Sometimes you just gotta roll the dice 🎲🎲🎲 👽 the film these two have been in together are all genius love them all. Hot Fuzz just maybe my favorite tho. "I could of given you a tour, I've been round the station a few times" lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the only reaction out of the ones I've seen that picked up on the guns resembling wings, to play on Angel's name. And while Angel of Death is fucking metal read of that, especially with the literal pale horse, but I always saw Nick as more of an Angel of Justice or maybe Angel of Vengeance kinda deal. Because, as Hannah pointed out, they don't actually kill people, and also that's what angels did, the ones that were of the "flaming sword" type usually - they brought justice and vengeance!
@@TomWilliams-xh3qd As someone born in a place in the colonies named for Gloucester, I'm somehow the first in my family in all of the time since settling who actually knows what spices are. 😂
I live in a village in the North of England: we do season our food. Not sure about all the locals, though. I lived in a seaside town before this, and the fellow next door literally wore a hat in winter, refused to turn the lights on, never bought new clothes, hated everybody but was fairly kind, loved taking pictures of trains, and never seasoned anything. Before that, a large ton (closer to a small city), and before that -- Leeds of all places (actually, just where we had major riots and Muslim population in Harehills. I lived there around 2010 onwards, when it was mostly Jews and black people (dating back to the 1960s or so) and some Europeans and native English. By 2015, it was mostly hardcore Muslims and Eastern Europeans and some black (often always at war with each other, and lots of crime and drugs) due to the migrant crisis of 2014, and this simply being the location they chose, I guess. The town I was in after that is also not going well for the same reasons circa 2019-2024. The small town I went to around 2020 had very few such issues, but was a big tourist location). The village I now live in (and will die in unless something really weird happens, or they somehow magically take away my house) only has 800 people, with a core population on the central road (well, two primary roads) of 200. It's mostly people escaping the cities, farmers, and life-long natives. I love it, for the most part. It's as close to healthy living and good family ties and no crime and wonderful skies and green fields as you can get without going full Unabomber with a cabin in the woods (not that this even made him happy: he actually gave an interview later, where he fully admits that all his anti-culture, rational writings were merely a mask, hiding his hatred and true intentions, which was pure chaos. Of course, lots of people happily live in the woods or a hippie lifestyle, which is fine by me, just as some (though not many) people actually like city life and seeing so many people each day and all the shops and buildings, etc. There's a reason most rich and powerful people don't live in cities, they just work there and stay part-time in penthouses, far above the streets. It's almost the same reasons why estates and halls and manor houses, etc. are far away from the cities, including the fictional Wayne Manor).
My favorite callback is the notebook. "This notebook has saved my skin more times than I care to mention." Danny shows the ketchup trick. Danny puts the notebook in Angel's left pocket on his shirt before he leaves the hotel. Danny still sees the notebook and stabs it. The notebook literally saved his skin once more.
ive had my top off in this lay-by quite like a midnight gobble thats me after a couple of pints nothing like a bit of girl on girl (to her) you like a bit of manpower dont you Doris?
Not sure what emotion you're reading, but that wasn't frustration, just so you know. You can check this by looking at a facial expression chart. (It also wasn't exactly cheeky, either.)
I can't wait for this one! Probably one of the tightest screenplays you'll ever come across. No scene or line of dialogue is wasted. A proper comedy classic.
best part is that the role was written as a love interest for Simon, but then they changed it up to a buddy copy but didn't change a word of dialect, and it still worked.
Only just noticed that at the fair before Messenger is killed, Skinner is at the “Splat The Rat” stand. Messenger was going to rat them out and he ends up getting his head splatted by the stone. Such a good little detail!
First Shaun of the Dead and now Hot Fuzz!! You’ve gotta complete the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy by reacting to The World’s End now Edit: Paul isn’t part of the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy. It just has some of the same actors
DANNY: How's Lurch? ANGEL: He's in the freezer. DANNY: Did you say ’cool off’? ANGEL: No I didn’t say anything actually. DANNY: Shame. ANGEL: There was a bit earlier on that you missed when I distracted him with the cuddly monkey, and then I said ’Playtime’s over’ and I hit him with the Peace Lily. DANNY: You’re off the fucking chain! _racks shotty_
At the Fair Skinner's game's called Splat the Rat @20:10 and he's looking at the reporter called Mr. Messenger who's about to rat Skinner out and ends up geting splatted lol. So many things like that throughout the movie.
This is my favourite from the Cornetto trilogy. Brilliant reaction, guys. P.S. I'm from Norfolk, and as an English countryside native I can tell you that everyone you pass will either wave or say good morning to you, even if they don't know you.
Every line in this movie has a double meaning it's actually crazy! Even the chief inspector at the beginning sending Simon Pegg away; "You can't just make people disappear." "Yes i can, I'm the chief inspector." That line gives away the twist later on. Phenomenal writing!
What I was wondering. Like saying they never heard of the spice girls. It was the first comedy from the UK that went #1 in the states. Uk comedy's never go #1.
“Everyone and their mums is packing round here” “Like who?” “Farmer” “And” “And the farmers mum” Farmer: “MUM!” Comes out packing 😂 such a good script!
One of the things I love about this film is that most viewers going in completely blind never catch the Kate Blanchett cameo at the beginning of the film. I know I didn’t!
I'll normally watch reactions because it's like watching a cliffnotes version of a show/movie I enjoy. I actually enjoyed this almost as much as I enjoy the movie. Freaking awesome, thanks. And hearing how genuinely British it is - and I know...British-produced, British stars, etc. - from y'all for some reason made my Texan heart enjoy it that much more. So thanks and best wishes, from across the pond.
Not just British, at that. He was told he had to have more big name stars in it (bit rude because it s full of VERY well known actors and actresses) and two of the oscar winners were unrecognisable - the new Zealnd director peter jackson, and the Australian actress Cate Blanchet. the third had yet to win hers - Olivia Colman, who played Doris, incidentally for a film with "girl on girl action" - The Favourite.
