Hot Fuzz (2007) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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One of my favorites that I was so excited to share with Sam! I’m glad she loved it as much as I do! What are some other great comedy recommendations!?
Thank you for all of the support!
Here's a little-known gem: "Vibes" with Jeff Goldblum & Cindi Lauper. One of my faves.
Brain Donors.
Love how "check out his arse" turns into "check out his horse"
Also paying homage to the famous point break gun scene and the bad boys panning sequence.
@@jean-paulaudette9246 seriously? The psychic movie?
True Lies
Timothy Dalton who plays Skinner said this was the film where he had the most fun, and considering he played James Bond, that says a lot.
He's one of my favourite actors! He's done so many great films!
I dunno. Playing James Bond is a _high-profile_ job, sure, but I doubt it is much _fun_ while you're doing it.
Also in Flash Gordon
I love him in this movie. He's so delightfully sinister and every line he says is so evil.
The funny thing is that when they were doing the casting, the writers said they wanted a 'Timothy Dalton' type of person for the role of Simon Skinner.
One of then just went, "Why don't we just ask Timothy Dalton?" So they did exactly that and Dalton said yes. And I am sure Mr Dalton had a lot of fun!
"If you wanna be a big cop in a small town, fuck off up the model village"
Literally where the final boss battle takes place
this film is fun good the first time you watch it but when you rewatch it and realize all the callbacks references and comedy in writing subtly it improves a lot....like its a solid film at first but its way better on rewatches...
On the train journey up to the village every murder scene is edited in.
@@razkable I’d even go as far as to say Hot Fuzz is a masterpiece (and I don’t say that lightly - I’m a pretty harsh critic).
@@BaresEatBeats probably my favourite comedy ever.
wow, great catch. So many foreshadowing and hidden details.
One of my favorite parts in this movie is the play. It's not just a terrible version of Romeo and Juliet. It's a play of the movie with Leo DeCaprio and Claire Danes. That's why you have the gun, the angel wings, and "Love me Love me Say that you love me". It brings the terribleness of the play to a whole other level.
Lmao, love Angel's eyes when that part happens. His expression screams "The fuck?!" And the Neighbourhood Watch Alliance are smiling in the background, pretty much saying "Yeah, these two are toast."
Why is there a tiny town?
Because it's a "model village". Lol
Thanks, Dad
Damn... great one!
"You wanna be a big cop in a small town? F*** off up the model village!" - One of my favorite lines in the movie.
It reminds me on "The Ultimate Goose Game".
It's a pun, a punchline, a setup/callback gag, and also like half a dozen little UK market towns actually have (or had) them.
Great reaction. Definitely the pick of the Cornetto Trilogy for me.
Thank you!
Honestly I think it might be the best British comedy of all time. It's this or Life Of Brian. It's relentlessly hysterical, genuinely compelling as a story, and has, carefully masked beneath the ridiculous amount of humour, a genuine message about what policing should and should not be. Such a great film. Agreed on the reaction, it was a hoot. So glad Sam enjoyed it
The World's End is my favorite. I would say Shaun of the Dead is the best movie of the three. But Hot Fuzz is the most fun and enjoyable by a wide right mile.
Check you out watching some reactions brilliant 😂😂
Would love to see you do some reactions to films and TV
22:50
The reason why even the bad guys avoided running the swan over, is because in England all swans are royal property, making it super illegal to kill them 👍
Queen Elizabeth II technically owns all of the unclaimed swans in open water in England and Wales. But, the Queen only actually exercises ownership on certain stretches and tributaries of the River Thames around Windsor.
Sandfords most wanted
@@synaesthesia2010 I mean, it’s also high treason to purposefully stick a UK postage stamp (which ALWAYS have a crown or a monarch cameo/silhouette on it) upside down.
murder is fine but we draw the line at killing a swan... lol
@@mattwhitman7285if you find that funny you should know it’s also illegal to handle salmon suspiciously. Whatever that means.
Angel: "You can't just make people disappear!"
Met Chief Inspector: "Yyyyyes, I can. I'm the Chief Inspector."
Can't believe I missed that bit of foreshadowing until now!
