Meet SUPERCOP | Hot Fuzz (2007) | All Action
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) really is the cop that can't be stopped! No supermarket thief or murderous village can get past him.
Hot Fuzz (2007) Police officer Nicholas Angel is known to be the best across London. His seniors, who are jealous of his achievements, transfer him to a remote village where he encounters various challenges.
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Before he was hosting his own late night talkshow, Jimmy Fallon was looting supermarkets in small British villages and getting chased by Simon Pegg.
😂😂
jimmy felon
Such an amazing movie
its alright i guess
@@antennahead4978 Understatement of the millennium
You can tell that the Cult is placing all the hinderances to stop him, yet he gets around them all, which is probably part why they wanted him dead.
0:19 shaun of the dead dvd with a different title
Anyone recognize Timothy Dalton, cast as supermarket owner, who happens to be 007 before Pierce Brosnan?
Who wouldn't recognize him?
spotted a dvd of shaun of the dead with a different title in the basket
Yeah, the weird Spanish title.
Is that the real statement that british police mention to an apprehended suspect? Is that their version of the Miranda rights?
Yeah, it's a tad more sneaky because if you stay silent when questioned about something it can still be used against you
It's a hollywood movie. No.
@@thisistheendpt2 after searching "British Version of Miranda Rights" i got this.
"In England and Wales, the police make the following statement when arresting a person: "You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence."
Edit: so in fact yes
@@thisistheendpt2 Amazing how your 5-worded comment managed to say not just one, but TWO things wrong.
1) It's not a Hollywood movie.
2) It IS the statement British police officers make when making an arrest.
@@XonaClan This movie in fact makes a point, up until the third act, to actually stick to official UK police procedure even when it's inconvenient. Often Especially when it's inconvenient, since it helps to further how much of a stickler Angel is.
this is so far fetched .. like the police actually doing something about a shop-lifter
Well, if you've got nothing better to do might as well
Mid 2000s, pre tory policing cuts.
In the 2000s they would have
Well in the movie he went from a city where there was so much big crime to one where there wasn’t ANY crime.. with that being said he was insanely happy to see someone commit a crime cause that way he could finally do his job (he’s very obsessed with his job too) so I don’t blame him