I always found it hilarious that the plot implies that the NWA has been using Old Arthur Webley's farm as a dumping ground for their weapons (hence him randomly finding them), while also making a layered meta joke with the sea mine. It wasn't uncommon to find unexploded bombs from Kent to Oxford, let alone on the Continent, but just finding an old *sea mine in a field in Gloucestershire was such a stupidly heightened and specific joke that I couldn't help but love it. 😂
Actually it is fused as a contact mine That’s why it explodes when I it rolls over next to Edward Woodward and the fuse horn gets pressed in. Speaking of great Edward Woodward films to review - The Wicker Man and Breaker Morant
@@shawnmiller4781 Shoot. Okay, so, here's my misunderstanding: honestly, I thought all contact mines in that style were magnetized to some extent because I expected the... What do they call them, Hertz Horns? I thought they could get so corroded with seawater that the "bump" didn't always matter if they sat for too long, so the mines still needed a little extra force, and that was why galvanizing became so important. No, that's my bad, I just thought these models still had at least some magnetic pull to assist. I amended the comment for the magnet part but I'm leaving all of this added context because it's just good for the correction. 😅
@@shawnmiller4781 Oh I do know, as hard to recognize as the original Equalizer is. The cast is absolutely stacked, though. I think my favorites are still a tie between Billie Whitelaw and Paul Freeman, but Dalton chews the scenery in the best way for the set up. It's just... Everything? Lol
There is no suggestion that Webley's guns came from the NWA at all, they are just the kind of thing a crotchetty old farmer might have stashed away from years of his family collecting them in wartime etc. They're covered in dust and Webley makes no comment about them not being his. Also, the NWA seem to be more than capably armed as it is. Webley's gun stash is just a convenient way to introduce some non-standard issue weaponry into the final battle. Webley is a well-known UK gun manufacturer btw.
my favorite line, too! Her delivery is perfect. I HEARD that the actress (I dont know her) is a SERIOUS and ACCLAIMED actress and she takes this bit part with minimal dialogue and she was so talented that she stole every scene for me. I rewatched ALL her lines several times over when I watch the movie. "I've been around the station a few times." the tone. the eye contact. flawless!
Hannah is correct, up here in Yorkshire we'll talk to you on the bus, i remember having to go down to London for a work meeting and saying hello to someone on the tube, the scared look i got from them was as if i was an alien threatening to eat them 😂
I thought it was common knowledge all over that you don't talk on the tube. I live 18 miles west of Bristol and I know that. Clearly someone didnt get the memo lol.
Thank you for this, I was having the worst evening and now my fave people are watching my fave movie. Also Hannah is right. I grew up in a country village, moved away for ten years and when I went back I'd always get the hellos like I'd never left 😂
Hannah & Ash getting a taste of that West Country Lifestyle 😉 I Agree with Hannah, this is a very British style comedy / sarcastic humour kind of film, but what was also surprising is how well this film did in America aswell.
Watching an Edgar wright movie is a treat for movie fans. He's the English tarrentino. He loves movies and adds So many film references in his films.the cast are always legendary.
@@drea4195It fits perfectly. A compulsive thought (if I don't do this, something bad will happen) becomes obsessive behaviour (you can't go to sleep until you've had two gulps of water). It's how OCD starts, and if not treated, can lead to life affecting obsessions that control your every moment.
Hannah, no joke what you are describing in the beginning with the 'two big gulps' is the textbook definition of OCD. People think OCD is just liking your pencils facing the same direction, or or organizing your closet by color, but its not any of those. It's specifically characterized by a illogical but overpowering "sense of doom", where you fully believe that if you dont act upon the urge then something "bad" will happen, even though it doesn't make any sense. So you may not know it, but welcome to the OCD club lol. We have even numbers and lots of light switches to flick 46 times
@mariadore7000 Except he was Daniel Craig's Bond 30 years earlier. WAY before his time and two of the best Bond performances (The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill).
"He had one thing you havent got. A great big bushy beard!". There are so many funny lines in this and everything is set up and pays off brilliantly. A great comedy.
Amazing and correct reaction to Bill Nighy coming on screen 😂 (also that story at the start, I say this light heartedly but also not in a way that is making fun…if that kind of thought process happens a lot Hannah it might be worth giving OCD a Google 😅❤)
This is basically "Symbolisms" the movie 😆 One of the best callbacks is when Danny says he feels like he's missing out on gun fights and car chases. And then later they have a gun fight during a car chase 🤣
Literally everything in this movie is a Chekov's Gun, even the "everyone and their mum's is packin' [firearms] round 'ere" "who?" "farmers" "who else?" "farmer's mums"... who does Angel deal with first after getting his shades but a farmer and his mum both armed lol The "ginger nut" is also "Aaron A Aaronson" ("dyou want us to go through the 'ole phone book?") Such a tight and witty script
I've watched this film more times than i can remember, and you two still had so many great insights into this incredible movie that i've never noticed before. This is why i love this channel, glad you both enjoyed it!
The opening insights to their relationship cracks me up. Ash basically informed his he got waterboarded with light at 2am. That’s a prolonged interrogation tactic. Man must always be checking his corners when walking about the house. 😂
One of the few movies I consider to be absolutely perfect. Great tone, amazing cinematography and editing. Every joke and plot point is set up and paid off and amazing chemistry with the cast. Takes a real attention to detail to pull this sort of movie off. Love Edgar Wright. I don't think the man has made a single bad movie. I'd recommend them all Also the sip vs gulp argument is NOT to be had before bed xD
This is easily one of my favourite comedies. It's just pure fun! Timothy Dalton has always been the best James Bond in my opinion, so to see him in this movie, a comedy was such a surprise! And he did the role so well.
