Just like Hot Fuzz, there were so many hilarious moments that I couldn't fit them ALL in this reaction, of course. But again, absolutely hilarious movie and I hope you all enjoy!
The 5$ price tag to watch all her reactions is worth it. They really do talk through a great chunk of the film and are not just putting it all in the youtube edit.
Do you notice how Andy says the bravest thing in the world is to walk into a pub full of tough guys and order water? At the end Gary walks into a pub full of tough guys and orders... water!
I did a "Cornetto Trilogy Movie Night" years back and tried a "Golden Mile" of my own: 12 beers over 3 films. Sounds easy since it is spaced out, but there were also some home brew, very thick beers in the mix. By beer 9.....I think my body figured "We got an issue.....stop digesting. Get out....the way you came in." I did hit all 12 that night, but a few didn't go the whole path. Rather, passed back out the entrance.
The first time I saw this, I was so perplexed and floored, I could NOT.STOP.LAUGHING!!!! The individual premises for the Cornetto franchise are so unique and charming, and the relationships between each of the actors maintains STELLAR chemistry.
This is honestly my favorite of the Cornetto Trilogy. Gary King is one of the most well-written characters out of all of them in my eyes, and all the events and tiny details and connections that Edgar Wright's movies are known for end up having much more of an emotional impact than the others because of it.
Same! Gary King is a great character and allows Simon Pegg to really show his range as an actor. I also love how this movie's premise leans even more than the previous two into that uniquely british brand of dark weirdness. And as you say, the emotional impact goes deeper too.
I mean I often call each of the trilogy my favourite ever film at different points, but all for very different reasons. This still has the same incredible callbacks and humour, the classic editing, insane fight choreography, but the thing that sets it apart is the depth! There's hints throughout that he was never planning on coming back: the bandages on the wrist, the hints he has been in therapy before, the fact he had no luggage with him... and that scream: "It's all I've got!" makes me tear up every time. Masterpiece.
I wish they had more films like this, these are a wild ride from start to finish, but I'll always enjoy how funny and unexpected these films really are
Remember how Shaun of the Dead went from a rom-com to a gore fest? And how Hot Fuzz went from a buddy cop film to a splatter-gore movie? Your expression at 10:17 tells me no.
Low-key kind of my favourite of the trilogy. Realistically, I know it loses its way a bit as it goes on, but Gary King is such a great performance, and the theme of getting older/returning home/moving on is so perfect for the generation of viewers who grew up getting to know these guys through Spaced and Shaun of the Dead. So I just kind of love it anyway.
10:13 You ask "what the hell is going on?"...I asked also when I first saw this movie. I expected bromance comedy about midlife crisis and I got this...it absolutely went upside down!!!
I was momentarily confused by the movie you chose. I was thinking of another movie called "Seeking a friend for the end of the world" a truly dark romantic comedy. This one is also very good.
I saw this one on the theater on opening night. Packed house. Everyone there clearly a big fan. When that bathroom scene came on, it was just insane in the theater. I love this movie. This whole trilogy, really.
Don't know if you'd do series but the cornetto trilogy really evolved from a show called "Spaced" with pegg, frost, Wright etc. If it wasn't for Spaced, there would have been no Shaun of the dead. Its hilarious you should seek it out.
I grew up in a town similar to this, actually very close to that train station at the start (High Wycombe Station), and man that "I fucking hate this town" scene rings true. I was pretty much the only one of my friendship group that left, and now 10 years later I have basically 0 in common with any of them. Black holes man.
I unfortunately couldn't get into this one as much as Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. Probably the major issue is that, as much as I support actors going outside their comfort zone and seeing how much range they really have, Pegg and Frost swapping their typical roles here ends up just showing how much they fit their usual characters much better. Pegg as the super immature and offensive guy is someone you just want to slap after a few seconds, rather than how Frost can make them really fun. It also peaks way too early with that first bathroom fight, which is equal parts funny and suspenseful as Edgar Wright as his best always pulls off, and then nothing that comes afterwards can quite match it, especially with how it never makes much sense that everyone would insist on continuing a pub crawl during an alien invasion no matter how wasted they already were.
