When this was the only movie out by these three dudes....I thought it was the best thing ever, but I might even vennture to say, I obviously still LOVE this movie, but its probably my least favorite of the three. Hot Fuzz being my favorite. Worlds End is a VERY close second. They REALLY nailed those two movies and this one kind of pales in comparison, like I said I still absolutely love it and come back and watch it hahah.

@@armpit_farts7327 For me it is 'The Worlds End>Shaun of the Dead>Hot Fuzz', tho they are all really good and close together :D

a great tune that is as well!

No it isn't. The song is Kernkraft 400. Zombie Nation is the name the artist/DJ performed as.

Even in the US, some city pigeons can be pretty fearless about people.

Back before the UK became Californiated.

​@@Beuwen_The_Dragon dumbass

The use of the N word before around the early 2010s was frowned upon, but depending on where you lived, it wasn’t really frowned upon much more than the word “cunt”. In fact some would’ve been more upset by “cunt”. It was primarily ignorance, but there was also this notion that if you were progressive, you weren’t racist, you got along with everybody, so for the sake of shock value, you dropped an N-Bomb to make people laugh, kinda like Nick Frost did in the film. If you grew up in a primarily white community with few or no minorities, you were more focused on the personal context behind why you used the word, having no ill intent and purely using it like any other curse word, and not yet empathetic to the broader context of why you shouldn’t. The internet and social media gradually eroded at that notion, though.

Its just a word but in Northamerica it got twisted so no know can say it again. Sad society

@@markad1998 why do you want to say a word that dehumanises another race?

Its just a word hell black people call each other that word a hundred times a day sometimes out of anger they should be use to hearing that word.

@@LenOliver-yz6os Legit this channel says it all the time.. all of them so i don't know why they acting surprised, i kinda cringed at that.

​@@juniorosborne1470Because it's a white man saying it jeez don't you know anything about history

They are hypocrites

​@@davidmarwood775your mum is a hypocrite

28 days later was out 2 years before this

Return of the Living Dead had fast zombies (85). Im sure there are plenty of examples of it. As long as it serves the story, I dont really think it matters the speed.

How many times have you seen Hot Fuzz though? You need a few watches to catch everything

@@RedDevil_Joe like twice

@@ReincitedHD definitely watch a couple more, there is so much we all miss in the first couple of watches

Meaning the script for SotD was finished way before the 1st issue of TWD.

@@boskee Yeah, they were pitching SotD back in 1999, right? Of course, Kirkman wouldn't have known about that, and Pegg and Wright wouldn't have known about TWD yet (since Kirkman hadn't created it yet).

This was spawned from "Spaced" (1999) S1 E3, same crew.

Nah we pay a TV license to watch any live TV. It pays for the BBC which runs a few channels, radio stations etc which is why the BBC has no commercials. We have a ton of free digital channels If you want "cable" you have to pay extra but most people only do that for the sports channels because streaming services have better content than "cable".

I wanna see can they wrap their mind around that movie because it’s amazing !

I was surprised by that lol The whole point is to demonstrate Ed's obliviousness

No. They're not.

Stop that.

Not Martyrs!!! I mean, OK but you're gonna be sorry.

One of the most unfortunate exports from America being oversensitivity and "everything is racist", the world was better before everyone was terminally online.

I mean it was inappropriate in 2004 too. I went to see it in the cinema and everybody gasped before laughing. The whole point is Ed is so oblivious of how he comes across and doesn't care about social norms (same as calling them cunts in the pub). That's the joke lol