Not only did all the random things mentioned throughout the movie have a purpose, but all those 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's movies references thrown in throughout, it was hard to keep up with. It was crafted by people who love movies, so why wouldn't we love it?
Showed some of my American friends this film recently and they absolutely loved every moment of it. Loved the utter unabashed Britishness of it and loved the clever use of editing as well as all the action call-backs to some classic police action flicks. In my honest opinion, this is one of those very few near perfect films
This movie takes 4 locations at max and turns it into a full tilt story. Simon is a genius at knowing how to frame a very large story into a small setting, thus utilizing the most amount of background and secondary characters, every extra actor is used for a reason. This is true stage play and artisan ship that reverberates throughout his catalogue. He’s genuinely a great film maker.
Possibly the greatest comedy film ever. Watch it again, you notice more and more - endless foreshadowing, little jokes here and there, layers and layers. It's _SO_ clever.
I just wanted to say great video guys! I have been watching you both for about a year now and am so happy to see how much you have grown! By far my favourite TH-camrs and you make my day every time you upload. A movie I believe that you both would absolutely love and be touched by is “Only The Brave”. Keep up the great work and keep finding those symbolisms!
Hot Fuzz has to be one of my favourite films ever, it is just brilliant, imo it’s the best film in The Cornetto Trilogy. Those Films are easily some of my favourite films of all time. I’d also say Edgar Wright is also one of my favourite directors, the way he makes his films by littering them transitions and foreshadowing is hilarious and brilliant.
The level of detail they put into this one movie is astounding. The song playing on the radio as Mr Skinner drives past the scene after the house exploded and was on fire. The board with words describing the way the one sergeant behaves at the start of the film when introduced to Nicholas Angel. "Splat the Rat" just before the death of Tim Messenger from having his head crushed (going "splat" as one might say). The call backs in dialogue and background bits from start to finish are a masterclass in detailing out a story. It's part of why this movie holds up to multiple viewings and is still just as fun and funny on the 12th watch as it was on the first.
I don't know if you noticed Paddy Considine (King Viserys from "House of the Dragon,") playing Andy Wainwright, one of the detectives. Also, Rory McCann (Sandor "the Hound" Clegane from "Game of Thrones,") as Michael. You guys need to watch, "The World's End," now to complete the "Cornetto Trilogy" (Shaun of the Dead > Hot Fuzz > The World's End.)
😂😂😂😂 im dying laughing! I love Simon Pegg and Sean Frost, they are genuinely hilarious and their stories are superb writing. I really wanted you to do Tucker and Dale vs Evil, but how can I complain! These are hilarious😂 only thing I can say is Tucker and Dale are 100% the US version of Pegg/Frost
Ash had to tell the story for his own safety in the future If this goes on 'Girl interrupted' will be her favorite movie..😅 (great, weird movie! Watch it!)
Edgar Wright is such a brilliant writter, the attention to detail in this film is absurd... I've seen it probably a dozen times and still find new jokes/minor plot points that connect to others! I can't wait for the dynamic duo to dissect this masterpiece.
I'm not sure how, but I didn't know Edgar Wright was involved in this. It's not at all surprising though. And I just now realized that they haven't reacted to Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. Both movies are fucking hilarious and the film-making, writing, and performances are stellar.
You just knew that Angel had finally become one of them - when the rubbish bin bounced off his head - its just "a what mates do" kind of thing! lol . . . And never forget that the actual cast in this film had so many, both old & new, well-known leading actors and actresses in it . . . Whereas with their not to be missed movie, "Paul" - was also then filled with so many house-name leading American actors and actresses - along with the same kind of catchy joke line fest throughout to try and watch out for . . .
My name is Alan Canon, I am from Louisville, Kentucky, and I was trained in cave exploration by James Wells, himself the son of Oliver Craig Wells, grandson of H. G. Wells, and himself (Oliver Craig) a pioneering cave diver in Wookey Hole Cave in the Mendip Hills, just short, on the river Axe, of the town of Wells, Somerset, where this movie was shot. It is the only English town I have ever had time to explore at length. One pleasure I had when Hot Fuzz came out was that it reminded me of that town of Wells: imagine my astonishment to discover that this movie was shot in pretty much the only town in England that this Kentuckian ever had a few hours to explore on his own. I am safely back in Kentucky, but if I ever make it back to the UK again, I will go back to Wells. And so should you, and even if you don't, read up on the town of Wells, and the UK county of Somerset. It is a very beautiful place. One example: the fountain seen in Wells in a few shots in Hot Fuzz is an artesian well: it is fed, under pressure, by the surrounding caves. As a result, the high street in Wells is kept washed completely clean by sparkling cave water, flowing down the gutters. Water of a quality that you could bend and drink. Sorry to go off on it but, goddamn it, British people, your land is beloved by more than just you, and in my case, in great detail and from the experience of having trod on as much as I could. I hope you can understand the respect and love that some of us Americans feel for the sceptred isle that gave us Shakespeare and Newton and Lyell and Darwin and Faraday and Turing and Monty Python and so much more.
Note for your girl: that's an old sea mine! During WWII, the U-boat fleet, which dominated much of the battle of the Atlantic (which was almost a war itself, lasting almost the entire length). One historian wonderfully calls it 'thunder from below'. It was very important for both Germans and English, as Germans radically cut off food supply to the island, and the English finally crushed the U-boats. Anyway, much of the early action by German forces involved mining convoy routes and ports around Britain. Initially, contact mines (requiring a ship to physically strike a mine to detonate it) were employed. That's pretty much what this one is and why it has those pins sticking out (which you can also see in Finding Nemo, and other movies, if I can recall).
Yeh I caught that too but to be fair to Ash it's hard for a layman to tell the difference between cheap sub guns. We known a side loading magazine means it's a STEN not an MP3 or a grease gun but for someone who's only seen computer models the differences can be confusing.
