HOT FUZZ Part 1 Movie Reaction (Simon Pegg is the BEST!)
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2022
- Hot Fuzz (2007)
My first time watching Edgar Wright's Hot Fuzz was so much fun. This movie is absolutely hilarious! You'll notice I had to break this into two parts. It was the only way to get it monetized. I've had a lot of trouble with Universal lately. My Shaun of the Dead reaction isn't even monetized. I hope you enjoy this reaction.
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I've lost count of how many times I've rewatched this movie, but I just caught that line of Doris saying "That's me after a couple of pints." while she was standing between two guys looking at the pig on a spit roast.
Woman of culture for sure xD
Infinitely watchable
She loves to play "piggy in the middle". A game in which two people attempt to throw a ball to each other without a third person in the middle catching it.
Literally spit-roasted 😂
Yeah they called it the “neighbourhood watch alliance” for that NWA joke 😂 but with this film you need to watch it at least 5 times to catch everything. Genius writing and delivery
That's Peter Jackson cameoing as the stabbing Santa and Kate Blanchett as his bio-suited ex girlfriend.
Yes, that's Timothy Dalton. Was watching a reaction video to this movie earlier and one of the reactors said, 'he should be James Bond or something, he's so good'.
And yes, he was a very good James Bond.
That's Cate Blanchett playing Pegg's ex-girlfriend while wearing a surgical mask. It was an unaccredited role as I think she wanted to do it for fun but didn't want her appearance to distract from the movie.
I'd bet more on Wright's impish sense of humour. Hire a famous, famously-beautiful, and instantly-recognizable actor and have them uncredited and their face covered throughout the film? It's the last thing they'd expect you to do, and it creates a lot of interesting questions in the process. I'm sure Blanchett thought it was hilarious.
It's a form of that flash-reveal joke of "Vanisher was Brad Pitt" in Deadpool 2, which Brad apparently did for a cup of coffee.
The stabby Santa was Peter Jackson.
Yes most of the actors really wanted to be there and said it was one of the funnest films to make.
14:42 Sorry, but I think you'll find that's the correct way to spell sergeant.
Not just correct, literally *only* way to not misspell it.
Came to say this, actually. Having held the rank of sergeant, I felt compelled to comment. 😂
It's very commonly misspelled, so I get the error. That, and colonel.
@@emanymton713 Actually it can, quite correctly, be spelled Serjeant. The Rifles, a regiment of the British Army, explicitly uses this spelling as part of their tradition.
@@_starfiend I stand corrected. Thank you for pointing that out to me. ( I didn’t *just* take you at your word without further inspection)
Yes it is Timothy Dalton,he played James bond,and he played the villain in the rocketeer
The reverse peace sign is an insult in Britain (flicking the V). It comes from the English Longbowmen being threatened with losing their drawing fingers if the French ever captured them in battle, during the Hundred Year Wars. So the English archers used to flick the v's to show the French they still had their drawing fingers.
It's also believed that the f word originated there too. The taunt "plucking ewe" referring to their ewe wood bows got shortened and simplified to "f you"
@@kevinwilson140 That one about 'fuck' is a myth, its cognate with similar words in other Germanic languages, all of which mean 'to breed' or 'to rub', or something similar. These usages predate the hundred years war.
@@monkeymox2544 the fact there are similar words doesn't mean much, the word plucking means to rub strings in a manner. I'm talking about the origin of the insult and when it got started.
That's a common belief, but there's no actual historical basis for it. Urban legend, I'm afraid. They're often hard to spot, but an occasional sign is when the explanation they offer is just a little too direct and convenient (similar to "backronyms"). Linguistic history tends towards the twisty.
@@michaelccozens yeah that's fair enough, history is full of half truth and outright fabrications. But at some point the gesture and the expression got intertwined somehow. it's a rather interesting expression since the intent has nothing to do with what the word means in any other context. It's a general sign of disdain rather than being anything sexual or to do with rubbing. But it probably is just an urban legend that sounded good so got spread around.
