Awesome zombies. Awesome ending. Awesomely funny.

What else is there, really?

And dogs CAN look up.

my favorite zombie movie ever! combines the love of meaningless office-stuff, the thrill of horror movie chase/hunts, plus pseudo cannabalism. joy! we loves shaun.

A must-see for fans of the zombie movie genre. A must-see for fans of British comedy. A must-see for fans of horror movies. A must-see for fans of funny movies!

Sharply funny, satirical and loving, cool and an introduction to one of the most exciting film-making teams since the Boyle/Hodges/Macdonald team behind Trainspotting. Simon Pegg is Shaun, a going-nowhere loser who's biggest dilemna is winning back his longtime girlfriend, Liz (Kate Ashfield) until he wakes up one morning to a London overrun with zombies. Together with his slacker buddy Ed (Nick Frost) he sets out to rescue Liz, his mum (Penelope Wilton) and their hangers-on (Liz's flatmates and his mum's husband (the always excellent Bill Nighy) and wait out the invasion in their favourite pub, The Winchester.

Oh, and you'll learn everything you need to know about killing zombies!

This is a brilliant comedy-horror movie. You can learn a lot about what it takes to kill some fierce zombies.

Wickedly fun and entertaining! This is a horror comedy in the ranks of the Evil Dead and Army of Darkness. Hilarious.

Just a funny movie that mocks Horror flicks. I hope that when this really happens that it is like this......

My most favorite zombie movie. I think you have to be a zombie movie fan to truly appreciate this comedy-horror movie.

From circuitcity.com:
It's often said that the true character of a man is only revealed in times of dire crisis, and for likable, lovelorn loser Shaun (Simon Pegg), that moment of reckoning came when the dead rose from their slumber to feast on the flesh of the living. A hapless electronics store employee who spends most of his spare time downing pints at the local pub with his roommate, Ed (Nick Frost), Shaun's life seems to fall apart when he is dumped by his girlfriend, Liz (Kate Ashfield), and his obnoxious stepfather, Philip (Bill Nighy), shows up to berate him for not being more attentive to his caring mother Barbara (Penelope Wilton) -- especially since he forgot to send flowers for her birthday. Things take a turn for the worse when the dead return to stake their claim on the Earth, and though the chaos that follows threatens to swallow up all of England, it's up to Shaun to keep his cool and prove himself once and for all by successfully rescuing Liz and his mother. With his trusty roommate by his side, nothing -- not even the living dead -- can stand between Shaun and the two most important women in his life. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

My Review: This is one of those movies that you just have to have on DVD. It's a clever and funny. I love it.