No, its a Steyr-Solothurn S1-100, better known as MP34. A german gun, based on a design from ww1 and used in ww2 (but produced in Austria, which is why it has "Steyr" in the name).
I’ve honestly always imagined Hannah being from a town like this one (minus the cult). The way she always talks about “geezers down at the pub” and just the way she is. I’m so glad you guys enjoyed this movie!
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"Oh my god, that's a mine!"
"What's a mine?"
"It will explode!"
"OH MY GOD, IT'S A BOMB!"
Amazing delivery, hahaha.
Sounds like it could be an interaction from the movie itself.
@@Mr.Goodkatwas genuinely thinking exactly this too when it happened, the comedic timing was perfect
@@flightdub6056 And the dialogue too.
LMAOOO
😂😂😂
"he's NOT Judge Judy and executioner!" 🤣
I’ll take lines specifically added for the American audience for $1000 Alex
Judge Judy us known internationally bud
@@shawnmiller4781pretty sure everyone knows who judge Judy is
@@shawnmiller4781Yeah, no. I'm fairly confident that almost everyone in Britain has heard of Judge Judy (even today).
I quote this at least once a week since this movie came out
"We'll go to the Winchester, have a nice cold pint, and wait for this all to blow over..." 😉🍺
"Doesthe beer have a surprisingly fruity note that lingers on the tongue?"
@@MidnightHowlingyou’re obviously a connoisseur!..
..HEHEHA!
Sometimes you just gotta roll the dice 🎲🎲🎲 👽 the film these two have been in together are all genius love them all. Hot Fuzz just maybe my favorite tho. "I could of given you a tour, I've been round the station a few times" lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"What're ya thinkin'?"
"Pub?"
@@afterdinnercreations936 *deodorant spray to the pits*
Another symbolism: Nicholas Angel's police shoulder number is 777, which, in Christianity, is the mark of the angel!
31:37 Ash: "Angel of death, riding on a pale white horse...Clint Eastwood." Okay, either that or the 4th horse of the apocalypse.
This is the only reaction out of the ones I've seen that picked up on the guns resembling wings, to play on Angel's name. And while Angel of Death is fucking metal read of that, especially with the literal pale horse, but I always saw Nick as more of an Angel of Justice or maybe Angel of Vengeance kinda deal. Because, as Hannah pointed out, they don't actually kill people, and also that's what angels did, the ones that were of the "flaming sword" type usually - they brought justice and vengeance!
Seven is the number of perfection.
And Skinner once addressed him as “seven-seven-seven.” Timothy Dalton played James Bond who was often addressed as “Double Oh Seven.”
That's one i completely missed, well spotted!
This is a rare movie where you can watch it over and over again and still find small hints and nuance.
Soooo many honestly
Eve Draper = eves dropper blew my mind
@@SliderFury1
Omg, how tf did I never notice that?
As a man from gloucester I can confirm that ash is right we don’t season our food up here 😂
Also from Gloucester, I must be an anomaly 😢
@@TomWilliams-xh3qd As someone born in a place in the colonies named for Gloucester, I'm somehow the first in my family in all of the time since settling who actually knows what spices are. 😂
I live in a village in the North of England: we do season our food. Not sure about all the locals, though. I lived in a seaside town before this, and the fellow next door literally wore a hat in winter, refused to turn the lights on, never bought new clothes, hated everybody but was fairly kind, loved taking pictures of trains, and never seasoned anything. Before that, a large ton (closer to a small city), and before that -- Leeds of all places (actually, just where we had major riots and Muslim population in Harehills. I lived there around 2010 onwards, when it was mostly Jews and black people (dating back to the 1960s or so) and some Europeans and native English. By 2015, it was mostly hardcore Muslims and Eastern Europeans and some black (often always at war with each other, and lots of crime and drugs) due to the migrant crisis of 2014, and this simply being the location they chose, I guess. The town I was in after that is also not going well for the same reasons circa 2019-2024. The small town I went to around 2020 had very few such issues, but was a big tourist location). The village I now live in (and will die in unless something really weird happens, or they somehow magically take away my house) only has 800 people, with a core population on the central road (well, two primary roads) of 200. It's mostly people escaping the cities, farmers, and life-long natives. I love it, for the most part. It's as close to healthy living and good family ties and no crime and wonderful skies and green fields as you can get without going full Unabomber with a cabin in the woods (not that this even made him happy: he actually gave an interview later, where he fully admits that all his anti-culture, rational writings were merely a mask, hiding his hatred and true intentions, which was pure chaos. Of course, lots of people happily live in the woods or a hippie lifestyle, which is fine by me, just as some (though not many) people actually like city life and seeing so many people each day and all the shops and buildings, etc. There's a reason most rich and powerful people don't live in cities, they just work there and stay part-time in penthouses, far above the streets. It's almost the same reasons why estates and halls and manor houses, etc. are far away from the cities, including the fictional Wayne Manor).
What’s seasoning?
That's a great line.
My favorite callback is the notebook.
"This notebook has saved my skin more times than I care to mention." Danny shows the ketchup trick. Danny puts the notebook in Angel's left pocket on his shirt before he leaves the hotel. Danny still sees the notebook and stabs it. The notebook literally saved his skin once more.
I always chuckle at Aaron Aaronson
My favorite callback is the farmer's mum with the shotgun, after the 'Andes' said everyone round here is packin'.
I does for this un, ayeee i spohsz🤣
Doris has the funniest puns in this movie, “nothing like a bit girl on girl” 😂
Academy award winning
@@ShawnKavanagh
Yup, and with a slew of other acting awards, as many others in the cast also had.
BTW, did you spot the other Oscar winners?
ive had my top off in this lay-by
quite like a midnight gobble
thats me after a couple of pints
nothing like a bit of girl on girl
(to her) you like a bit of manpower dont you Doris?