Yep, Timothy Dalton and he was James Bond in The Living Day Lights and Licence To Kill. Most people today might know him better as Dr. Niles Caulder in Doom Patrol.
When he gets stabbed by "Father Christmas" it's Peter Jackson doing the stabbin!
Such a fun reaction. Look forward to The World's End. That is the correct spelling of "Sergeant" in that scene.
Hot Fuzz is one of my favorite movies ever and definitely my most loved comedy. Absolute genius. Me and my missus quote from it often, 15 years after it 1st came out.
In the village "play" they have everything patterned after the 1996 "Romeo + Juliet" directed by Baz Luhrmann, staring Claire Danes and Leo DiCaprio, as shown by the costumes [and Juliet killing herself by a gun] instead of a usual Renaissance version.
Doing "updated" versions of Shakespearian (and other) plays (and/or just swapping time periods for famous pieces in general) was/is/can be something of a well-known and long-standing creative crutch, too. The 1996 film wasn't the first to do it, and it's been a bit of a mark of misguided attempts at creativity, usually found in the lower rungs of the theatrical community (not to denigrate anyone's creative output, but some is more... resonant than others, and some don't grasp that "different" doesn't always mean "of value"). I think that was the other joke here; it's a terrible play by a terrible local theatre group (particularly the director's, uh, "trophy" star), but, like, what else would you expect in a tiny village?
"The drugs are fast"
I thoroughly enjoyed your raucous laughter while you were viewing this film. I'll expect even more laughter in Part 2!
The Trolley boy at the Grocery store "Yarp" is the Hound from Game of Thrones
Also, the farmer with the guns is Walder Frey.
When you said he has a twin I burst out laughing but at the same time, would've been a great plot twist.
Especially because you hadn’t realised the police twins.
6:45 - The police force isn't corrupt. Angel's ridiculous dedication is making the entire department look bad so they're trying to get rid of him.
16:03 - Yes, that's Timothy Dalton. Arguably the best 007 since Connery.
16:35 - Pegg does this same fence-hop gag in Shawn of the Dead, except less gracefully.
He goes the same fence hop in the third movie, The World's End.
Uh, that's a definition of "corruption"; attempting to create conditions in which you can not do your job and still collect the cheques for the work you're not doing.
@@michaelccozens Nope. Angel is still doing his same job with the same dedication. Just in a different city. Nothing has changed except the geography. There was no monetary gain or bribery involved and at no point did Angel stop doing his police duties while collecting his same paycheck in Sanford.
@@michaelccozens That’s not corruption at all. Where the hell did you even find that definition??
Dude just goes way above and beyond what’s actually needed. It’s just like an athlete that spends twice as much time training than everyone else on the team. The rest of the team isn’t “corrupt”, they’re just not interested in being the best they can be. It’s called “being lazy”.
This is legit one of the best movies ever made in my opinion, it’s a love letter to classics and twist on them, still holds up, very well done and just a good time.
Btw
Nice boots 👢
I find it funny how everyone misses "He's Auntie Jackie's sister's brother's boy"... Meaning it's his cousin. Ha!
But you might also call your uncle's wife 'auntie', so they might not be blood relatives.
Edit: But at the same time it could mean they are brothers!
Unless Aunt Jackie has a half sister, who had a half-brother by the other parent, and this is his child.
My favorite of Edgar Wright’s filmography thus far. Honestly just one of the best written films, too. The entire cast is great. The two that stole the show the most for me were Timothy Dalton and Olivia Colman.
If Nicholas Angel was still working at the Met, I don't think Boris Johnson would be getting away with all these parties.
The perfect movie. I don't know how he does it on such a small budget.
When you got a great script and you know what you're doing, you don't need a huge budget.
One of the best British movies for sure
This is my favourite movie of all time. I've watched it dozens of times. But this was the first time I noticed that the guy was having his leg pulled when Nicholas said that line about pulling his leg. Truly, a masterclass of scriptwriting.
