Reuniting Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Martin Freeman and Paddy Considine as well as adding the scene-stealing Eddie Marsan to the mix makes for a fantastic character piece that's witty, heartfelt and hilarious. At first glance, it's just as goofy as the first two films but under the surface it's actually quite emotional and thoughtful. It's not as good as the Shaun Of The Dead or Hot Fuzz but it is by no means a disappointment. It's a zany sci-fi comedy as well as a celebration of accepting the rather flawed humanity we're all a part of whether we like it or not.
3½ burly bathroom brawls out of 5
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