You have done a great deed 😁👍
Every time I watch this movie I pick up on another hidden joke. I missed that one! Thanks for the comment lol
The joke with the swans is that it is illegal to kill a swan in the UK.
Yup. It’s considered lowkey treason.
With the twin cops you can see that one of them is reading a book by Ian Banks and his brother is reading a book by Ian M Banks, it's the same author but he uses one name for his sci-fi books and the other for his regular novels. It's very meta as the cop is played by one actor, and not actually twins.
Iain*
Holy wow. Never noticed that, thanks.
Edgar wright is a F***ing genius, he puts so much thougth into everything I just love the man
Hot Fuzz is so packed with jokes I still keep finding new laughs ever time I watch it
Yep. I turned captions on once and caught several I had missed the first time around.
This and shaun of the dead are two of the movies worth getting the editions with commentary and bonus features.
12:28 the editing in this film is absolutely insane, love it
The.Vow. Full Movie 2012 what movie name
Edgar Wright was the original director for the first Antman. I wonder how that would have turned out if he had not left (been forced to leave) the project. Antman was already going to be funny with Paul Rudd, but I wonder if there is any Edgar Wright shot footage still in existence or if he left before they started filming.
I saw this movie in a late night showing with a buddy, and we were the only people in the theater. The moment I knew I was going to love it was "A great big bushy beard!" By the end, he and I were both standing up and fist pumping when they started shooting during the car chase. After the movie, we went back to my buddy's place and immediately watched Shaun of the Dead on DVD, because I had never seen it,
Hot Fuzz is absolutely my favorite movie.
Cate Blanchett plays Janine...😂 such a beauty and they cover her face the whole time. Classic.
That’s wild!! Had no idea it was her!
@@TBRSchmitt You saying you didn't recognize those intense blue Elven eyes?
Also, Peter Jackson plays the guy dressed as Santa Claus who stabs Simon Pegg in the hand.
Those model villages are a real thing we have in the UK in places!
Perfect place for an epic fight!
@@TBRSchmitt Did you notice that when Skinner slips on the model car it flies through the window of the model Summerfield supermarket?
The nearest model village to where i live all the buildings are actually made of stone, fall on to one of them you don't crash through it, you get bruises.
They're actually all around the world in various forms, but there are more proportionally in the UK than there are in say the US. Sometimes, these attractions are villages. Sometimes, they represent different famous cities. There are quite a few made from Lego.
And it has a model of the model in the model village (after which it gets too small to see).
Tim Dalton was approaching Shatner levels of hamming it up in this role
And enjoying every minute of it.
Apparently he had more fun on this production than he did playing James Bond, and I can see why!
22:20 "Nothing like a bit of girl on girl." Olivia Coleman, aka Queen Elizabeth II 😄😄
Academy Award Winner Olivia Coleman no less!
A.K.A Queen Anne.
@@stvdagger8074 More to the point. :-)
“Two blokes, and a fuck load of cutlery” is one of the best lines ever written
If you've ever lived in a small English town, this movie is pretty much a documentary! Also, most of the village leaders are performed by actors who have played villains or cops in classic movies and TV shows!
You guys are such a great team to watch movies with! Really looking forward to you doing The World's End... and as others have suggested, if you can find it, watch the sitcom "Spaced"! It's where it all started for Pegg, Frost and Wright!
The World's End is my favorite of the Cornetto's Trilogy. Can't wait for their reaction.
The reason for the tiny town was that earlier in the movie they told him to "fuck off to the model village if he wants to be a big cop". In true form they call it back at the end of the movie where he is, literally, the big cop in the model village.
What's true about the flm is that pretty small towns and pretty suburbs in the UK are kept "nice" by ruthless social cleansing at local government level. The social cleansing doesn't involve direct murder, obviously, but people's lives are blighted as a result of the discrimination in policing, housing and distribution of public services. Nimbyism is a powerful force in British politics.
It's certainly meant that new home builds of even traditional buildings are very hard to do now, especially in island communities.