Just like Hot Fuzz, there were so many hilarious moments that I couldn't fit them ALL in this reaction, of course. But again, absolutely hilarious movie and I hope you all enjoy!
The 5$ price tag to watch all her reactions is worth it. They really do talk through a great chunk of the film and are not just putting it all in the youtube edit.
You should watch Stigmata
I think you would love the movie To Wong Foo, Thanks for everything.
Another great reaction, Sam. I love your channel. You never disappoint.
@@enzyme181 That’s on the list for June!
I *love* this movie! The moment of catharsis in the last pub when Andy finds out about Gary's suicide attempt makes me cry EVERY time!
He put a lot of emotion into that part.
It has amazed me how the whole world has done such a great job not spoiling this movie.
Do you notice how Andy says the bravest thing in the world is to walk into a pub full of tough guys and order water?
At the end Gary walks into a pub full of tough guys and orders... water!
I did a "Cornetto Trilogy Movie Night" years back and tried a "Golden Mile" of my own: 12 beers over 3 films.
Sounds easy since it is spaced out, but there were also some home brew, very thick beers in the mix. By beer 9.....I think my body figured "We got an issue.....stop digesting. Get out....the way you came in."
I did hit all 12 that night, but a few didn't go the whole path. Rather, passed back out the entrance.
I did something similar but at beer 7 the lads thought tequila was a good idea
The first time I saw this, I was so perplexed and floored, I could NOT.STOP.LAUGHING!!!! The individual premises for the Cornetto franchise are so unique and charming, and the relationships between each of the actors maintains STELLAR chemistry.
Hiya. Another Simon Pegg/Nick Frost film? "Paul". Paul is an alien. Enough said. Stay safe. All the best to you.
I second this! Paul is amazing!
Tho she should be warned it’s not an Edgar Wright-movie so it’s very different in comedy style from theses 3
This is honestly my favorite of the Cornetto Trilogy. Gary King is one of the most well-written characters out of all of them in my eyes, and all the events and tiny details and connections that Edgar Wright's movies are known for end up having much more of an emotional impact than the others because of it.
Same! Gary King is a great character and allows Simon Pegg to really show his range as an actor. I also love how this movie's premise leans even more than the previous two into that uniquely british brand of dark weirdness. And as you say, the emotional impact goes deeper too.
I mean I often call each of the trilogy my favourite ever film at different points, but all for very different reasons.
This still has the same incredible callbacks and humour, the classic editing, insane fight choreography, but the thing that sets it apart is the depth!
There's hints throughout that he was never planning on coming back: the bandages on the wrist, the hints he has been in therapy before, the fact he had no luggage with him... and that scream: "It's all I've got!" makes me tear up every time.
Masterpiece.
Fun fact The names of the pubs explain what is gonna happen. Example the King's head we understand why he does what he does.
Also The Cross Hands are where Gary and the gang get introduced to the blanks and, for the first time of the night, cross hands with them.
The look of shock on your face in the bathroom scene. A++
I wish they had more films like this, these are a wild ride from start to finish, but I'll always enjoy how funny and unexpected these films really are
Remember how Shaun of the Dead went from a rom-com to a gore fest? And how Hot Fuzz went from a buddy cop film to a splatter-gore movie? Your expression at 10:17 tells me no.
See you know-- I knew something was gonna happen... I did not expect THIS 🤣
I grew up not far from where they filmed this - was really nice to see where we used to go as kids on the big screen 😅 great reaction
Hertfordshire?
I grew up near High Wycombe, so I got to see that train station again at least xD
Low-key kind of my favourite of the trilogy. Realistically, I know it loses its way a bit as it goes on, but Gary King is such a great performance, and the theme of getting older/returning home/moving on is so perfect for the generation of viewers who grew up getting to know these guys through Spaced and Shaun of the Dead. So I just kind of love it anyway.