Both Timothy Dalton and Jim Broadbent enjoyed Shaun of the Dead so much that they both asked to be in the next film so their roles were written specifically for them.
My favourite joke: the casting joke of the London police officers who send him to Gloucestershire.
I think I get the intended joke, but just in case I'm missing it, would you mind elaborating? Is it that the actors in question are all Gloucestershirian/thereabouts?
Awesome soundtrack. "Guardians of the Village." "We are the Village Green Preservation Society?" A Kinks deep cut I never saw coming.
This film is almost perfectly crafted...so well acted,casted and directed
At 4:20 on Nicholas angel shoulder is 777 also known as the angel number
nick, short for Nicholas, it's also UK slang with multi meanings & they kind of fits him
1) If the police nick someone, they catch them for committing a crime:
They nicked him for driving at 70 in a 50 speed limit area.
2) to steal something:
I've had my bike nicked again.
3) prison: He's been in the nick half his life.
4) a stated condition, especially of health:
He's in pretty good nick for a man of his age.
@8:24, you missed the bit in the montage of nicholas' travel to the village where he received a voice mail from the chief constable of the stanford police service that his cottage wasn't ready.
danny's birthday cake is not a boob (though olivia coleman's character does wear a pair of fake boobs when presenting the cake), it's meant to look like a police officer's helmet that uk police wear and danny and some of the other officers wear in the film
You really should check out "Spaced" The TV show with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, directed by Edgar Wright. its an old show but it is short (2x7 30 min episodes) and hilarious. It was the first project Pegg and Frost did togather.
Hi Kazzy, how's it going? I love that you're doing a reaction to Hot Fuzz! You probably already know this, so I'm so sorry if I'm sounding redundant here, but Simon Pegg and Nick Frost were in an awesome show directed by Edgar Wright called Spaced. Sadly, there are only 2 seasons, about 16 episodes all up, but if you haven't already seen it, I think you will love it! So, I'm not asking for a reaction, though that would be awesome! But just check it out for yourself, I really think you'll love it. Plenty more to say, but I'll keep it to just this one thing......thank you so much Kazzy, for those Star Wars polls! Wow, what a rollercoaster ride that was, and again, thank you for caring about all of us subscribers that are massive Star Wars fans, and giving us that platform to both air our grievances and our joy. You are such an awesome person, and you are by far my favourite thing to watch on RUclips! Much love to you and respect from Melbourne Australia.🖤❤️🤘🤘🤘🤘
Great reaction to my favorite movie of the "Cornetto-Trilogy".
Oh...and Nicholas' CSI-girlfriend was played by Cate Blanchett in a cameo appearance.
I did school projects on Wrights works and I am happy to see you appreciated this solid movie. On to part 2 :) Looking forward to watching it
Loving your reaction to this, made my morning!
An Easter Egg nobody ever sees is when Danny is looking at the DVDs when he throws them down to help Nicholas, if you pause it at the right time, you can see Shaun of the Dead except it's called Monster Island.
Also, it’s in the bargain bin of the supermarket
I thought it was for “Zombie Party” 🤔
So nice to see you again Kazzy, great reaction,stay safe and well.
My favorite supporting actor in this is Olivia Colman, she slays me.
While it's great to see Colman receiving much-deserved success, it's a little disappointing, given her immense comedic talents, that her comedy career has sorta fallen by the wayside. Hopefully she'll have a chance to return to it.
They're not corrupt, they're lazy
6:57 Janine is actually Cate Blanchett
The Three Flavors Cornetto movies, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and The World's End are best known for revealing the entire plot of the movie as off hand conversation at the beginning of the movies
Cornetto is a brand of ice cream sold in England. The wrapper shows up in each movie
15:03 Stephen Merchant wasn't in Harry Potter
Michael the Yarp guy is the Hound from Game of thrones
22:03 Here's Mr Filch, the janitor from Harry Potter
22:18 the Armory scene from Terminator 2 Judgement Day
Two backwards fingers is known in England as a bowfinger, it is a form of flipping someone the bird that dates back to the 100 years war
For someone who reacts to a lot of movies,her knowledge is a bit lacking. She wasn't sure about Timothy Dalton even though it was obviously him, and she was wrong about Marchant. And she called the swan a goose. Shows a lack of education!