TBR, have you watched Spaced? It’s the start of the Pegg-Frost-Wright collaboration - great series, only two seasons but packed with creativity :)
I love this film, but I've been really pleasantly surprised to see so many fans of Hot Fuzz in the USA, because there are so many elements that seem specifically English (model villages, midsommer murders vibe, Somerfield, just the whole Cotswolds village vibe), but I suppose it shows that good comedy is universal. Great reaction.
You should watch Spaced - the TV series that Simon Nick and Edgar worked on before going into films.
Spaced is brilliant, well worth watching.
Second this ^ pick up Spaced, you’ll so much of their talent and style in this clever and very funny tv show - plus listen to the commentary tracks on one of the episodes where the team enjoy chatting about an episode with Quentin Tarantino!
1:59, the Santa Claus is Lord Of The Rings Director Peter Jackson.
Wow really!? That’s awesome
@@TBRSchmitt react to The frighteners starring Michael J. Fox which directed by PJ
@@wil1572 That's a great idea!
@@wil1572 oh my God YES
A really small thing but I am always interested in how an actor can turn a script into something more than the written words, and Martin Freeman demonstrates why he has such a successful career with the written line "No" :-)
Since you guys are watching the Cornetto trilogy, I HIGHLY recommend watching the TV show Spaced. Directed/written by Edgar Wright, staring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. It's 2 seasons, 14 half-hour episodes and extremely funny!!
Sounds intriguing.
Great recommendation! Thank you!
Came here to say this! It's my favorite of all of their collaborations.
@@TBRSchmitt If you think these movies have a lot of in-jokes and references then Spaced is a whole different level. The DVDs even have a subtitle track that flashes up every time there is a reference.
Depending on where it's watched, some copies of 'Spaced' have a subtitle option called the "Homage-o-meter" that explains every pop-culture reference in the whole show. Because it was added after Shaun of the Dead got made, it notes a "future homage" to SotD because they accidentally recycled one of their own jokes - "He's not my boyfriend!"..."Thanks babe"
The judges for the Best Kept Village competition near the end of the film are played by Peter Wild and the mothers of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg.
reactors rarely mention the unbelievable cast in this film. You have a James Bond, The Equalizer, the caretaker of Hogwarts.... and it goes on and on. Probably because they are all British actors lol You even get a cameo from Bilbo Baggins near the beginning.
As a fellow Hot Fuzz lover I really appreciate the editing here, you hit all the important points/jokes.
This was Edward Woodwood's last film, (playing the leader of the watch) his final words of "Oh Christ No!" before detonating the mine, is a reference to his cult British Horror film: The Wickerman, as that was also his final line!
This was shot in and around Wells in Somerset. I took a cop friend of mine there for a day out as he's a fan of the movie. You used to be able to get a small map of the filming locations & one of the pubs we had a meal in has a framed police vest from the movie, signed by Simon Pegg. If you watch the whole 'Cornetto Trilogy', the collapsing fence gag is a running joke.
Great reactions. Lots of brilliant jokes in this. The part were Simon Pegg chases the thief in the store, Pegg says he modelled his run on Robert Patrick's iconic run, as the T1000 in Terminator 2.
I always thought he looked like that ❤ 💙 💜
The characters were watching Romeo + Juliet starring Leonardo DiCaprio but a bad live theater version. I think you guys really need to react to that movie so you will know how awesome the movie was 😙
(Not Romeo and Juliet, but Romeo + Juliet)
This movie is an incredible achievement. They really honed everything they'd done in the past to this point. It's quite unbelievable. And you're right about multiple viewings to get it all, Shaun of the Dead has this quality also.
The old man is Edward Woodward he played the equalizer in the 80s you should watch the wicker man amazing film with him and Christopher lee .
He was also the Policeman in the original Wicker Man film. A similar story.
"His puns are becoming less punny"
...and Leon is getting laaaaarger.
no clue why my brain went there ...
Because it's funny and Johnny will always by the God-Emperor of random humour
@@weldonwin
"How bout some coffee, Johnny?"
"No thanks."
@Mike Peters
That’s what you made of that?
I could make a HAT, or a BROOCH, or a PTERODACTYL…
Something I just noticed, when the hood killed Merchant in the bathroom, the mirror made it looked like there was two of them. Foreshadowing that there was more than ONE murderer in this town. God this movie is so amazingly rewatchable.
