Director: Edgar Wright
Actors: Simon Pegg, Kate Ashfield, Nick Frost, Lucy Davis
Plot: A man's uneventful life is disrupted by the zombie apocalypse.
Disc Release Date: 5 November 2019
Shaun of the Dead was shot using Arriflex cameras on 35mm film and finished as a 2K DI which has been used for this Ultra HD Blu-ray release. The disc presents an up-scaled 3840 x 2160p resolution image...
The DTS:X surround track takes the effects to a new level, literally, with the overhead channels coming into their own towards the climax. Dialogue is clear, sounds very natural and given the priority...
The film comes in a set with the other two Cornettos, along with postcards, beer mats and a poster for the ‘Golden Mile’.UHDAudio Commentary– With Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright.Audio Commentary– With Simon...
When the TV show, Spaced (2001) finished it’s run, season 1, episode 3, had an opening montage that led directly to tonight’s feature; writer, Simon Pegg and director Edgar Wright (sadly missing writing...
The first of the ‘Cornetto Trilogy’, Shaun of the Dead, still stands up today; taking the very best of the genre but adding Pegg and Wright’s familiar twist, both came from the TV show Spaced, with the...
Shaun of the Dead ambles onto UHD with a pleasing 2160p/HDR transfer. The presentation is quite nice from a textural perspective. It's very filmic and natural in appearance. Sharpness is terrific across...
The DTS:X Master Audio soundtrack offers a nice little upgrade over the Blu-ray's aged DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 lossless soundtrack. The overhead channels and added back channels create greater opportunity...
Shaun of the Dead's UHD disc contains four commentary tracks which also appear on the bundled Blu-ray. Below is a list of what's included on that Blu-ray disc. For full supplemental content reviews, please...
Universal has released the fantastic Zombie Comedy film 'Shaun of the Dead' to the UHD format. The new specifications include 2160p/HDR video and DTS:X audio. No new supplements are included but the bundled...
Shaun of the Dead's UHD disc offers a good, worthwhile upgrade from the Blu-ray. It's improved in all areas -- color, clarity, and audio -- and fans should find it a rewarding watch. No new extras have...