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hey, i'm a dutch kid and i'm totally fond of English people. That's why I might be the only one in my surrounding area's who speaks English at my age. I'm a total fan of Simon Pegg and I saw most of his movies and series, and when I see a DVD of a movie with him acting in it, I just MUST see it, and I can't see why no other must. This is a movie very apart, but that is just making it even better! It's a horror movie with zombies and all, that's fun for the ones who like that, but it's a romantic comedy too. You wouldn't really expect that combination would be a success, but as great as the English are, it is one. The humor is very good for every one, even for the ones who hate comedy. The graphics can't be better, and it keeps you from going anywhere as the movie is playing. Sometimes it makes you cry, but sometimes it makes you laugh of your chair, because the English comedy, is the best comedy.