The bow fingers: during the 100 years war, English longbowmen were so effective and accurate that the French used to cut the first and second fingers off the right hand of captured archers so they could never draw a bow again (this was considered a worse insult than death as the English longbow was far superior to any other bow in Europe at the time).
Showing your bow fingers to the french became the insult it is now because it was showing the french “look! I’ve still got my bow fingers!”
It’s evolved on since then to be an ‘F Off’ to everyone.
@@realburglazofficial2613 Yes, like said, it came from the 100 years war. I didn't want to give a long winded account of it though.
The thing is, that I never heard of the French actually cutting of English archers fingers during the entirety of the war.
Maybe it was just a myth, a bit of English propaganda that the English started to motivate the troops?
@@dragonweyr44 Actually it was never heard of before the late 1950/ early 1960's I first heard the story from my English teacher in the early 60's - There is absolutely no reference to the story before that period
@@grabtharshammer It came from before then because there is a famous picture of Winston Churchill throwing the bowfingers at someone
Hope I don't make you feel self-conscious but I love your laugh. So contagious! 😊
The Romeo and Juliet play was actually a take on the movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Which is pretty damn funny that they did that.
Father Christmas was Peter Jackson. So wonderful.
The death scenes in this British 'comedy' are so over the top bloody and gruesome that they transcend into the region of ridiculously funny again.
Then the typical Hercule Poirot scene when Nickolas Angel (or was it Angle😁) recites his exacting trail of evidence that leads him to Simon Skinner, only to be proven wrong when Skinner is completely unhurt. Perfect setup, even better dissolution of the solution. Just bloody amazing.
There are so many nods and homages to so many classics in this movie, it just always blows my mind.
16:55 Nick Frost looked back towards the camera so that everyone would know it was him doing his own stunt.
Besides thr beautiful Cate Blanchett being covered head to toe in a CSI suit, the director Peter Jackson was dressed as Father Christmas for all of a half second of screen time.
Academy Award winner Olivia Colman, as Doris, practicing her double entendres. LOL
The Romeo and Juliet play, based on the angel wings and stuff, is based off of Baz Luhrmann's 1996 Romeo + Juliet starring Leonardo Dicaprio, Claire Danes, Harold Perrineau, John Leguizamo, and Paul Rudd.
and the stabby Father Christmas was director Peter Jackson.
Enjoyed the reaction, though I did just want to mention that even in the US it is spelled Sergeant... despite the way it sounds & the abbreviation for it being sarge.
6:23 "Is he the only non-corrupt cop on the Force?" Considering what we've been learning about the Met recently (and historically), yeah, pretty much.
11:37 Bill Bailey playing both of a set of twins is wonderful.
I love your laughter and your enthusiasm 💖💯
I love the fact you missed the reference to Shaun of the dead with the fence jumping scene. :) There are three films known as the Cornetto Trilogy because of the reference to the ice cream by that name. Shaun of the dead, Hot Fuzz and The Worlds End. The old guy with the guns is Filch the caretaker from Harry Potter.
Filmed in Wells, you used to be able to get a small map from the tourist info showing you where the filming locations are. Tolkien is referenced in this movie with three people from the movies, Martin Freeman, Peter Jackson and Cate Blanchett (Galadriel) who was the ex-girlfriend forensic investigator. The cast list for this movie is a who's who of British acting talent, established & upcoming at the time plus top comedy stars. Edgar Wright also pops up in a cameo as a shelf stacker in the supermarket.
Actually four as Bill Nighy played Sam Gamgee in the BBC Radio 4 version of LOTR back in the early 80's.