They aren't "puns", they're _double entendres_
@@noneofyourbeeswax01
YES! Well said.
I'm SO tired of, mostly US, reactors calling puns and clever word-play "double entendres", when they AREN'T!
I love Ash's cheeky/frustrated look at the camera after the "wait for everything to blow over" comment.
Not sure what emotion you're reading, but that wasn't frustration, just so you know. You can check this by looking at a facial expression chart. (It also wasn't exactly cheeky, either.)
@@MCharlesPainting annoyed then. Probably annoyed with the right wing weirdos protesting in the UK.
@@MCharlesPainting lolol your 'tism is showing, from a 'tism enjoyer to another
@@MCharlesPaintingCheeky blah face…
I can't wait for this one! Probably one of the tightest screenplays you'll ever come across. No scene or line of dialogue is wasted. A proper comedy classic.
I did a paper on this movie in college on how it's essentially a perfect script.
Even the gag reel is effing hilarious!! Screeeeeeeech
Try Eurotrip or Old School, it’s hilariously funny!
best part is that the role was written as a love interest for Simon, but then they changed it up to a buddy copy but didn't change a word of dialect, and it still worked.
The writing is absolutely incredible. Up there with Back to the Future. I’m really glad Ash caught on the Angel of death of symbolism.
I think this is waaay funnier than Shaun of the Dead.
i think its better in every aspect
100% more and that’s saying something because Shaun of the dead is great
@@annipsy2185 I agree.
Only just noticed that at the fair before Messenger is killed, Skinner is at the “Splat The Rat” stand. Messenger was going to rat them out and he ends up getting his head splatted by the stone. Such a good little detail!
First Shaun of the Dead and now Hot Fuzz!! You’ve gotta complete the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy by reacting to The World’s End now
Edit: Paul isn’t part of the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy. It just has some of the same actors
The World's End is my favorite movie of its genre.
though not part of the trilogy, you should also watch Paul.
@adamskeans2515 yes it is . Shaun, Hot fuzz and worlds end are the trilogy
@@adamskeans2515nvm sorry misread ur comment . Though u said that's not part of the trilogy, referring to worlds end
@@adamskeans2515 i dont think ive seen Paul - may need to check it out too
DANNY: How's Lurch?
ANGEL: He's in the freezer.
DANNY: Did you say ’cool off’?
ANGEL: No I didn’t say anything actually.
DANNY: Shame.
ANGEL: There was a bit earlier on that you missed when I distracted him with the cuddly monkey, and then I said ’Playtime’s over’ and I hit him with the Peace Lily.
DANNY: You’re off the fucking chain! _racks shotty_
My favorite part 😂
@@ibtgb2He's Resting In Peas. (Peace) haha
At the Fair Skinner's game's called Splat the Rat @20:10 and he's looking at the reporter called Mr. Messenger who's about to rat Skinner out and ends up geting splatted lol. So many things like that throughout the movie.
This is my favourite from the Cornetto trilogy. Brilliant reaction, guys. P.S. I'm from Norfolk, and as an English countryside native I can tell you that everyone you pass will either wave or say good morning to you, even if they don't know you.
When I tell you how the theater erupted in laughter after Angel dropkicked the old woman 😂 🤣I’ll never forget that lol.
Honestly I thought the head splat church scene would’ve had Hannah gagging. She did well.
Game of Thrones is desensitizing her 😂
Every line in this movie has a double meaning it's actually crazy! Even the chief inspector at the beginning sending Simon Pegg away; "You can't just make people disappear." "Yes i can, I'm the chief inspector." That line gives away the twist later on. Phenomenal writing!
How can you live in the U.K. and not have seen Hot Fuzz at least 17 times?
I live in the US and have seen it 5 times in the past three months
What I was wondering. Like saying they never heard of the spice girls. It was the first comedy from the UK that went #1 in the states. Uk comedy's never go #1.
Reaction seemed quite forced on this one which makes me suss… they have to have seen it before 😂
The only houses in the UK that don’t receive the ITV2 channel apparently 😅
Only 17?
This film always struck me as a British love letter to American Action films of the 80s/90s. Its so much fun and the 1 liners are hilarious.
One of the best British films of all time! Favorite editing in any action movie ive seen
“Everyone and their mums is packing round here”
“Like who?”
“Farmer”
“And”
“And the farmers mum”
Farmer: “MUM!”
Comes out packing 😂 such a good script!
One of the things I love about this film is that most viewers going in completely blind never catch the Kate Blanchett cameo at the beginning of the film.
I know I didn’t!
And Peter Jackson is the Santa that stabbed him.
I'll normally watch reactions because it's like watching a cliffnotes version of a show/movie I enjoy. I actually enjoyed this almost as much as I enjoy the movie. Freaking awesome, thanks.
And hearing how genuinely British it is - and I know...British-produced, British stars, etc. - from y'all for some reason made my Texan heart enjoy it that much more. So thanks and best wishes, from across the pond.
Not just British, at that. He was told he had to have more big name stars in it (bit rude because it s full of VERY well known actors and actresses) and two of the oscar winners were unrecognisable - the new Zealnd director peter jackson, and the Australian actress Cate Blanchet. the third had yet to win hers - Olivia Colman, who played Doris, incidentally for a film with "girl on girl action" - The Favourite.
"everybody and there mums is packing round ere" ....
I love that line 🤣
"Like who?"
"Farmers..."
"Who else?"
"Farmer's mums"
So hilarious to call back to that, the farmer and his mum be packin' LMAO!!!
@@slayerje1884there's like infinity callbacks in this movie 😂
@@NikkieTwix as justash would say; SYMOBLISM haha
This is straight up kind of the most perfect movie I've ever seen. The premise is ridiculous, the comedy is perfect, and the action is amazing.