Hi. Just wanted to pop in the comments and say I’m really enjoying your reactions. Thanks for doing what you do!
You’re too kind!! Thanks so much!
10:13 You ask "what the hell is going on?"...I asked also when I first saw this movie. I expected bromance comedy about midlife crisis and I got this...it absolutely went upside down!!!
I was momentarily confused by the movie you chose. I was thinking of another movie called "Seeking a friend for the end of the world" a truly dark romantic comedy. This one is also very good.
So yeah. Paul (2011) follows two scifi fans on their trip to Area 51. With Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Kristen Wiig, & Seth Rogen.
I saw this one on the theater on opening night. Packed house. Everyone there clearly a big fan. When that bathroom scene came on, it was just insane in the theater.
I love this movie. This whole trilogy, really.
Don't know if you'd do series but the cornetto trilogy really evolved from a show called "Spaced" with pegg, frost, Wright etc. If it wasn't for Spaced, there would have been no Shaun of the dead. Its hilarious you should seek it out.
It goes water, then food, and lastly ice cream
This one is my favorite of the three, though I really couldn't pinpoint why since they're all so great
Hello O. G. Bojangles, now it's time to view " Paul ".
I grew up in a town similar to this, actually very close to that train station at the start (High Wycombe Station), and man that "I fucking hate this town" scene rings true. I was pretty much the only one of my friendship group that left, and now 10 years later I have basically 0 in common with any of them. Black holes man.
This shirt you’re wearing is EVERYTHING
YASSSSS!
Paul is another fun film involving these two.
Someone put Kiss Kiss Bang Bang on her list. I'm too poor to signup to any patreons rn! But I think she might enjooooyyyyyy.
Such a classic love this movie. Simon is a legend. and so are you Sam ❤️
Oh snap, if you havent seen these, check out The Golden Child with Eddie Murphy and Spiritual Kung Fu with young Jackie Chan🤘
This is my favorite of the trilogy! 👽 Also your hair looks really cool!
Thanks so much!!
14:18 why, if it isnt my old friend, Mrs. McGreg! with a leg for an arm, and an arm for a leg!
I love Simon Pegg so much!
I recommend “Run Fatboy Run” starring Simon Pegg.
Great reaction as always!
I've been waiting for you to review this one, it's hilarious like the other 2 in the cornetto trilogy ooooooo I know this will be a good review
Miiiiiight be my favorite shirt yet, Sam! I name it Hibiscus Hottie. Lol
Yesssss!
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😁
It is a horror action title, because it's a horror action movie.
Brilliant movie!
My favorite movie trilogy 😄
Hilarious joint
Great movie
I'd love for you to react to my favorite 90's movie. Split Second from 1992. I think you'd like it... Maybe
It's an adaptation of the original Star Trek.
King gay
Definitely needs to be a shirt
I need it
I unfortunately couldn't get into this one as much as Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. Probably the major issue is that, as much as I support actors going outside their comfort zone and seeing how much range they really have, Pegg and Frost swapping their typical roles here ends up just showing how much they fit their usual characters much better. Pegg as the super immature and offensive guy is someone you just want to slap after a few seconds, rather than how Frost can make them really fun. It also peaks way too early with that first bathroom fight, which is equal parts funny and suspenseful as Edgar Wright as his best always pulls off, and then nothing that comes afterwards can quite match it, especially with how it never makes much sense that everyone would insist on continuing a pub crawl during an alien invasion no matter how wasted they already were.
The whole point was that the very intelligent aliens would never expect them to continue the Golden Mile.
It's a shame they spoiled the whole robot thing in the trailers.
Did they?? Shame
well lucky for me I was watching it in theaters thinking I was watching "this is the end"
Plz react on movie named 'PK'....Bollywood movie......
looove the trilogy a lot but next to shaun and hot fuzz this one definately loses and is the weakest for me. still funny and a good watch!