funny.. surprising.. delightful.. like watching a modern day abbot 'n costello on steroids.. a laugh a minute.. yet a very easy to follow story line 2

I'm a huge fan of this one. Then again I'm a huge fan of all of Edgar Wright's movies. All 3 films in the "The Cornetto trilogy" are favorites- Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World's End.

Another great film that has Simon Pegg and Nick Frost(minus Edgar Wright as a director) is Paul.

I've seen the others and agree.. great viewing.. even Paul!!

however I had problems watching Run Fat Boy Run!!

Haha yeah, Pegg has made some stinkers. If you haven't yet, check out the TV series Spaced, which stars Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost, and directed by Wright. A lot of the same humor.

Going to see "Ride Along" this Friday....

that was great.. watched the first episode.. thanks for the suggestion

The other disappointing Pegg movie was Burke And Hare, it looked promising from the ads, what a letdown.

haven't seen that one yet.. nor have I heard of it.. I'll check it out..

gotta love DC comics!!

It's been awhile since I've been shocked by an ending.

i've watched the movie Inception for 3 times and still i'm confused about the ending......!!!

Prisoners

I'm watching chopper just now, anyone seen it?

A mad film on the horror channel on SKY last night called Cowboys and Zombies!

Seen a few Simon Pegg's, one of which was "Hot Fuzz". He was on Jonathan Ross' show at the time, which we always watched. But think I seen Pegg in a BBC series as well?

Nick Frost, as in Hyperdrive, OMG. "Kill the humans, kill them all!"
Never knew whether to love or hate the series, haha.

Both Pegg and Frost were in the BBC sitcom Spaced, which was directed by Edgar Wright. It has a lot of the same type of humor as Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World's End.

Damn, it looks like there's a lot of horror fans on this site. I'm feeling right at home.
The last really good flick I watched was Cockneys Vs Zombies. One of the funniest films I've seen in a while. I'd give it a 9/10.
I also just watched The Hagstone Demon today. It seemed to be going good throughout most of the duration. It was setting up as a slow burning character study with a charming amount of quirkiness, but then during the final act it just completely fell apart for me. I thought I'd end up giving it an 8 or a 9, but after that ending it's been bumped down to a 3.

I'll have to check that one out sometime.
Have you seen Excision? That had possibly the most heartbreaking ending I've ever seen.