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During casting they said for the role of Skinner, they were trying to find an actor similar to Timothy Dalton. Eventually it dawned on them, "Hey, why don't we just ask Timothy Dalton?".
Something that sounded like how Edgar Wright, Timothy Dalton and Nick Frost would do.
Thank goodness they did ask him because he's my favorite character in the whole movie
Dalton looks like he had so much fun in this. He got to spread it on as slimy as he wanted, and it was perfect.
I absolutely love that Cate Blanchett had a cameo in this as Janine and you can literally only see her eyes LOL
Timothy Dalton really is the perfect gentleman villain, I loved him in this.
I didn’t know that was Cate Blanchett!
Don't forget Peter Jackson as Father Christmas.
The first thing you have to watch after Hot Fuzz... Is Hot Fuzz again. There are so many hidden jokes, to the point that just about every line of dialog is a setup for a joke later in the movie.
This is one of the best written films ever made.
Also, take a look at the making of. It's a short film here on YT, which makes you realise what a truly gifted cast and crew can do with almost no money or time.
Agreed. I wish I could like this comment more.
I have watched this film like eight times at least and every time there is something else I find I didn’t realize the last time watching
@@Bobbing4Fries same xD
@@OhThatRobin And some things I've only learned from the comments.
Like a swan in the hotel. Etc etc etc etc. Sooooooo many hints lol
My favorite romantic comedy.
Trivia: there was originally a female love interest, but they decided she wasn't important enough to the plot, so they gave her lines to Danny, mostly unchanged. Hence the adorable bromance.
After Edgar Wright tweeted a drawing of them kissing for Valentine's Day, we might have to drop that B.
No exaggeration, I think this is lowkey one of the best movies ever made. Never gets old.
#jogon
Probably the best Buddy-Cop Action Comedy ever, and so many people dont even know this film. The one thing thats most brilliant in my opinion is whenever you watch it again it gets better, cause you recognise all the little hints and references in nearly every szene. Its just brilliant!
and some you only get if you lived through the 80's/90's action genre era Tiny little things
Mary the guy who had all the guns was also every ones favorite from Game of Thrones Walter Frey!! And the big guy Michael was the Hound!!
yarp! :-D
I genuinely think you're the only reactor that caught the Aaron A Aaronson callback at the end 😁 that always gets me
He’s NOT Judge Judy and Executioner!!!
Oh yeah you should really check out "worlds end" the 3rd film; yeah Shaun buys Ed the Strawberry cornetto in Shaun of the Dead - and well you'll see
My wife likes your reactions so much I am not allowed to watch them without her.
Sandor says “Yarp!”
So one thing to note in regards to the 'Cornetto Trilogy' is the sliding scale of gore to action. Shaun of the Dead is a gory film with minimal action set pieces while Worlds End is almost completely void of gore while the most action packed, Hot Fuzz sits in the middle with a mixture of both.
The actor who plays Danny's dad is Jim Broadbent, and he's magnificent in a number of roles in highly regarded films and shows. He was Harold Zidler in Moulin Rouge!, Slughorn in the Harry Potter films, and an Archmaester in S7 of Game of Thrones. He's a gem.
Yes, Mary, please react to The World's End! It's nothing like the previous two Cornetto films, but that's part of the charm of the series; you never get the same movie twice.
I would disagree with it being nothing like the other 2, it continues and finalises the rock-paper-scissors relationship between Frosts and Peggs character of each one having an Man Child, average and Successful/capable role, the scales of gore to action both sliding to the other side of the scale from Shaun (lots of gore, little action), to WE (lots of action, little gore), but I can agree with the idea of them not being the same type of movie at least in genres.
@@frag2k12 I really endorse the worlds end to explain how addiction etc works. As a bloke with problems I have used it to explain to people how coping and damage is.
I can also recommend Paul too. Which stars Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Seth Rogen.
After the trilogy, you should definitely watch "Paul", it's quite funny, though the humor is a bit dumbed down, and that to me is what makes it so great! Its like a fourth film genre, the "take successful British thing, and make a watered down Hollywood adaptation" genre! In that sense, "Paul" becomes an ironic, essential part of the cornetto trilogy.
" Paul " for the win.
Honestly, wouldn't even consider it that dumbed down. It's essentially the standard Simon Pegg and Nick Frost thing, but you switch Edgar Wright for Seth Rogan.
@@YohnTheViking Yep, "Paul" is great and worthy to be considered an unofficial part of the...um...quadriligy?
Michael the Yarr guy in the supermarket introduced at 7:38 was The Hound from Game of Thrones. :) Never noticed that before now.
This movie actually gets better the more you learn about the million little pieces. It’s an actual masterpiece and always funny at every rewatch.
