Lovely choice! This is one of the most rewatchable films I have ever seen. So many details! Every line is either a set-up or a callback. It's delicious!
One of the greatest comedy films ever. The screenplay should have gotten an Oscar nomination. It's one of the greatest of the 21st century as far as I'm concerned.
@@noneofyourbeeswax01 Me too. It is like a reflex by now. Similarly I can't hear the word "snack" without saying "Snack, snack, have a snack with Brown and Black." Thank you Dr. Seuss.
Nice reaction! One thing most people don't spot is that in Simon Pegg's movies there are usually references to Old Skool hip hop. So the "Neighbourhood Watch Association" has a sign on the door saying "NWA". The final line, "Bring the Noise" is the title of a Public Enemy track. Another joke that non-Brits might not get is the title, and you did wonder about that... "Fuzz" has two meanings in Britian. The police ("the fuzz"). So "Hot Fuzz" would mean like action-packed police. "Fuzz" also used to mean "pubic hair". You can work out for yourselves what THAT title might mean... Anyway, if you liked this then "Shaun of the Dead" is an excellent next watch! Same two lead actors, but instead of a tribute to action movies, it's a tribute to zombie flicks!
I love this movie so much. Should be taught in every screenwriting class as an example of tying everything in your story together with zero loose threads and every moment having a payoff.
It's the hidden little touches that make Edgar Wright movies so special. The "Fascist / Hag" joke is funny the first time when he arrives at the hotel. The callback is funny during the shooting scene. But did you spot the hidden crossword puzzle reference? When she shouts "Fascist" she starts shooting ACROSS the street. Then Angel shoots the flower basket that falls DOWN to hit her on the head before he replies with "Hag". Fascist was 7 ACROSS, Hag was 12 DOWN.
Lots of movie references here either via the script or casting, from John Woo's Hong Kong action films to cult Brit horrors from the 1970s like The Wicker Man (a cult in a remote village) which starred Edward Woodward (as a serious cop) who played the neighbourhood watch guy watching the CCTV in the police station. Tim Dalton (Skinner) was James Bond in the 80s. Billie Whitelaw (Joyce the crossword puzzler) was the first evil nanny in The Omen. And Peter Jackson was the Santa stabber.
So happy to see y’all two enjoy this one. This has plenty of rewatch value, there’s so many jokes that I’m still discovering. I just got the Aaron A Aaronsen joke recently 😂
The Trolly boy for the supermarket that says “Yarp” is the actor who played The Hound, Sandor Clegane on Game of Thrones--Rory McCann. Hot Fuzz was one of McCann’s very first film roles ever!
That was ace fun watching that with you, I'm subscribing. You're funny and smart and there's this look you give each other when you're on the same wavelength about something. I'm looking forward to what we're watching next. Big love from the UK❤
Crusty Jugglers.... Swans are quite vicious and will attack relentlessly. Part of this is satirical about English villages because many of them refuse to change and "Tidiest Town" or some other accolade is a real badge of honour. 14:22, I think you missed the gag when he said "Decaffeinated?", what the person calling meant was "decapitated". You should watch the series Spaced if you get the chance. Has the two leads in it and the same director.
Great stuff. Fortunately, the Point Break clip doesn't give too much away - and it's an awesome movie, you should totally watch that one sometime. Virtual hug
Not a 'Drumstick', the ice cream treats are 'Cornetto'. Thus the three films with Simon Peg and Nick Frost directed by Edgar Wright are called 'The Cornetto Trilogy'. Even though the films tie in in no other way than they eat one at some point in the film.
There are some serious actors in this movie. The supermarket owner Mr Skinner is Timothy Dalton who played James Bond. The policewoman Doris is Oscar winner Olivia Coleman. The forensic expert, former girlfriend is Cate Blanchett....and heaps more.
Jyn: "So they're able to kill so many people, but they couldn't hit a swan?" Me: "Well they're not monsters." 🤪 If it helps to understand the title, "The Fuzz" is a slang term for "The Police."
@@noneofyourbeeswax01 no they do not own them , They are protected by them by law . sadly they do not protect the peoples law which is higher . The problem here is the whitehall that controls parliament we have no say as the labor party tried to destroy brexit but could not stop the tories from leaving . and we have become a minority and religion is at the top of the list.
When you said it was a love story, in the original script, Sgt Angel's partner in the village police was a female officer but they dropped her but kept a lot of the dialogue.