20:34 - The actor playing the Priest/Vicar also played Belloq (the archaeologist working with the N*zis) in Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark
React to comedic genius Stephen Chow's Kungfu Hustle 2004 please~!
I wish I could! We’ve seen it multiple times already as it’s one of my favorite movies!! Comedy, action and heart all perfectly blended
@@TBRSchmitt Owh nevermind, glad to know that
I saw this in the theater, and it's the hardest I've laughed in a theater. The whole audience was in utter chaos during the action sequence
Like Edgar wrights other movies hot fuzz is just honestly so freaking good. The transitions, the camera work, the puns, the situational humor are always so good.
Did you catch that the names of the characters were also their jobs
Messenger was a reporter
Tiller was a gardener
Dude! So fun to be able to share time with someone who loves these movies as much as I do. Please man, do yourself a favour and give The World's End a few more viewings. I know it is very different to the first two, which makes it not immediately accessible, but it’s different in ways that you will come to appreciate and love once you give them a chance. Trust me bro.
Great reaction :D
If I remember righ this movie got applause from the police force how well it actually depicted the many sides of police work, like filling papers and noting down evidence :D
Also every time you see Skinner on the crime scene, his radio plays a song that relates to the murder...
Also apparently harming swans is like regal crime over England so you would be in big trouble.
True! Technically the Queen owns all of the "unmarked swans in open water" in England, though the Royal household only actively maintains the swan population along certain stretches of the Thames. Only a few people are allowed to hunt them and it's also illegal to steal their eggs I think.
@@forgetmenotjimmy Just curious, do you know if there have been any related prosections in recent times? (by which I mean a few decades) Hmm, I bet owning all the swans was something the Normans brought over. :D
Peter Jackson playing Stabby Santa was epic, I didn't know till a couple years after this came out. LOL
I love that everything is important in this movie. The smallest details build the foreshadowing perfectly and every joke in the beginning has a call back towards the end.
Watching none Brits watching great British humour with a ensamble cast is great, I mean you have Bill Nighy (literally everthing British lol), Timothy Dalton (James Bond), Steve Coogan (Comedian apparently), Martin Freeman (Frodo & Dr Watson), Olivia Colman (very prominent recently) and Edward Woodward (The Equalizer before Denzel W.). Nerding out there great reaction btw!
Great reaction, cheered my day up no end! Also, so glad you edited in the 'Narp' bit! classic subtle comedy moment based on inter character awareness! Love IT
“Narp”........Tied with “Groovy” from Evil Dead 2 as greatest one word movie lines ever!😂😂😂
This movie is so epic, the pace, story, the comedy, the satire on action movies. It's just amazing.
I've seen the movie so many times. But it has been a while and I had forgotten how utterly fantastic it is.
Fantastic movie! The amount of genius writing, layered jokes and foreshadowing applied is absolutely brilliant!
Since you’re a fan of Edgar Wright, it’d be great to see a Scott Pilgrim reaction. Or perhaps Baby Driver.
Recently saw BD.. so good and twisted ending
(They mention loving Baby Driver, but yeah: if they haven't seen Scott Pilgrim then they need to get on that.)
Nice reaction guys. Check out the movie "Paul" a sci-fi comedy with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Equally hilarious
Great movie & "killer" review, The Cornetto Trilogy is such an amazing set of films that kind of pay homage to the zombie/ rom-com films with Shaun Of The Dead, buddy cop/ slasher films with Hot Fuzz, & Sci-fi/ alien invasion movies with At World's End. If you haven't yet, I explore you to look for SPACED which aired on the BBC back in the early 2000s (prior to the films) and it is essentially what launched Edgar Wright, Nick Frost & Simon Pegg's careers.
hot fuzz is a damn near perfect movie and i never need a reason to rewatch it
fun trivia i didnt discover until recently- michael the trolly boy is played by the guy who's the hound in game of thrones!
but speaking of everything come back later on in the film, everything danny asks nicholas on their first day on the job about his career so far (shooting his gun during a car chase, etc) they then do in the finale. theres not a wasted line in the entire script- along with shaun of the dead (and also baby driver) you could honestly study the screenplays for these films they're so tight
This movie is "off the fucking chain", to quote Nick Frost in the movie! Lol;
Hahaha couldn’t agree more!
