HOT FUZZ is AMAZING!! - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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I love the secret cameos.
Peter Jackson as Santa and Cate Blanchett as Janine.
For any House of the Dragon fans, King Viserys (Paddy Considine) was one of the Andys.
Oh I thought that was Tilda Swinton.
Steve merchant was the one that reported the swan aswell
@@maximus1868Peter Ian staker
We aren't going to mention Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright's mothers as two of the Judges for the Best Village contest?
My favorite of The Cornetto Trilogy. The way it plays off the 90’s action film genre is impeccable. And yet it manages to sneak in a pretty original and funny story as well.
out of the Trilogy, this one, then Shawn of the Dead, then World's End
Don't know if you ever saw Pegg and Frosts 90's comedy "Spaced" but sequences in that show are where these 3 movies came from. Exaggerated imaginary shootouts, Tim being scared by zombied while on his PS2, etc Well worth a watch.
@@spyklej4910 I concur. Not the release order, but I’d rank this is the order from best to worst. But I love them all. Even World’s End has my favorite climax in all 3 of them. I still laugh about that whole scene.
@@j9lorna I should. I keep meaning to but I always have more pressing shows.
@@mojoshivers well, there's only 2 seasons of I think 6 episodes so it's not like it'd take you long
When I was taking my Police promotion exams, Sandford was the 'town' where the unrealistic scenarios were set in role plays that you had to deal with in 5 minutes. I don't think that the town in this film was named Sandford by just pure chance! 🤣
Toppesfield was another good one. The MoD Plod used to use that.
No, there's no way that's a coincidence. Every single detail in this movie is intentional, and I have no doubt that one is, too.
I always feel so old when reactors are baffled or confused by the Romeo and Juliet play. It's clear that we are well past the point where Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet was well known and, as far as I could tell, inescapable for years.
It's possibly my favourite gag in the whole movie (the piano playing on Lovefool always cracks me up as well)
Love the gag hated the movie saw it once and only once Romeo and juliet not hot fuzz.
I saw Hot Fuzz when it was fresh out, and I didn't get that reference then, either.
@@theradgegadgie6352 yeah, Romeo+Juliet was already 11 years old by then, so the constant references had waned a bit by then. But it really seemed incessant for a few years, there.
That thing was in our school curriculum, weirdly enough in Ethics class (no idea why it wasn’t in English) I really enjoyed it back than, I still think the idea of combing the weird absurdist modern world with the original dialogue was cool but the movie is a bit much if you watch it as an adult.
Olivia Colman's character is a real gem, all her oneliners are hilarious and delivered perfectly.
"It's Frank! He's appointed himself judge, jury, and executioner!" " He is not Judge Judy and executioner!"🤣I love the Cornetto Trilogy, all three movies are very funny!
This movie does such a good job with nearly each of its lines being foreshadowing that pays off. Also it has an amazing cast of great British actors. Skinner was Timothy Dalton (a James Bond), the guy who got blown up by the sea mine was Edward Woodward (Wicker Man, his last line is a reference to that), the reverend was Paul Freeman (Belloq in Indiana Jones), the chief inspector Butterman was Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn). Paddy Considine is well known now as King Viserys I from House of the Dragon while Lurch is Rory McCann (the Hound). Olivia Colman the policewoman-officer is a comedic legend from Peep Show. And Nicholas' ex-girlfriend was Cate Blanchett (Galadriel)- they made a joke about hiring one the most beautiful woman and only showing her eyes.
Olivia Coleman is also now an Oscar Award winner for the film The Favourite.
Billie Whitelaw (the hag) was Damions' nanny in "The Omen".
@@kathyastrom1315 Put some respect on her name.
Arthur Webley (the farmer with all the guns and the mine) is best known as Filch in the Harry Potter movies and Walder Frey in Game of Thrones
David Bradley as well, very recognisable British actor from Harry Potter (Filch), Game of Thrones (Walder Frey) and more recently in Ricky Gervais' After Life (Ton'y dad)
Nothing in this Movie is without purpose !
The Action Movies they watched ? In the Action Scenes at the end, they recreated scenes from those movies.
"Did you ever jumped through the Air and shot 2 Pistols ?" They do that too ^^
There is SO much that is setup and paid of in this...
This movie really excels when you re-watch it.
It's really a master class in set up and execution, because everything that happens before the big reveal turns out to be significant in the end. The swan, the statue, the hoodie kids, the ketchup trick, everything. One of the more subtle bits is with Lurch, because if you notice the only lines he says throughout the entire movie are some variation of "yarb." When Nicholas is pretending to be him over the radio there's this brief moment of hesitation when he has to say no and you can see him trying to figure out how Lurch would say no before going with "narb?" and it turns out he was right.
This is truly a well written plot and dialogue. It's all around good fun to watch.
We know you loved it. Everyone does.
I can't get over how good Timothy Dalton is in this.