I always found it hilarious that the plot implies that the NWA has been using Old Arthur Webley's farm as a dumping ground for their weapons (hence him randomly finding them), while also making a layered meta joke with the sea mine. It wasn't uncommon to find unexploded bombs from Kent to Oxford, let alone on the Continent, but just finding an old *sea mine in a field in Gloucestershire was such a stupidly heightened and specific joke that I couldn't help but love it. 😂
Actually it is fused as a contact mine
That’s why it explodes when I it rolls over next to Edward Woodward and the fuse horn gets pressed in.
Speaking of great Edward Woodward films to review - The Wicker Man and Breaker Morant
@@shawnmiller4781 Shoot. Okay, so, here's my misunderstanding: honestly, I thought all contact mines in that style were magnetized to some extent because I expected the... What do they call them, Hertz Horns? I thought they could get so corroded with seawater that the "bump" didn't always matter if they sat for too long, so the mines still needed a little extra force, and that was why galvanizing became so important. No, that's my bad, I just thought these models still had at least some magnetic pull to assist. I amended the comment for the magnet part but I'm leaving all of this added context because it's just good for the correction. 😅
@@shawnmiller4781 Oh I do know, as hard to recognize as the original Equalizer is. The cast is absolutely stacked, though. I think my favorites are still a tie between Billie Whitelaw and Paul Freeman, but Dalton chews the scenery in the best way for the set up. It's just... Everything? Lol
There is no suggestion that Webley's guns came from the NWA at all, they are just the kind of thing a crotchetty old farmer might have stashed away from years of his family collecting them in wartime etc. They're covered in dust and Webley makes no comment about them not being his. Also, the NWA seem to be more than capably armed as it is. Webley's gun stash is just a convenient way to introduce some non-standard issue weaponry into the final battle. Webley is a well-known UK gun manufacturer btw.
@@KevPage-Witkicker Yeah... That's the joke... 🤦♂️
Can we PLEASE get a second viewing of Shaun of the dead with Hannah???
seconded
Hell yeah! She'll love it!😂
At the very least Hannah should watch Shaun on her channel so they can finish the trilogy together. Hannah can’t miss Shaun of the Dead.
Favorite line in the movie, Olivia's "Nothin like a bit of girl on girl" you see Ash see it coming and it's perfect delivery from her😂
my favorite line, too! Her delivery is perfect. I HEARD that the actress (I dont know her) is a SERIOUS and ACCLAIMED actress and she takes this bit part with minimal dialogue and she was so talented that she stole every scene for me. I rewatched ALL her lines several times over when I watch the movie.
"I've been around the station a few times." the tone. the eye contact. flawless!
@@slchance8839That actress - Olivia Colman - 1 Oscar, 4 BAFTAs, 2 Emmys, 3 Golden Globes. In this movie - 10 suggestive lines. 😉
Hannah is correct, up here in Yorkshire we'll talk to you on the bus, i remember having to go down to London for a work meeting and saying hello to someone on the tube, the scared look i got from them was as if i was an alien threatening to eat them 😂
I thought it was common knowledge all over that you don't talk on the tube.
I live 18 miles west of Bristol and I know that. Clearly someone didnt get the memo lol.
Thank you for this, I was having the worst evening and now my fave people are watching my fave movie. Also Hannah is right. I grew up in a country village, moved away for ten years and when I went back I'd always get the hellos like I'd never left 😂
Hannah & Ash getting a taste of that West Country Lifestyle 😉 I Agree with Hannah, this is a very British style comedy / sarcastic humour kind of film, but what was also surprising is how well this film did in America aswell.
Watching an Edgar wright movie is a treat for movie fans. He's the English tarrentino. He loves movies and adds So many film references in his films.the cast are always legendary.
Fun Fact- Cate Blanchett played his wife in the hazmat suit in the beginning, bit of a hidden cameo.
”Nothing like a bit of girl on girl” is my favourite line delivery in this movie, gets me every time 😂
‘idk what was gonna happen but something bad’ hannah we call that ocd over here 🤣
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?🤔 Not sure that fits.
@@drea4195 im literally dx’d with it go touch grass
@@drea4195It fits perfectly. A compulsive thought (if I don't do this, something bad will happen) becomes obsessive behaviour (you can't go to sleep until you've had two gulps of water).
It's how OCD starts, and if not treated, can lead to life affecting obsessions that control your every moment.
@@MoominDoogiethank you lmao
@@itmustbesweet When you know, you know, and can spot it a mile away. 😉
Take care, I hope you are doing well 🤗
This movie has 100% Ash energy.
Hannah, no joke what you are describing in the beginning with the 'two big gulps' is the textbook definition of OCD. People think OCD is just liking your pencils facing the same direction, or or organizing your closet by color, but its not any of those.
It's specifically characterized by a illogical but overpowering "sense of doom", where you fully believe that if you dont act upon the urge then something "bad" will happen, even though it doesn't make any sense. So you may not know it, but welcome to the OCD club lol. We have even numbers and lots of light switches to flick 46 times
numbers should always be odd so theres a whole-number median, we would not be compatible as friends xD
That "geezer" is Timothy Dalton aka James Fucking Bond. Put some respect on his name.
Tbh he was a terrible Bond….
@@mariadore7000
Heresy! He was a great Bond!
@@mariadore7000He was the best Bond by far.
@mariadore7000 Except he was Daniel Craig's Bond 30 years earlier. WAY before his time and two of the best Bond performances (The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill).
@@mariadore7000 he was a fantastic Bond. The scripts just sucked.
You two never always seem to have a great vibe and have me in stitches with laughter and your reactions, keep up the good work both your smashing it.
"He had one thing you havent got. A great big bushy beard!". There are so many funny lines in this and everything is set up and pays off brilliantly. A great comedy.
“You have a mustache”
“… I know 👨🏻”
I don't know how many times I've seen this film, but today was the day I realized Olivia Colman was in it!!