I think you missed the reason for those murders. The reason was: They wanted to clean up the criminal statistics of that village. So the village can become "The Village of the Year" every year. That was behind the people with the note blocks at the end. Those were the people from outside of the village, who had to judge, which village is becoming the village of the year. And behind all that is the police chief, who did that all for his dead wife. That's why nobody was officially punished for anything and the "cult" punished the offenders secretly by themselves with their own punishment methods. All was done to keep the official statistics and the surface impression of the whole village in an excellent condition...and over time the "cult" was becoming ever more insane with their "cleaning up" of unwanted people with their unwanted habits (like an annoying laughter etc). I'm only explaining that, because I think you missed the structure of the story behind the whole movie.
There is a reason they won't harm the swan. In the UK, all swans (also all whales and some other things) are property of the king. So they would have to answer to the palace officials about it if they did hit it. Also, I would assume that they would be motivated by patriotism to demonstrate respect for the king's property.
People in the UK think the swans belong to the monarchy, could be why they were avoiding it and nearly crashing instead. Really its just some swans that the monarchy owns, but who knows enough about swans to know which is which.
Sensational film with great actors. This crazy mix of US action and black Brit humor begins as a bland provincial farce in which serving alcohol to minors seems to be the biggest problem. But then people start dying - and in a gory way that is usually only seen in splatter films. The production obviously has fun throwing us for a loop. 😁 And Jim Broadbent, Cate Blanchett and director Peter Jackson (all in guest roles) seem to have enjoyed it too.
38:12.......... "Why not just hit the swan?" It's illegal to kill swans in England and you can go to jail for 6 months. Also the swan has links to the Royal Family as they can claim ownership of any swan on open waters in the UK but they only exercise this right to the swans around Windsor.
38:18 ... Wild unmarked mute swans belong to the Crown. The Crown has held the right to claim ownership of all unmarked mute swans swimming in open waters throughout the country from as far back as the twelfth century. As such this means that taking a swan could amount to theft. Killing or injuring a swan could also amount to criminal damage or a wildlife related offence. Offences committed against swans have been successfully prosecuted in recent years.
JYN X RYL. Have you ever considered (1953) The War of the Worlds. This movie to me is better than the Tom Cruise remake. It scared me to death as a 5 year old. Watched it with my Brothers who were teens.
The community leaders of Stanford could simply not have public crime statistics jeopardizing their chances to win the Village of the Year Award, and if you don’t understand that all the murders we’re justified, I’m guessing that maybe, just maybe, you’ve never lived in the best village before… 🦢 Thanks for making videos eh.
Lovely choice! This is one of the most rewatchable films I have ever seen. So many details! Every line is either a set-up or a callback. It's delicious!
It's up there with the Big lebowski
One of the greatest comedy films ever. The screenplay should have gotten an Oscar nomination. It's one of the greatest of the 21st century as far as I'm concerned.
I love that there is not a second of wasted film. Everything is either foreshadowing or pay off.
The screenplay and editing in this "bad boy" should have gotten Oscar nominations, without a doubt.
Because of this movie, I reply to everybody with "Yaaarp!"
It's a surprisingly common feature in my lexicon too.
@@finncullen I can never hear the expression "The Greater Good" without responding with "The Greater Good" myself...
@@noneofyourbeeswax01 Me too. It is like a reflex by now. Similarly I can't hear the word "snack" without saying "Snack, snack, have a snack with Brown and Black." Thank you Dr. Seuss.
if people ask why: it's for the greater good 😂
@CyberBeep_kenshi The Greater Good.
The Zombie character in the fuel station is a callback to the previous movie 'Shaun of the Dead'. Great reaction ladies
He's also the director, Edgar Wright
They barely laughed.
So yeah, it was a great reaction - to a very overrated movie..
"Fuzz" is slang for "police".
The Fuzz is part of a trilogy. It's actually Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and then At Worlds End ❤
Nice reaction! One thing most people don't spot is that in Simon Pegg's movies there are usually references to Old Skool hip hop. So the "Neighbourhood Watch Association" has a sign on the door saying "NWA". The final line, "Bring the Noise" is the title of a Public Enemy track.
Another joke that non-Brits might not get is the title, and you did wonder about that... "Fuzz" has two meanings in Britian. The police ("the fuzz"). So "Hot Fuzz" would mean like action-packed police. "Fuzz" also used to mean "pubic hair". You can work out for yourselves what THAT title might mean...
Anyway, if you liked this then "Shaun of the Dead" is an excellent next watch! Same two lead actors, but instead of a tribute to action movies, it's a tribute to zombie flicks!
I love this movie so much. Should be taught in every screenwriting class as an example of tying everything in your story together with zero loose threads and every moment having a payoff.
It's the hidden little touches that make Edgar Wright movies so special.
