Edgar Wright - Shaun of the Dead

In my assessment I plan to discuss how Edgar Wright uses camera angles and shots for comedic effect. I will use many factors from other Edgar Wright films such as The World’s End and Hot Fuzz to support my points about these angles and shots.

The Shinning final image

I believe that this image shows that Jack has always been the caretaker there and keeps living the same life over and over. A line said in the movie by the former care taker to Jack is "you've always been the caretaker here". This tells me that the past caretaker that is talked about in the film by the hotel manager never existed, in actual fact Jack was the old caretaker and he will continue to be the caretaker at the hotel for ever.
Another point which proves this is the scene in the main ball room where he is remembering back to the 1920s ball. I believe this shows him having flash backs to one of his old lives. I think this because he is able to name everyone and interact with them all as if they where actually there.