Paddy Considine's double take is such a good joke. You can also see Rafe Spall nearly break character before going off screen behind him.
Loved your reactions to this great movie. You should pop onto imdb and see how many familiar things the supporting cast has done. The priest, for instance, played Indiana Jones' nemesis in Raiders of the Lost Ark. And as a lover of the 8 hour Nicholas Nickleby, the actor who gets decapitated played Smike in a brilliant performance. Tons of great actors in this movie. And my favorite part is one of the James Bonds asking for ice cream for his sore throat after being impaled. Timothy Dalton was brilliant in this movie. EVERYBODY was.
Get the DVD! The bonus features included an option that tells you how EVERYTHING, down to the footsteps in the opening montage is a reference to a cop movie. You think you know by watching it a bunch of times.... But WOW there's so much more! Seriously worth it if, if you can find a copy! Additional feature is all the UK PG edits required incase the film is shown on a plane. F*ck Yeah becomes Funk Yeah. Jesus Christ became Cheese and Rice! Too funny!
If you like Wright, Pegg, and Frost you should check out the TV series 'Spaced'. It's more of the same.
At the top of the movie, Father Christmas is the same guy who directed the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and Janine (gorgeous blue eyed woman who breaks up with Angel) is played by Cate Blanchett. Just two of many wonderful actors playing small roles or cameos in this star studded film :D This movie has SO many easter eggs... it's amazing. For example, one of the things the director wanted to do was make mundane stuff look as exciting as stunt sequences in an action movie, so that's why sequences like paperwork were edited in a hyperstylized way.
I would guess by now you've also seen Shaun of the Dead, but if you haven't, do yourselves a favor! :) (It shares some other actors too... one of the Andy's from this movie is the "you got a bit of red on you employee" from SotD, and the fence jump thing is referenced in it too)
10:25 that is David Bradley who played Walder Frey in GOT as well.
Awh thank you! I couldn’t remember his name!
@@TBRSchmitt And Filch from Harry Potter
That first genuine laugh at the ketchup prank was a genuine laugh, simon pegg wouldnt stop cracking up during the takes, so they just left it in.
Great reaction! BTW, if you want to see more of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost together, be sure check out the UK show sitcom 'Spaced'. A shame there is only two series (14 episodes), but great stuff.
The tiny town is a model village, they’re very “English”
Fuzz is UK slang for police. The 'model village' (as in miniature) or town is a thing in the UK, my town has one. Nicolas, Nick; to be 'nicked' is UK slang for being caught by the police.
I love when Butterman crashes the car in the tree cause of the swan it's just a small crash sound XD
And a honk! Comedy gold...
Don’t mess with the Honk!
If you loved this, you’ll also love:
'Shaun of the Dead'
'Run Fatboy Run'
'Paul'
'The World’s End'
I like Shaun of the Dead best of the "trilogy." World's End was the weakest. But the partnership is always great.
If you want comedy then Peter Sellers all Pink Panther movies:
The Pink Panther 1963
A Shot in a Dark 1964
The Return of Pink Panther 1975
The Pink Panther Strikes Again 1976
Revenge of the Pink Panther 1978
Trail of the Pink Panther 1982
Great reaction. I suggest you watch the edward woodward commentary..not a reaction just for fun😁
There are so many things in this film that you don't notice first, second or thirtieth time around. I've seen this film I don't know how many times, and yet, I've just noticed something while watching this video at 17.20 that I've never noticed before. Great video, and love the reaction.
Please watch "what we do in the shadows" . ❤️
Edgar Wright takes film making to a whole new level. I love all of this trilogy. So amazing.
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are right up there with the greatest comedy duos of all time. The way they playoff each other is incredible to see every time. Few comics have the ability to go back and forth without upstaging each other.