The "Fascist / Hag" joke is funny the first time when he arrives at the hotel. The callback is funny during the shooting scene. But did you spot the hidden crossword puzzle reference? When she shouts "Fascist" she starts shooting ACROSS the street. Then Angel shoots the flower basket that falls DOWN to hit her on the head before he replies with "Hag". Fascist was 7 ACROSS, Hag was 12 DOWN.
the script is Genius
Lots of movie references here either via the script or casting, from John Woo's Hong Kong action films to cult Brit horrors from the 1970s like The Wicker Man (a cult in a remote village) which starred Edward Woodward (as a serious cop) who played the neighbourhood watch guy watching the CCTV in the police station. Tim Dalton (Skinner) was James Bond in the 80s. Billie Whitelaw (Joyce the crossword puzzler) was the first evil nanny in The Omen. And Peter Jackson was the Santa stabber.
So happy to see y’all two enjoy this one. This has plenty of rewatch value, there’s so many jokes that I’m still discovering. I just got the Aaron A Aaronsen joke recently 😂
It's one of the tightest scripts in cinema. That's not a single wasted line, and almost everything is either a setup or a call back.
@ Yes I think the only movie that can match the rate of jokes is Airplane! (1980) also great reaction from them 😂
The Fuzz, is an old nickname for the police.
It is also an old slang word for "public hair". "Hot Fuzz" has two VERY different meanings...
@oldmangaming9259 And "being picked up by the Fuzz", is a whole other level.
The Trolly boy for the supermarket that says “Yarp” is the actor who played The Hound, Sandor Clegane on Game of Thrones--Rory McCann. Hot Fuzz was one of McCann’s very first film roles ever!
I didn't even recognize him! That's amazing!
oh sweet this is gonna be fun lets goooo
Jeneine is played by Cate Blanchet. Also, the older people in the village are played by famous actors from British TV and movies
The Chief Inspector was Davey Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.
He was also in one of the Harry Potter movies.
Point Break (the original) was not ruined...put it on the list.
Yarp!
ur guys r funny and smart
That was ace fun watching that with you, I'm subscribing. You're funny and smart and there's this look you give each other when you're on the same wavelength about something. I'm looking forward to what we're watching next. Big love from the UK❤
Crusty Jugglers....
Swans are quite vicious and will attack relentlessly.
Part of this is satirical about English villages because many of them refuse to change and "Tidiest Town" or some other accolade is a real badge of honour.
14:22, I think you missed the gag when he said "Decaffeinated?", what the person calling meant was "decapitated".
You should watch the series Spaced if you get the chance. Has the two leads in it and the same director.
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Y’all are the best! This is my favorite movie and it was a joy to watch y’all enjoy it ❤
Great stuff. Fortunately, the Point Break clip doesn't give too much away - and it's an awesome movie, you should totally watch that one sometime. Virtual hug
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Not a 'Drumstick', the ice cream treats are 'Cornetto'. Thus the three films with Simon Peg and Nick Frost directed by Edgar Wright are called 'The Cornetto Trilogy'. Even though the films tie in in no other way than they eat one at some point in the film.
This is my favorite movie with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, better than all the others. It’s definitely their best movie, or at least top 3
There are some serious actors in this movie. The supermarket owner Mr Skinner is Timothy Dalton who played James Bond. The policewoman Doris is Oscar winner Olivia Coleman. The forensic expert, former girlfriend is Cate Blanchett....and heaps more.
..and the head of the Neighbourhood Watch is Edward Woodward, who won a Golden Globe for his title role in the original 1980s 'The Equalizer'
'Point Break' next.
Great movie
think you're the first people I've seen react to this who actually understood the Arron A. Arrinson joke with the ginger kid, well done
_"Why not just hit the swan?"_ - *_YOU MONSTER!!_*
Good one, Ladies! For the greater good....LOL! Thanks for sharing it.
I really enjoyed this, thank you.
I recommend watching "Valkyrie"
Jyn: "So they're able to kill so many people, but they couldn't hit a swan?"
Me: "Well they're not monsters." 🤪
If it helps to understand the title, "The Fuzz" is a slang term for "The Police."
I love Hot Fuzz!
Found your channel earlier tonight and binging everything lol.
I recommend Gentlemen Prefer Blondes if you fancy an older movie. :)
COOL REACTIONS! MADE TO THE END!!!
you can be fined or in jail for hitting or killing a swan as they are protected by the monarchy
All UK swans technically belong to the reigning monarch.
@@noneofyourbeeswax01 no they do not own them , They are protected by them by law .
sadly they do not protect the peoples law which is higher .