Cate Blanchet was the forensic woman with the mask on.
And Peter Jackson was the Santa Claus that stabs Angel in the hand
🎶Christmas is all around me, and so the feeling grows🎶🎶
A brilliant pastiche on so many genres, and so sharply written. Also a veritable who's who in british acting especially for GoT or Harry Potter fans.
There's pub in Wells (Sandford) which has a signed flak-jacket from Simon Pegg on the wall plus the tourist info used to give out flyers with little maps of 'Sandford', showing the filming locations. Talk about life imitating art: recently in a storm here in the UK, a part of a church spire in Wells was blown off...My favourite running (literally) gag in the trilogy is the 'fence joke'.
5:30 “I know her!”
Olivia Coleman. Best Actress Oscar winner.
Whilst watching your video, I recognised the actor, Paddy Considine, and instantly remembered the unsung, phenomenal movie "Dead Man's Shoes" - It is an incredible British Movie that not many are aware of, sadly. It definitely won't be covered by other 'Reaction Channels'
I would highly recommend it, and if your patreons see this, hopefully they can too.
If you do ever watch it, bring a box of tissues and a cat to cuddle
Great request , tried getting a few people to react to it myself , it’s a movie that has everything drama horror suspense and even a twist , it’s a must see for sure
He also directed a film called "Tyrannosaur" with Peter Mullan and Olivia Colman that's phenomenal, but emotionally devastating. Will probably also never see it covered by reactors, but I recommend it any time I have the chance.
One of those movies that just unearth so much layers as you watch and rewatch it again and again. Hot Fuzz is truly an onion, so many layers of tear jerking comedy wrapped in one amazing movie.
5:30 That's Olivia Colman, now a leading star with an Oscar.
Fun fact: everything on the car radios has a connection to the crimes.
-When the director and actress are killed, the radio plays "capulets and montagues" from Romeo and juliette. When the house gets burned down, the radio plays "fire" and so fourth.
That rolling-on-your-back-and-unloading-
your-clip-into-the-air bit is a direct homage to Keanu Reeves in POINT BREAK. 'Same for "the little hand says it's time to rock and roll".
POINT BREAK (1991)
Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze
The 'forget it Nicholas, it's Sandford' line is a reference to 'Chinatown' superb movie with Jack Nicholson in the lead, really worth a watch.
Given most reactors don't seem to recognise Baz Lurhmann's Romeo & Juliet, there's not much chance they'll get Chinatown (took me a second to get it on my first watch because I only saw Chinatown once, and way too young)
Make sure you watch the original *Point Break* with Patrick and Keanu, not the remake.
and bad boys 2 ;) which one will she watch first
Mary you have just witnessed one of the best comedy films of all time. Love your reaction channel. 👏
I always notice this, but the song playing on Skinner's car radio when he is driving up to the first crime scene is Romeo & Juliet by the band Dire Straits.
The Second is The Crazy world of Arthur Brown and FIRE
The thing about this movie is most of the characters have accents that are local to me - so I always wonder how easily other people can follow along with the dialogue and slang.
For example, I can understand the older policeman's dialogue quite well (less so the old farmer - but that's because he's playing it for jokes by mumbling the words).
Though for reference, I don't have a strong West Country accent. Its just I grew up with it around me. My accent is, apparently "posh" - at least by local standards. I probably sound like a farmer to anyone from London.
This film is brilliantly funny but it also has some of the best cameos. Cate Blanchett and Peter Jackson for two
Where was Blanchett?
@@fumblingtitan1411 She was Simon Peggs girlfriend in the beginning. In the crime scene investigation
@@taddy_mason4197 awesome. Never knew that
@@fumblingtitan1411 She's there before Nick goes to Sandford
Who was Peter?
I love that one of the twins is reading Iain Banks. The other is reading Iain M. Banks.
The last one in the trilogy is surprisingly emotional. It's fantastic. Edgar Wright is so fucking good at juggling comedy with drama. Dude is definitely one of the best directors out there.
The town priest taking the lords name is vain @ 26:06 was and still is one of my favorite moments of this movie.
The guy playing the Santa that stabbed Nicholas in the beginning? Peter Jackson.
The mother's of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg are the two female "Village of the Year" judges.
This was not just a great buddy-cop action movie, but it was also a fair-play mystery. All the clues were there for the audience, but the misdirection worked so perfectly that no one noticed.
"Forget it, Nick. It's Sandford. is a reference to the end of Chinatown.
"Yarp" the trolly boy was also the Hound from Game of Thrones.
Whenever anyone says "the greater good" around me or my wife, we repeat it back.
You should watch them in "Paul".
