Shaun of the dead

[Holden MacGroyn]

Your so descriptive Maggers!
Can Nazrul get me Terminator 9?

[Terry May]

gentlemen , gentlemen stop your squabbling please!

can i help it if you're so very jealous, dearhart?

[Holden MacGroyn]

Dearheart?
So it is love.

Terry, you're spot on about being jealous.
I want to be just like you.

[Red Triangle]

Saw this last night!!!!

Absolutely brilliant. Highly recommend it.

The cast is a who's who of current young British sitcom stars.

Its funny, its scary, its romantic.

I detect Hollywood beckoning for the very young and talented director.

[Bill Malone]

"I detect Hollywood beckoning for the very young and talented director"...
...who will make no money at all if you all keep buying pirated movies...
as cinema attendence will be down because everyone has seen it at home the moneth before it came out (albeit in a work print form with no effects or music yet or PRESS SCREENER popping up every 5 mins) so the studios will assume the film was a flop because of poor attendence and not give him the cash to make anything else.

Argument argued.

[Red Triangle]

Actually as someone who works in the industry I flat out refuse to buy pirated DVDs myself.

I saw the film in the Warner Village in Leicester Square in a full cinema full of other people.

[Terry May]

Much the same as myself - I too saw it in the same venue a few weeks ago where it was introduced bt Simon Pegg & Edgar Wright the director. The only thing missing were the end credits and music which apparantly was sung by Chris Martin from Coldplay. This was because they had only finished editing it that afternoon. Re: pirate tapes/dvd - I couldn't agree more!

[Red Triangle]

Simon and Edgar introduced the film on Tuesday's screening. Dylan Moran was also there.

End credits were there - the final piece of music is the shopping mall "Zombi" track from Dawn of the Dead '78.

[Terry May]

That's perfectly understandable, young man!