@@_starfiend Of course...well spotted :). And in that one, didn't Ian Holm play Frodo?
@@CaptainNemo1701 Yes, he did. :) The late Sir Ian Holm has played both Bilbo and Frodo!
14:39 & 16:00...Hi Kazz again. Yep that is Timothy Dalton and if you ment the commemorative flower arrangement then I'm pretty sure they spelt sergeant correctly 😊
15:58 If no one else has commented, yes it is Timothy Dalton, who played James Bond.
21:15 I always comment on it, but the song playing on the car radio is Romeo and Juliet by Dire Straits, which i thought was a nice touch.
The man dressed as Father Christmas is a cameo by Peter Jackson. He only found out that his screen time had been reduced to two seconds when he saw the film in the cinema 😂
I can’t tell you how refreshing it is to see a person recognize a He-Man reference.
Ah, He-Man. One of the first properties to take advantage of Reagan's repeal of kids' TV regs, which had previously asked that such programming at least pretend to have an educational or pro-social component. Reagan cleared the way for the shows to be unabashed half-hour toy commercials. They literally made the toys before the shows meant to move them off the shelves, which is why Battle-Cat is so big compared to He-Man. Interesting story there, for those who care to look.
I know that Donna Summer "Hot Stuff" song from another amazing UK comedy movie, The Full Monty. That might be one to watch!
6:50...Hi Kazz, a quick heads up. I don't think it's that his police colleagues are ment to be corrupt...just massively inefficient/inept when compared to him 😉
Exactly. It wasn't that they were corrupt, just lazy and jealous of Nicholas. They were tired of him setting the bar so far out of their reach.
Why are there so many people who don't realize being deliberately lazy and inefficient/inept is absolutely a form of corruption? You're still accepting pay for work you're purposefully not doing. If that's because you can't do it, it's your duty to resign your position so it can be filled by someone who can.
@@michaelccozens I get what you're saying even though I don't really agree with you. But what you're talking about doesn't apply in context of the movie. The met police aren't deliberately trying to do a poor job or to avoid doing their job. They just aren't as dedicated or as good at it as Nicholas was.
I just rewatched this movie last night! probably my favorite of the Edgar Wright + Simon Pegg collaborations, The World's End comes in second.
Arthur Webley is played by the same actor who plays Mr. Filch in Harry Potter, and Jim Broadbent (who plays Frank Butterman here) played Professor Slughorn in Harry Potter
The "guy from Harry Potter" is not actually from Harry Potter. That is Stephen Merchant, who is the co-creator of The Office. He was also Caliban, the albino mutant in Logan.
Kazzy's not the first person to make that (ultimately incorrect) connection, though. In another show, "The Outlaws", Merchant's character discusses the names he's been called, one of which is "paedo Harry Potter" (also "wank sock with glasses, haunted pencil, Gollum's ugly brother, albino E.T. on stilts, etc). His friend responds, "Don't worry; you look nothing like Harry Potter".
Police love paperwork. Now you have to watch another one of their films...PAUL. Fun fact, This village is the home of the director.
So glad you finally got a chance to see this Classic, it is my Fave of Wrights. As always…you are a Sweet Genuine Cutie! 🤗🤗🤗
Yes, that is Timothy Dalton as the Supermarket owner. He did play Bond in 2 of the series and is generally considered the least popular Bond.
But also actually one of the better Bond's
The spelling of SERGEANT that you noticed is actually how it is supposed to be spelled!
Awesome reaction! Love your energy! So happy to have found your channel!
Other great horror comedies to react to: Tucker and Dale vs Evil, and the underrated New Zealand gem that is Housebound (2014).
You got to watch the third in the cornetto trilogy! It’s really good! “The World’s End”
The best of the Cornetto Trilogy
Hey Kazzy hope you have an great and awesome day. Much ❤ as always
Fun fact: the man dressed as Santa was played by Peter Jackson and Janeane was played by Cate Blanchette.