Amazing and correct reaction to Bill Nighy coming on screen 😂 (also that story at the start, I say this light heartedly but also not in a way that is making fun…if that kind of thought process happens a lot Hannah it might be worth giving OCD a Google 😅❤)
This is basically "Symbolisms" the movie 😆
One of the best callbacks is when Danny says he feels like he's missing out on gun fights and car chases. And then later they have a gun fight during a car chase 🤣
Literally everything in this movie is a Chekov's Gun, even the "everyone and their mum's is packin' [firearms] round 'ere" "who?" "farmers" "who else?" "farmer's mums"... who does Angel deal with first after getting his shades but a farmer and his mum both armed lol
The "ginger nut" is also "Aaron A Aaronson" ("dyou want us to go through the 'ole phone book?")
Such a tight and witty script
I've watched this film more times than i can remember, and you two still had so many great insights into this incredible movie that i've never noticed before. This is why i love this channel, glad you both enjoyed it!
Hannah is definitely much better at understanding movies and jokes/symbolisms than Ash.
The opening insights to their relationship cracks me up. Ash basically informed his he got waterboarded with light at 2am. That’s a prolonged interrogation tactic. Man must always be checking his corners when walking about the house. 😂
Ash is starting to look like a middle eastern lord farquad 😂
Ash said, "He knocked down his walls, Chris Jerico style." Walls of Jericho is an archeologist site. SYMBOLISM!!!
35:35 Thats why Hannah has to see Shawn of the Dead
I genuinely think this is one of the most tightly-written movies ever made. You can watch it 10 times and still spot new stuff.
Ash saying “catch up” when he’s so far behind H is fucking hilarious to me
When the hound gets thrown into the freezer, he's not sleeping with the fishes - He's resting in peas. 😂
One of the few movies I consider to be absolutely perfect. Great tone, amazing cinematography and editing. Every joke and plot point is set up and paid off and amazing chemistry with the cast. Takes a real attention to detail to pull this sort of movie off. Love Edgar Wright. I don't think the man has made a single bad movie. I'd recommend them all
Also the sip vs gulp argument is NOT to be had before bed xD
This is legitimately one of the greatest movies ever.
29:56 I started to hysterically cry, laughing at Ash pulling out the moisturiser here 😂
So fucking unhinged I love it
This is easily one of my favourite comedies. It's just pure fun! Timothy Dalton has always been the best James Bond in my opinion, so to see him in this movie, a comedy was such a surprise! And he did the role so well.
One of my favorite movies!
Also Hannah your hair looks stunning, darlin'!!!
There's not a single bit of fat in this movie. Literally EVERYTHING in it has a purpose and I adore it.
Ash there is a saying, "stubborn wife saves husband's life"- if Hannah says drink, I'd drink!
Not only did all the random things mentioned throughout the movie have a purpose, but all those 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's movies references thrown in throughout, it was hard to keep up with. It was crafted by people who love movies, so why wouldn't we love it?
Simon Pegg also has a supporting role in the Amazon TV series THE BOYS. He gave the performance of his life in the recently concluded Season 4.
The comic version of hughie is based on pegg which is cool aswell
Yessss!
Reactions to the boys would be hilarious
He also did an epic job as SkekSil(the Chamberlain)in the unjustly cancelled "Dark Crystal:Age of Resistance".
Showed some of my American friends this film recently and they absolutely loved every moment of it. Loved the utter unabashed Britishness of it and loved the clever use of editing as well as all the action call-backs to some classic police action flicks.
In my honest opinion, this is one of those very few near perfect films
1:30 there are treatments for OCD you know
This movie takes 4 locations at max and turns it into a full tilt story. Simon is a genius at knowing how to frame a very large story into a small setting, thus utilizing the most amount of background and secondary characters, every extra actor is used for a reason. This is true stage play and artisan ship that reverberates throughout his catalogue. He’s genuinely a great film maker.
Don’t you mean Edgar Wright? Edgar Wright is the one who directed this.
I am an American and this is my favorite movie ever.
The best review you can ever give a movie. "I could watch that again right now." Yup. That about says it all. Awesome flick
"everyone and their mum is packing round here..." then 30:34 lol
Possibly the greatest comedy film ever.
Watch it again, you notice more and more - endless foreshadowing, little jokes here and there, layers and layers. It's _SO_ clever.
37:45 Oscar, BAFTA, Emmy, Etc. winner Olivia Colman.
I just wanted to say great video guys! I have been watching you both for about a year now and am so happy to see how much you have grown! By far my favourite TH-camrs and you make my day every time you upload.
A movie I believe that you both would absolutely love and be touched by is “Only The Brave”.
Keep up the great work and keep finding those symbolisms!
The old neighbour hood watch guy is the original Equalizer
Yes Edward Woodward, also in the original Wickerman
@@_Sarby1and Breaker Morant
"This notebook has saved my skin more times than I can count."
And Danny saved his skin...with his notebook.
This movie gets better every time you watch it.
Hot Fuzz has to be one of my favourite films ever, it is just brilliant, imo it’s the best film in The Cornetto Trilogy. Those Films are easily some of my favourite films of all time. I’d also say Edgar Wright is also one of my favourite directors, the way he makes his films by littering them transitions and foreshadowing is hilarious and brilliant.
You guys are off the fuckin’ chain!
The level of detail they put into this one movie is astounding. The song playing on the radio as Mr Skinner drives past the scene after the house exploded and was on fire. The board with words describing the way the one sergeant behaves at the start of the film when introduced to Nicholas Angel. "Splat the Rat" just before the death of Tim Messenger from having his head crushed (going "splat" as one might say). The call backs in dialogue and background bits from start to finish are a masterclass in detailing out a story. It's part of why this movie holds up to multiple viewings and is still just as fun and funny on the 12th watch as it was on the first.
