
The shaved spot on Ed's head was Nick Frost's idea as a gag.
Was it really? That's amazing, had no idea, thank you! - Greg
@@diarrheagondola He probably got it from the guys on Jackass. At least that's what I figured
I’ve seen this film so many times and don’t believe I ever realized that was Matt Lucas!!!
Same!! It was an honest first time for me in this reaction. I was so excited 😅 - Greg
So, you have the other 2 " Cornetto " films " Hot Fuzz " and " The World's End " and then for another Pegg & Frost standalone movie you have " Paul " 😉👍
Absolutely! We are watching Hot Fuzz Sunday, goal is to get that next week at some point. Then World's End and Paul will be coming as well! Thank you so much - Greg
If you guys haven't seen it, check out the comedy series Black Books, starring Dylan Moran, who despite playing a complete and utter prick in this movie, aka David, is actually hilarious, being a comedian with several stand-up specials. You'll even find nearly everyone from this film, appearing at some point or other, throughout the course of the series.
Thank you for the recommendation, I'd love to check that out! - Greg
Have you ever seen/heard of Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon ? Indie, first time writers and director, horror/comedy. (Not the wacky haha kind). Really really really interesting concept. Movie within a movie. A new perspective on a traditional slasher while nodding to the genre and making fun of itself at the same time. Some good poetic dialogue. Some decent acting (some undecent). Really unique though. Check it out when you’re not reacting some time.
Appreciate the recommendation! I will check it out for sure. Thanks so much! - Greg
@@videovillagereactions RUclips spied on my comment to you and recommended a reaction to it from 9 days ago, just now. Creepy.
RUclips is always listening/watching. “There’s eyes everywhere.” (Footloose) - Des
Seconded!! Such an underrated movie. I’ve only seen one reaction to it, You, Me & The Movies did it a few weeks ago.
My Post Movie Missions-
1) Create a screen grab gradient of Des’s stress measurements 😊
2) Find a way to use Greg’s phrase “alternate her” in conversation 😅
Great reaction y’all!!!
😂 Thank you!!!!
☠ - Des
One of my all-time favorites :D now you guys have to watch Hot Fuzz too xD
We will for sure now - Des
The other day he did a short of him doing the walk to the same store
Simon did?? We have to find it!! - Des
I think it was done last Christmas @@videovillagereactions
I think it was done last Christmas @@videovillagereactions
@@seanbumstead1250 I found it!!!
Two pretty big credits you missed for Bill Nighy, Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean, and Victor from Underworld.
We aren’t able to list them all and figured those were the big obvious ones. - Des
@videovillagereactions Understandable, definitely makes sense crediting the roles lesser known.
I'm sure I'm not the first person to suggest this, but I'd love to see you folks react to Scott Pilgrim vs the World, if one or both of you haven't seen it already.
You should watch Attack the Block. Another British horror comedy with Nick Frost & pre-Star Wars John Boyega
Oooh, that's a good call. I've seen it but I'm not sure Des has. I'll check with her. Great suggestion! Thanks! - Greg
Great movie
It's so fun!
The man behind Martin Freeman is the brilliant Reece Shearsmith ( The League of Gentlemen, Psychoville and Inside No 9, along with Steve Pemberton he is one of the best writer / actors around 😊😊😊😊
OOOOH! Thank you for that! I know the name but didn't know the face. That's good stuff. Appreciate it! - Greg
He was a Priest in a Venom movie but Inside Number Nine is fantastic!
Another great comedy horror is John Carpenter's The Thing. Des will love it (hilarious from start to finish) 😉
I feel like the hilarious is a lie 😆- Des
@@videovillagereactions More a matter of perspective maybe 🤔
@@eddhardy1054 It's been mentioned so many times now, I think we have to do it. - Des
Zombieland is well worth a watch as is the sequel but if you want a little more scary but with great comedy elements try Dog soldiers a British comedy horror that predates this by a few years. Some absolutely iconic comedy lines i won't spoil.
Love it! We will have to do Zombieland at some point. I’m certain Des will not only be able to handle it, but get a kick out of it. Thanks! -G
pff. its not the end of the world.... best movie line ever
😂🍻
Yes please watch the trilogy!
We will! - Des
You should watch The Ritual if you havent already. Rafe Spall is the lead in it
Ooooh... I don't know what that one is, but am a Spall fan. Thanks so much for the suggestion! - Greg
Oh looks like i was late again.