The problem here is the whitehall that controls parliament we have no say as the labor party tried to destroy brexit but could not stop the tories from leaving .
and we have become a minority and religion is at the top of the list.
love these films. Shaun of the Dead is probably my favorite
One of my fav Dark British comedy film! 😂😁
Funny reaction your create! 😊❤️
When you said it was a love story, in the original script, Sgt Angel's partner in the village police was a female officer but they dropped her but kept a lot of the dialogue.
You're correct, it's a hedgehog.
I keep forgetting they don't have them in the Americas. At least not in the wild.
Now you have to watch Romeo + Juliet
Awesome reaction! Now you just need the other 2 parts of the Cornetto trilogy, Shaun of the Dead, and The World's End.
This and Shaun of the Dead are in my top 10 films ❤
Yay❤❤❤❤
Ryl wasn't having any of Jyn's cuddly monkey joke😂
Janine was played by Cate Blanchett. You guys were great in this reaction, very cute couple. 😊
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ya GOTTA see Point Break
I think you missed the reason for those murders. The reason was: They wanted to clean up the criminal statistics of that village. So the village can become "The Village of the Year" every year. That was behind the people with the note blocks at the end. Those were the people from outside of the village, who had to judge, which village is becoming the village of the year.
And behind all that is the police chief, who did that all for his dead wife.
That's why nobody was officially punished for anything and the "cult" punished the offenders secretly by themselves with their own punishment methods. All was done to keep the official statistics and the surface impression of the whole village in an excellent condition...and over time the "cult" was becoming ever more insane with their "cleaning up" of unwanted people with their unwanted habits (like an annoying laughter etc).
I'm only explaining that, because I think you missed the structure of the story behind the whole movie.
Hot fuzz is almost like the Wicker man mixed with a buddy cop comedy it’s brilliant
I love your reaction videos. I would love to see you watch "Ex Machina"
There is a reason they won't harm the swan. In the UK, all swans (also all whales and some other things) are property of the king. So they would have to answer to the palace officials about it if they did hit it. Also, I would assume that they would be motivated by patriotism to demonstrate respect for the king's property.
People in the UK think the swans belong to the monarchy, could be why they were avoiding it and nearly crashing instead. Really its just some swans that the monarchy owns, but who knows enough about swans to know which is which.
The swans in public parks belong to the Monarch IIRC.
I don't know if the English use the term or not, but in the US in the 1980s "fuzz" was a common term for the police.
Actually, you can still watch Point Break because that part was not the ending of that movie.
you should watch Point Break if you haven't already
Inspector Angle saves the day.
Lol, Next up...'Point Break'😂
p.s. In the U.K. Swan's are property of the crown so killing one far worse than shooting a pedestrian 😂
Movie suggestion - "Scary Movie 3". The movies most parodied in it are Signs, The Ring, 8 Mile, The Matrix Reloaded.
Do Shaun of the dead if you liked this.
Great reaction as always!
Sensational film with great actors.
This crazy mix of US action and black Brit humor begins as a bland provincial farce in which serving alcohol to minors seems to be the biggest problem.
But then people start dying - and in a gory way that is usually only seen in splatter films. The production obviously has fun throwing us for a loop. 😁
And Jim Broadbent, Cate Blanchett and director Peter Jackson (all in guest roles) seem to have enjoyed it too.
38:12.......... "Why not just hit the swan?"
It's illegal to kill swans in England and you can go to jail for 6 months. Also the swan has links to the Royal Family as they can claim ownership of any swan on open waters in the UK but they only exercise this right to the swans around Windsor.
Girls please consider watching Creep with Mark Duplass! 🔥
38:18 ... Wild unmarked mute swans belong to the Crown. The Crown has held the right to claim ownership of all unmarked mute swans swimming in open waters throughout the country from as far back as the twelfth century. As such this means that taking a swan could amount to theft. Killing or injuring a swan could also amount to criminal damage or a wildlife related offence. Offences committed against swans have been successfully prosecuted in recent years.
It is not a bomb, it is a sea mine! XD
JYN X RYL. Have you ever considered (1953) The War of the Worlds. This movie to me is better than the Tom Cruise remake. It scared me to death as a 5 year old. Watched it with my Brothers who were teens.
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Pretty good for not seeing Point Break…
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Fuzz is English slang for cop
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Simon Pegg and Nick Frost also stared together in "Paul". An awesome Alien movie
So many commercials.😢
Is it ok that I have a crush on both of you?
The title is a play on American action movie titles that often have very little to do with the content of the film itself.
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Y’all boring 🥱
The community leaders of Stanford could simply not have public crime statistics jeopardizing their chances to win the Village of the Year Award, and if you don’t understand that all the murders we’re justified, I’m guessing that maybe, just maybe, you’ve never lived in the best village before… 🦢
Thanks for making videos eh.
The Greater Good
@@parinthianquattropani9071the greater good!