Karry Best movie of this year hands down!

StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Cooktopi The acting in this movie is really good.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

phultra This series reminded me of my friends, our time together and the stupid things we did, also it has a lot of pop culture references, especially if you like Star Wars and comic books, it shows that Edgar was born to direct comic book movies, this was the beginning of the cornetto trilogy, Pegg, Frost and Wright work well together, it's so funny and smart at the same time, if you like Shaun of the Dead, you will like this series, well written, well acted and well directed, granted the first season is somewhat superior to the second one, but still i recommend it in all, you won't have a dull moment, it's rare to find someone capable to translate so well what's like to grown whiteout forgetting who you are, check it out.

deadfoxtrip This show is freaking hilarious. The characters are all endearing, the plot is amazingly well crafted, and the jokes per episode number in the hundreds. My only gripe is that I wish they would have made more, and each one a little longer. This is a perfect series for people who are looking for something light-hearted, obscene, awesome, and artistic. The actors / actresses in this series really bring out the well written story of mid- 20's laggards, waiting for their big break in the cruel but real world. Perfect. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in comedy or drama. This show comes highly recommended by me and my social circle. I would encourage anyone who enjoys a good laugh to watch this show.

hazel-752-685975 I watched this series during my Simon Pegg obsession (I can't wait till Paul! Haven't seen it yet but will do). Having recently watched Shaun of the Dead I IMDb'd it and discovered that Spaced was a good thing to look into if you liked that film. Instinct kicked in and next thing I knew I watched the 14 episodes on youtube in 2 days.The writing is brilliant and really highlights the comic style of Jessica (this came as some shock to me as before Shaun of the Dead I'd only ever seen the actor in a really depressing Dr Who episode: the Family of Blood) and Simon. The camera-work is of course excellent as I'd expect from Edgar Wright. This is the same man who directed Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead. All of those films are brilliant, all of those films are on my shelves. He just creates films with such a distinctive feel and look to them.I now wish I hadn't rushed through things, I re-watched them today taking time to laugh and enjoy situations as they came about. I enjoyed the first episode in particular a lot more on second viewing as I came to appreciate the gradual growth of Tim and Daisy's friendship. Throughout the series it was frequently hinted at or suggested that maybe Daisy and Tim would become a couple, so I was a bit disappointed when I discovered not only how few episodes there were and that they didn't together. Oh well.This is proper British sitcom material! It's so full of references which half the time you miss due to laughter. It probably doesn't help that I'm a 14 year old and haven't seen half of the stuff they're parodying...but I will! Eventually. It's quirky, hilarious and brilliantly acted. WATCH IT. You will not be disappointed!

josie_dragon i have spent so long thinking about how to begin with this review because i cannot flaw it in any way what so ever. characters are sweet and funny - except for marsha who helps keep it from becoming to sickly- there are funny inside jokes and cultural references littered throughout the episodes, it is well written, the actors bring the characters off the page. there is only one thing i disagree with the rest of these reviews, IT IS NOT EXCLUSIVE TO PEOPLE BORN IN THE 70/80S i am quite young and i still get the references, so it is not exclusive to people born in the 70s and 80s. i can still relate to all the characters and find it as funny as anybody else does. so don't be put off by the reviews by people who say its for people in their 20s and 30s.