I don't know if you noticed Paddy Considine (King Viserys from "House of the Dragon,") playing Andy Wainwright, one of the detectives. Also, Rory McCann (Sandor "the Hound" Clegane from "Game of Thrones,") as Michael. You guys need to watch, "The World's End," now to complete the "Cornetto Trilogy" (Shaun of the Dead > Hot Fuzz > The World's End.)
Paddy Cosindine:King Viserys
Jim Broadbent:Archmaester Ebrose
Rory Mccann:Sandor Clegane.
David Bradley:(the gun collector("Izuppose")Walder Frey.
And Ian Holm, everyone always, misses his literal blink n u miss him
😂😂😂😂 im dying laughing! I love Simon Pegg and Sean Frost, they are genuinely hilarious and their stories are superb writing. I really wanted you to do Tucker and Dale vs Evil, but how can I complain! These are hilarious😂 only thing I can say is Tucker and Dale are 100% the US version of Pegg/Frost
Definitely one of Simon Pegg’s best movies, as well as one of Edgar Wright’s. Absolutely hilarious from beginning to end.
“Leslie Tiller was Fucking murdered” is honestly my favourite line in the film and I have no idea why 😂it just makes me laugh!!
Ash had to tell the story for his own safety in the future
If this goes on 'Girl interrupted' will be her favorite movie..😅 (great, weird movie! Watch it!)
This movie is both a perfect action film AND a perfect comedy. It's honestly unmatched. Love it.
I ain’t gonna lie this intro sounds like some serious OCD type shit🤣
I love that the photographers death is like a nod to the priests death in The Omen 😂
Edgar Wright is such a brilliant writter, the attention to detail in this film is absurd... I've seen it probably a dozen times and still find new jokes/minor plot points that connect to others! I can't wait for the dynamic duo to dissect this masterpiece.
I'm not sure how, but I didn't know Edgar Wright was involved in this. It's not at all surprising though. And I just now realized that they haven't reacted to Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. Both movies are fucking hilarious and the film-making, writing, and performances are stellar.
You just knew that Angel had finally become one of them - when the rubbish bin bounced off his head - its just "a what mates do" kind of thing! lol . . . And never forget that the actual cast in this film had so many, both old & new, well-known leading actors and actresses in it . . . Whereas with their not to be missed movie, "Paul" - was also then filled with so many house-name leading American actors and actresses - along with the same kind of catchy joke line fest throughout to try and watch out for . . .
My name is Alan Canon, I am from Louisville, Kentucky, and I was trained in cave exploration by James Wells, himself the son of Oliver Craig Wells, grandson of H. G. Wells, and himself (Oliver Craig) a pioneering cave diver in Wookey Hole Cave in the Mendip Hills, just short, on the river Axe, of the town of Wells, Somerset, where this movie was shot. It is the only English town I have ever had time to explore at length. One pleasure I had when Hot Fuzz came out was that it reminded me of that town of Wells: imagine my astonishment to discover that this movie was shot in pretty much the only town in England that this Kentuckian ever had a few hours to explore on his own. I am safely back in Kentucky, but if I ever make it back to the UK again, I will go back to Wells. And so should you, and even if you don't, read up on the town of Wells, and the UK county of Somerset. It is a very beautiful place.
One example: the fountain seen in Wells in a few shots in Hot Fuzz is an artesian well: it is fed, under pressure, by the surrounding caves. As a result, the high street in Wells is kept washed completely clean by sparkling cave water, flowing down the gutters. Water of a quality that you could bend and drink.
Sorry to go off on it but, goddamn it, British people, your land is beloved by more than just you, and in my case, in great detail and from the experience of having trod on as much as I could. I hope you can understand the respect and love that some of us Americans feel for the sceptred isle that gave us Shakespeare and Newton and Lyell and Darwin and Faraday and Turing and Monty Python and so much more.
This and Shaun are two of my favorite movies of all time. Two of the best theater experiences
Note for your girl: that's an old sea mine! During WWII, the U-boat fleet, which dominated much of the battle of the Atlantic (which was almost a war itself, lasting almost the entire length). One historian wonderfully calls it 'thunder from below'. It was very important for both Germans and English, as Germans radically cut off food supply to the island, and the English finally crushed the U-boats.
Anyway, much of the early action by German forces involved mining convoy routes and ports around Britain. Initially, contact mines (requiring a ship to physically strike a mine to detonate it) were employed. That's pretty much what this one is and why it has those pins sticking out (which you can also see in Finding Nemo, and other movies, if I can recall).
ngl been watching this couple for almost 3 years now , yall need more recognition, u guys are hilarious 😭💯💯💯
Nah - it's a Sten Gun - a British gun.
Yeh I caught that too but to be fair to Ash it's hard for a layman to tell the difference between cheap sub guns. We known a side loading magazine means it's a STEN not an MP3 or a grease gun but for someone who's only seen computer models the differences can be confusing.
Nope that's a 100% an MP34 Ash is correct.
You know Sten is just one of many submachine guns that had a side magazine.
@@ianjardine7324 My man the Sten is not the only machine gun to have a side loading magazine. Just one of many.
No, its a Steyr-Solothurn S1-100, better known as MP34. A german gun, based on a design from ww1 and used in ww2 (but produced in Austria, which is why it has "Steyr" in the name).
I stand corrected :)
not drinking someone else's water and giving them bad luck is something no one has ever heard of
you two are Wade and Vanessa from DeadPool, "your crazy matches my crazy...big time"
"The Worlds End" is next in the trilogy. However, "Paul" is also a great watch, also starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
Am so excited arguably the best of the corneto trilogy
I’ve honestly always imagined Hannah being from a town like this one (minus the cult). The way she always talks about “geezers down at the pub” and just the way she is. I’m so glad you guys enjoyed this movie!
Nearly every UK actor is in this movie. Great cinema!
One of the greatest action films ever made simply for containing the line, “ _Pack it in, Frank. You silly bastard._ “