Probably 8/10 for me. Great, Hillarious. Especially the "[SPOILER - highlight to read]: David getting his stomach ripped open" scene in some gorey way that was tottally hillarious,
I didn't think it was atall funny. Same thing happened to Rhodes in "Day of the Dead", and it was just another cliched, obligatory "homage", with little to offer in the way of originality.
i thought this movie had it's funny parts...
The funniest part is when that fat guy got out of the car and said "whats up *******?" in that british accent....
Someone care to tell me what "British humor" there was to get? Was it the little swipe at the Queen..calling each other ***** or wankers..err...? Like I said, if the overall comedic "feel" of the movie is the humor one is supposed to grasp, it's piss poor, and totally unfunny.
i really enjoyed this movie. I had no expectations having not seen any fof the promotion stuff, and just happened to stumble apon it in the cinema.
But i am so glad that i did because in my eyes this is the funniest, smartest british movie in a long time. Finally, we've made a movie that is up there with the greats in american cinema.
I cannot rave about this movie enough.
GO SEE!!!!!!
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British humour is amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ONE correction though people, they all had ENGLISH accents APART from the lady with the ponytail who had the BEST accent in the WORLD (that would be Scottish)
Im not sure if you can explain British humour any more than you can explain American humour. For me its got more to do with moments that you can relate to and evoke a humorous response. I find some American and some English humour amusing for different reasons, English humour i think is less obvious if you havent lived there and experienced the people (i spent my first 24yrs in London). I wouldnt worry about trying to understand british humour, its not going to suddenly make you laugh out loud when you watch the movie. The bits i found funniest were things that are part of the culture that reminded me about growing up and living in London. It had nothing to do with the Zombie humour really. You either find it funny or you dont. It doesnt really matter either way.
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you may rubbish it C-Dic but wern't you the one who thought 28 Days Later was shit when you first saw it now your defending it in this very thread!
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I am aware that "your" should be "you're," and while I know I should change it as not to offend the grammar fans around the boards, school always said not to bow to peer pressure so it stays as it is
That's because I took the movie for face value, and didn't bother going any deeper, and I should have, because it's an important movie.
I don't think I could benefit from a second viewing of this one. The two elements never mixed, I didn't find anything humorous about it, and the main characters were rather annoying.
I'm pretty set in my opinions when it comes to "comedy".
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Oct 9th, 2004 01:32 AM
Wheres the soundtack? 
now your defending it in this very thread!