Not only do all three movies of the "Cornetto Trilogy" greatly reward re-watching, due to all the incredibly clever foreshadowing and call-backs, but they're also good to watch in sequence, letting you catch the various echoes _between_ movies, such as Simon Pegg jumping fences.
Plus, the twins played by Bill Baily, if you look carefully, one is reading a novel by Iain Banks and the other is reading a novel by Iain M Banks, the same author using his alternative names, one for literate fiction and the other for science fiction. Which is a kind of call forward for the next film in the trilogy.
I actually understand the two old geezers. Some of the o.a.ps round r way sound like that. Good old westcountry. Love this film. Except the rovers shirt. Up the city, f##k the gas.
The running joke with the swan that escapes is because there is a law that any unowned mute swan in the UK is crown property and owned by the queen, it’s illegal to harm or kill these swans which is why in the second car chase they all avoid the swan. Also the myth that a swan will break your arm is why frank has a broken arm after the swan attacks him as he tries to escape.
Theses a few subtle scenes that you don’t show but the scenes in the shop where the shopkeeper says ‘no luck cashing those swans then’ to which Danny replies ‘just the one swan actually’ later becomes ‘no luck catching those killers then?’ It’s Danny’s response that makes Nicholas realise there’s multiple killers.
Also when Nicholas is being transferred he says you can’t just make people disappear to which the chief inspector says ‘yes I am I’m the chief inspector’ Frank being the inspector of the smaller force where he is the highest ranking officer is the leader of the conspiracy that makes people disappear.
Oh and the 2 female judges are Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg’s mothers
Awesome! Thanks for the backstory on some jokes! Haha I got the shopkeeper one but the others definitely went over my head! So much packed into one movie it definitely takes multiple views!
Thanks for explaining the cultural context some may miss.
@@TBRSchmitt it defo does. Thinking about it another big joke that you show the tail end of is the cakes and the reason why everyone is eating a cake during Nicholas’ first day at Sandford. In the UK the emergency services have a thing called ‘cake fines’ basically it’s a fun way if someone messes up to pay back the team by buying cakes. Danny apparently lost his helmet so he had to buy cakes before Nicholas got to Sandford and for his drink driving Danny will be buying ‘chunky monkey’ for a month
I live in Wells, where the movie is shot and its brilliant that Cornetto nerds tour the smallest City in England re-enacting scenes!
For any guy who's like "that blonde student standing to the right or his left of Angel in the picture at 6:02 is pretty" or if you saw the movie and can see it clearly you'll obviously know who I am talking about judging from me regarding the picture at 6:02........that's a boy. I forget his name but that is a boy.
7:41 "Aunty Jackie's sister's brother's boy".
Lol. He's his cousin.
I think you forgot about the more forgotten fourth film that simon pegg and nick frost did together, which was freakin hilarious. 2011's Paul.
Oh man, I remember this movie when it came out and watch it over and over. Nothing beats a flick from the old enemy.
This is a highly underrated comedy, for sure. Of course anytime you put Simon Pegg and Nick Frost together you can expect great things, but this is near the top. I laugh out loud every time I watch it.
17 :10 who gets scared in the 15th or something viewing lol .. loved your reaction ,better than many others i saw
13:26 For some reason I always thought that the reporter was asking what the perfect sundae is. Like ice cream sundae, instead of Sunday.
I have a movie suggestion for you , Cannonball Run (1981).
im sure TBR knows this but the person who plays janine is kate blanchet, big name actress.
23:00-23:40 Godzilla vs Kong ripped off Hot Fuzz confirmed 😂
If you or your girl haven’t seen Baby Driver, react to it!
I would suggest Paul and Galaxy Quest next for comedy
Andy: "You want us to lock up the whole village starting with Aaron A Aaronson?" - which is the name of the ginger kid Skinner grabs at the end...
When Nicholas said his notebook saved has life more than once it’s true when he goes to the florist as he was close to getting killed but luckily he had to go get his notebook
One of the best movies with the story and the editing. It is a masterpiece.
God I love this movie! SO funny and some amazing filmmaking! I loved watching you guy watch it.
Nearly perfect movie. Maybe actually perfect. So good.
More fun with these two? The movie "Paul"