Another fantastic Nick Frost-Simon Pegg pairing. It doesn’t receive the love it deserves.
This is the funniest of the trilogy. But they're all great.
The tv series Blitzed is what launched these guys career. The ‘death scene’ in one of them - during a paintball game - is a classic of comedy.
Are you talking about Spaced?
@@haku8645 oops, yes, Spaced. I don’t know why I always call it Blitzed.
I wonder if she'd get the constant film references though? Actually, at this point she probably would....
10:48
"How does he know?" Well he doesn't necessarily but the words he's saying are from the song "Romeo & Juliet" by the Dire Straits which is playing in his car.
They're Shakespeares words and he knows cos he's part of the kill squad.
the 2nd song was the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and FIRE
@23:35 My favorite callback joke, where he was talking to the Andys' and they said everyone round' here was packin. Like farmers, and farmer's mums.
The pinnacle of British cinema.
All of Edgar Wright’s movies are worth watching. He’s done Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Baby Driver, and Last Night in Soho in addition to the Cornetto trilogy.
Don't forget the documentary on the "Sparks Brothers'. Fantastic music.
Jim Broadbent played Professor Slughorn in Harry Potter, Olivia Colman is known for Broadcurch, The Crown among others, Edward Woodwood who played the guy watching the CCTV was the original star of The Equaliser... later played by Denzel Washington
Michael "Yarp" is Hound from Game of Thrones.
"Nothin' like a bitta girl on girl" is Olivia Colman's best delivery of her career lol
Tucker and dale vs evil!!!!!! Hilarious
Yasssss
its the distinction between forcing and serving, that is at the root of the whole power struggle here
D.C. Andy Cartwright is played by Rafe Spall, who is the son of Timothy Spall, who played Peter Pettigrew in the Harry Potter movies.
Filmed in Wells where the swan does occasionally escape from the palace but usually turns up to ring a bell for lunch....you can see this on youtube👍👍
I don't know about you Marijke, but I blame the swan for all that transpires.
Such a hilarious take on small-town life gone horribly wrong.
MArijke, The swan was the first suspect in my books, and then she comes in clutch in the end. such Genius writing. Oh and amazing editing to keep the action his paced and impactful. BTW in England Swan's have absolute immunity.
Couldn't understand a word what Mr Wibbly said, but it was the most American person I've seen in a British movie.
This movie is just brilliant.
Michael was later cast as The Hound on GoT.
Olivia Coleman is amazing
Best Action Comedy Buddy Cop movie ever!!
Olivia Colman won an Oscar for her portrayal of Queen Anne in the film 'The Favourite '. Now that was some girl on girl!
The "Three Colours Cornetto trilogy" is a joke, a reference to a famous trilogy of French-Polish films by Krzysztof Kieslowski called "Three Colours: Blue", "Three Colours: White" and "Three Colours: Red". The Edgard Wright/Simon Pegg/Nick Frost trio intended to make three movies in different genres, they like Cornettos, and there happen to be three colours of Cornettos. So they decided to put one of each colour in each of their own trilogy. It's a film nerd joke.
Yay, this is my favourite film in the Cornetto trilogy.
I don't think I've seen anything with Simon Pegg, that I didn't love immediately. He's so good :D
Of course we want to see the third! Oh, and the gun shooting in the air thing was a ''Point Break'' Film reference. React to that film too, if you're allowed! :-)
5:05 "Does he play in Harry Potter?"
He's a distinguished British actor; **of course** he was in Harry Potter!
(Jim Broadbent, played Professor Slughorn.)
I love that the last line at the end is a direct quote from Point Break (from the scene right when they're about to go rob the bank, wearing the ex-Presidents masks). All those kind of little touches are woven into the movie and they're GREAT.
One of my all time favs. One of my favorite movie tropes is the brick joke/Chekhov's Gun, and this movie is one giant homage to both.
One very underrated Wright's movie is "Attack the Block". It very much feels like Cornetto Trilogy and Scott Pilgrim.
I was waiting for your reaction to Tim Messenger's death. You didn't disappoint 🤣
When they seized that oldmans guns my inner American cried out for freedom
Game of Thrones actors
7:36 - Sandor Clegane (The Hound) - minus a lot of hair!
11:11 - Not only the caretaker from Harry Potter, but also Walder Frey!
Don't forget The police chief is the head maester at the citadel :)
Jim Broadbent = Archmaester Ebrose
Kevin Eldon = one of the actors in Braavos, S6, and also the Gold Cloak that Gendry whacks in the side of the head in S7.