Awesome seeing you laugh all the way through this gem.
Olivia Colman and her impeccable comic timing ftw ;)
That's how sergeant is spelt.
Hi Kazzy. I live just down the road to the city of Wells in Somerset, where this is filmed. Wells is actually a very tiny city. It's a city because it has a cathedral in it. The cathedral is absolutely stunning.
the Line havent you taken a short cut before was in shaun of the dead, the throwing a can was in crocodile dundee, the Music Simon Skinner was playing Romeo and juliet. lots of subtle things, the song after george merchant died, is the crazy world of arthur brown and Fire
Sergeant is the English way of spelling it.Our language,our rules!🏴
Wright and Pegg wrote this Trilogy together (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World's End)
what about run fatboy run
Jannie is Cate Blanchett. The "Santa Claus" who stabbs Nicholas is Peter Jackson.
Wakig up to watching your reactions to Hot Fuzz in my Cobra Kai T-shirt Starting off the day with a great mood. Glad your enjoying Cobra Kai.No spoilers but each season gets better and episode 5 of each season is always a special treat. Can't wait or season 5. I am excited about and looking orward to watching your reactions to Kenobi, :)
Santa with a knife was played by Peter Jackson, he's a vicious lad so he is. 🙂
Timothy Dalton stole every scene he was. His performance was awesome!
The reverse peace sign is their version of the middle finger!
It's the Flavours of Cornetto Trilogy, an amazing set of movies.
One of my flatmates at university was from the town they filmed this in, Wells in Somerset. Apparently it's not quite as idyllic as it seems here. Less murder though.
Arthur Conan Doyle gave Sherlock Holmes some interesting thoughts on the apparent "harmony" of the countryside/village v the alleged criminality of urban centers. He rather felt the reality of the situations to be the inverse.
That was Dalton and he did play Bond once, Also Michael (Yarrrrp) was the hound in GoT
LOL Michael (aka Mr 'yarp') is actually the Hound from _Game of Thrones_ LOL
And of course Oscar winner Olivia Coleman making filthy innuendos
I don't know if Stephen Merchant was in Harry Potter or not but he's been in a ton of movies including Jojo Rabbit so it's quite possible. lol
I've seen this movie a couple of times and enjoyed it but moreso with your reaction to it Kazzy! Your laughter is so contagious and makes me laugh!😂
I watched this movie twice because I missed so many details the first time because I was laughing. Great writing and clever editing. Looking forward to your part two.
But she laughs even when someone says ordinary 'non-comic' dialogue. So I wonder how much of her laughter is fake and just for show? 🤔
Hot Fuzz (Fudge? lol) is one of my favs... Just a note, this is technically not a sequel to Shaun of the Dead, but the 2nd movie in the Cornetto trilogy of films. Basically each movie has a ice cream product from Cornetto (a british ice cream mfr) and each movie is meant to represent a different genre of movie (Shaun = Horror, Fuzz = Buddy Cop movie, and The Worlds End = Sci-Fi). Can't wait for you to get to The Worlds End and complete the trilogy! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Flavours_Cornetto_trilogy (uggh, I just realized this post came off as kind of mansplaining, but I did not intend it to be that way... sorry!!)
No need for you to feel sorry. She obviously needs things to be explained to her as she often doesn't understand things! 😂😂😂
One you missed - micheal ‘yarp’ in the supermarket is the Hound from game of thrones.
Sergeant is the correct way of spelling it.
It's actually kinda bananas you missed the policemen being twins and figured Skinner is a twin for no reason 🤣
that is the coolest room ever
FYI "Sergeant" actually is spelled correctly.
Ohhhhh this is a classic!
One of my favourite movies
On for "The World's End" now, and complete the Cornetto Trilogy!
Santa that stabbed Nicholas at the start was Peter Jackson and the girlfriend that dumped him was Cate Blanchett.
About holding up two fingers - basically the British version of the middle finger... gesture, with a historical background, if I'm not mistaken.