lewisb548
Posts: 111
Joined: 24/2/2011
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I recommend this too anyone who is fan of Shaun of the Dead, in all fairness, Shaun of the Dead is funnier but this is a better experience all together, too put it simply seven twats, excluding Stephen Graham and Keith-Lee-Castle go off to a remote town for booze,sex and fun to cheer up their recently divorced mate Vince played with charm by Stephen Graham who, other than cracking a few jokes,screaming,looking serious and making a smart speech at the conclusion does the least out of the cast, which is weird considering he is basically the main character, the continous gore and the very weird zombies are the un-enjoyable part of the film, but the enjoyable, Danny Dyers laddish supposed sex addict boozer is the charm of the show, Noel Clark doesn't do much though, but the film has it's moments most notably the antics and realisation that zom-birds are invading, the biggest twat of the whole group comments at one point that the zom-birds are infected with "Bird-Flu" this being probably the shittiest but still funny joke, the writers do a good job most notably with the poetic irony, Danny Dyer the supposed ladys man gets stabbed in the hand and gets that same hands pinkie cut off, this being very shocking, mostly because of the strong charcters sudden vulnerability. Keith-Lee-Castle's character makes a speech about team work and sticking together before being knifed too death by a zom-bird wielding sharp scissors, the irony here being that at one point in the film he called her fit. The film in short is brilliant aside from the suckish yet slightly predictable ending which leaves the film on a cliffhanger with movie buffs watching the film guessing that they probably escape, the explanation for the zombies is under-written and under explained. Shaun of the Dead is funnier but this is altogether a better experience. I recommend this.
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