Lethal Weapon is great.
this is Nick Frosts best role, his comedic timing is perfect
Other than Airplane, this is probably my favorite comedy. I quote it ALL the time. Don't say "The Greater Good" in front of me or you will get the weird, robotic response. So yeah, I so enjoyed seeing you enjoy it
24:06 And just like that we know Mary's never seen Chinatown. Another one for the list! :)
The trolly boy is the hound, from game of thrones, that always makes me giggle.
5:39 Olivia Colman’s in “Broadchurch”, “the Crown”…. And she’s going to be in Marvel’s “Secret Invasion” - can’t wait, love her!
She's still Sophie in Peep Show to me.
Loved Broadchurch. It was depressing, but SO well done.
Nothing like a bit of girl on girl action though ;)
@@davidmichaelson1092 it was difficult to watch… but yeah, so good! Well done everyone involved
@@Greenwood4727 I think that’s why I love the Olivia Colman 😂🤣😂😂 her range!
I love by the end of the movie Danny gets to do everything he asked Angel if he’d done.
I consider "Paul" (2011) to be the third Three Flavours Cornetto film. Much better than The World's End!
Funny, the doctor in Sanford was the villain in Lethal Weapon 3.
Rewatch the scene where he and the other police officers have lunch at the pub; there are so many lines of dialogue in it that foreshadow things that happen in the third act
Related to this: Spaced, The Mighty Boosh and Flight of the Concords should really be watched as they are the directors/ writers doing some prep for films :)
Spaced is brilliant!
@@sharpeslass5452 Fun fact for you, Edgar Wright directed the film Baby Driver and it's based on a music video he made for the band Mint Royale :D
Here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/iHbndkcLM6A/w-d-xo.html
Also a bunch of the writers and team involved with Flight of the Concords were involved with What We Do In The Shadows and Eagle vs Shark :D
@@vattmann1387 I've seen Baby Driver. I think I've seen everything Wright has directed. I know I've seen EVERYTHING Taika Waititi has directed (so, Eagle vs Shark, What we do in the Shadows, Boy, Search for the the Wilderpeople, Jojo Rabbit, etc.), because his stuff is always quality, especially when he's writing AND directing!
fly kick to face gets me every time
I love how the recurring joke about the fence, from Shaun of the Dead. So many nods to the 80's action movies, Norris Avenue, Chuck Norris, How Skinner is dealt with, Edward Woodward from the wicker man film is the head of a cult.. theres a lot of hidden dialogue in the layby, at the fair its very quiet but look at the roasting pig scene nd listen closely, Nicolas's number is 777, not the number of the beast but the number of "heaven"?, the Throwing the can was from Crocodile Dundee. i can spend hours pointing out a lot of the tiny details, nd still miss loads, the Music that Simon Skinner plays in his care Romeo and Juliet by the car in the layby, the Crzy world of Arthur brown and Fire, after the explosion
Joyce Cooper was in the Film the Omen, playing the 2nd Nanny So many Classic British Actors, there are two stories running the land and building a new bypass.. but the real reason is so mundane
The next one to watch is "Paul", which is the unofficial 4th film in the Cornetto series. It's insanely funny and also stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost - this time as British sci-fi geeks who visit Comic-Con and other locations and.... accidentally run into a real alien. :)
So many movie allusions. You could write an encyclopaedia of the references. And then also the various British comedy series (including those with lots of English double entendre) plus a few references to horror. Like the allusions to The Omen with the steeple scene.
peter jackson the director of lord of the rings, is the guy dressed as santa. who stabbed him in the opening scene.
cate Blanchett played Janine
"Paul" is pretty good.
It's the last one with the two main actors together.
The baddies include a former James Bond and the original (and best - sorry Denzel... still luv ya though) Equalizer.
And Belloq from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
dont forget their other movie paul
Hot Fuzz is my favourite movie of all time. It never ceased to amaze me with the clever writing and jokes. Thank you for your reaction !
I actually like your laugh. I was thinking so earlier in the video before you worried about getting murdered for it. It's a little unusual, but genuine and charming in its own way.
So each film has a different flavor of Cornetto in it. Edgar Wright joked that it was similar to the French films the three colors trilogy (Blue, White, and Red).
mary with the moves 9:50 great stuff! also "the world's end" would be another fun one to watch.
The woman police officer was in The Crown.
Baz Luhrman’s Romeo & Juliet, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, featuring the song Love Fool by The Cardigans, as well. Also it i really awesome flick.
I constantly flip flop on which of this trilogy is my fave. They’re all fantastic. Another hilarious movie you should check out with Simon Pegg is Absolutely Anything. I never hear people talk about that one but it’s awesome.
Pegg was in Run Fatboy Run, about a man running for a marathon..
Pretty much all of the older actors have been doing films/shows in England and America since the 1960's.