;(
So how's list of recommended films?
Someome's prob already said it but you guys MUST watch 'Spaced'!
It's definitely going on our list :) - Greg
I've watched this movie so many times, and watched many reactions, but this is the first time I have noticed that the girl in the garden was the supermarket cashier in the opening title sequence!
The same actress is sitting next to Simon Pegg's character in The World's End during his group therapy session.
@@meadowenthusiast I'll have to check that out the next time I watch it. Thanks!
One of the Cornetto trilogy of movies. Not part of the trilogy but u should watch PAUL.
We will have to show Des the other two, for sure! - Greg
No credit check for the Hilarious comedian Dylan Moran (David)?
It was made, but accidentally missed on the edit.
Haha Fun movie
Can you guys also please react to The Legend of Tarzan (2016) starring Alexander Skarsgård, Samuel L. Jackson, Margot Robbie, and Christoph Waltz?
And maybe The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013) directed, produced, & starring Ben Stiller
We’ll see! We have quite the list building from our own and Patreon members. - Des
Somewhat random, but I always seem to be the one who gets pop culture references most in my friend group & while watching reactions. Except for savvy nerds like you
Between the two of us and our varying pop culture interests, we catch a lot - Des
You have to watch the Cornetto trilogy!
We will! - Des
Another funny zombie movie you should react to is Range 15 from 2016 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Please please please show Des John Carpenter's The Thing!!
I hope that other Zombie movie is "Fido"
That's going on the list! It wasn't the one we were thinking of, but maybe it should be! Thanks! - Greg
Speaking of a dudes apartment movie..."Joe's Apartment". Des will love it... not! But it is really fun.
Is that from the old MTV short?? 🪳 🤮- Des
@@videovillagereactions maybe. Don’t know mtv. Sounds about right. They made a movie.
I think so, but I don’t really know MTV.
You look like Niko Leonard
He’s my cousin… 😉😅🍻 - Greg
The reason ed (Nick Frost) has bald spot is because he was shaving his scrotum so he would naturally scratch himself throughout filming as part of his character. Simon Pegg grabbed the electric razor and took a chunk of his hair with it. Not sure why Nick Frost decided to shave his nuts while Simon Pegg was in the same room. But that's the story behind the bald spot.
Is that really the story? Because it’s amazing 😂😂 Thanks for sharing that! Appreciated! - Greg
@@videovillagereactions apparently so. They were drunk and shaving, Simon confirmed in an interview what exactly it was that they were shaving, Simon said 'the next morning they convinced nick frost that he himself suggested shaving his head'.
Ahh skipped the best joke of the movie.... Ghaaaaay!
Wait, which joke??
Get rid of you're gf.
Like me, you laughed at everything!
You're partner never laughed at all!
Thanks for watching. I’m not his gf. I was stressed about zombies, so no, I wasn’t going to laugh at everything. And I did laugh. You were probably busy laughing at everything to notice. Glad you like the film! (Also, your not you’re)
Love your reactions. But the comic book movies are stupid and my horses deserve to be loved over watching modern no talent trash movies that suck. If you guys want to see some old masterpieces id totally make time to watxh with you. Frist recommendation"the man who shot Liberty Valance" second any Romero zombie film. Love yas see ya next time
Nobody cares about your deep tracks from the 60's
Wait, Shaun of the Dead was a comic book? - Des
@@videovillagereactions No, it's not, this dude is just spouting BS.
@@videovillagereactions shawn of the dead is not a comic book i was talking about previous videos you posted that i skipped because old people dont like comics or video games
@@Tensen01 obviously you didn't read my whole comment
These husband reactors who have already seen the movies reactions are too put on try hard fake laughs
First of all, thanks for watching. Second, not my husband. Third, that's Greg's laugh. - Des
I wish I could say it was a fake laugh or a try hard one, but I was born with that loud cackle, I just love movies. (also, not husband just for the record). But I hear you, I don't mean to overwhelm the reaction.🍻 - Greg
Sure seemed genuine to me. Added to my enjoyment.
@@StomDoth 🍻🍻
@@videovillagereactions I've hated Greg ever since the Johnny Flame debacle but even I thought his laugh was genuine... and rather sexy (like a donkey pleasuring itself on a cheese grater 😉)