Here's something fun - Sandford village was filmed in the City of Wells here in the UK, not far from where I live and where some of my family lives right now! I can remember seeing some of this being filmed, and as you can imagine, it's even more of a hit locally than it is everywhere else! Loads of quotes from this film are burned into our brains! Definitely a little weird seeing the town centre getting shot up though.
This film is the second in a set of semi-related movies by the same team known as the Cornetto Trilogy. I strongly recommend that you check out the other two, Shaun of the Dead and The World's End, because they're just amazing as Hot Fuzz, even if Hot Fuzz is most people's favourite! The plots of each film aren't related at all, but the cast and crew involved is the same throughout!
Aye me and my family were there visiting some friends not so long ago. We saw the swans by the castle getting fed, and had a pretend gun fight whilst we were in the square haha.
Well is also Edgar Wright's home town (and I believe Simon Pegg lived in that area, but not Wells itself, for quite a bit of his childhood). I'm sure I've read somewhere that Edgar had a Saturday job in the supermarket they used in the movie.
@@chrispalmer7893 I think that's true, or mostly true at least. Your first point definitely is, but I can't remember the rest for sure.
My friend lived in wells….used to tell me all about it being the movie location for hot fuzz! Pretty cool I say!!
They've got a signed Stab Vest from Simon Pegg framed and hanging up in the pub in Wells.
This is one of those movies where you notice more and more with each viewing; so much that happens is cleverly foreshadowed early on
The one I caught this time was "you can't just make people disappear". Feels like practically every line is significant.
British humor does tend to be a bit dark, especially with the team of Nick Frost and Simon Pegg. Another one of their movies is "Paul" which I highly suggest. There are a lot of big-name stars in this, Timothy Dalton, Jim Broadbent, Olivia Coleman, and some others that are easily recognizable. Simon Pegg is also known for some of the newer Star Trek movies where he plays Scottie.
Also Paddy Consodine who plays King Viserys in House of the Dragon.
Many folks miss the gags about what music is playing in Timothey Dalton's car as he passes each crime scene (Dire Straights - Romeo & Juliet, Arthur Brown - Fire).
Olivia Coleman is an Oscar recipient. Yet here she portraits the double-entendre Doris who makes lewd jokes all the time. Nearly every scene with her has at least one such line in it.
You say "does everyone in this town just have an unfortunate last name", actually all the names represent their role in the story. Tim Messenger, writes the newspaper. Bob Walker, the officer with the dog. Leslie Tiller, the florist killed with the shears (tilling the land). Simon Skinner, because he's the red herring you're supposed to think is the murderer. Sergeant Turner, the guy at the police desk who keeps changing from tidy and pleasant to scruffy and irritable. Every character's name is relevant
And the Buttermans butter people up. The Captain gaslights Angel, and Danny very deliberately makes friends with Angel.
And then we have Blower, who BLOWS a lot of hot air.
I think most of this went over your head
This movie is SO good. The details and callbacks are numerous, and will most likely require a second or third viewing. And the cast is absolutely stunning, including the cameos.
saw it the tenth time a few weeks ago, still found new details.
The Cornetto Trilogy is an amazing masterpiece of filmmaking. People tend to not take it seriously due to its comedic and buddy cop action nature from this film but its still a masterclass of film editing, storytelling and film direction. Such great movie from such great trio (Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost). I hope we'll see you react to "At World's End" as well to close out this amazing Trilogy.
*The World’s End
The third one sucks!
I think she needs to watch Paul as well
@@blakerh You are very, very, very wrong.
My favorite shoot'em up/British comedy of all time. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are hilarious and Timothy Dalton who is a former James Bond actor was great in this one too
Timothy Dalton is my fav James Bond :-)
The most underrated Bond!!! If only we got more than two films with him in the role.
I’d rather have seen Dalton in the role, rather than Brosnan!!!
On my short list of favorite movies of all time. Masterclass in The Art of Conservation of Detail.
The names are unfortunate but it's because they are all fairly "basic" in the sense they're all from the "surname from occupation" thing. Blower is a solicitor/lawyer. Blower of hot wind. And so forth. They don't all line up, but there are several that are kinda obvious (Messenger).
Basically all three Cornetto "trilogy" movies have a gag about fences and cutting through gardens/yards.
Police tend to like this one because of the paperwork gags. It's one of the only depictions that really emphasize how much paperwork is involved.
You noticed right off that Danny is quick to change his vocabulary, but did you also pick up that he has an AMAZING memory? Angel is constantly looking at his own notes and Danny pulls everything from memory. He will also quote Angel verbatim at times.
Fun little trivia: Sandford is the name used for towns in law enforcement tests, simulations, and exercise in England, so that's a little bit of an easter egg for them.
"Who would have thought that such a cute little town would have such a dark story?"
Tell me you've never seen an episode of Midsommer Murders without telling me you've never seen an episode of Midsommer Murders...
Skinner likes to give clues, like the “may their heads be struck from their shoulders” & the rat did go splat.
Beautiful. This should be in a Hall of Fame. Easily the best of the Trilogy, with a perfect cast performing perfectly.
If you liked this you should check out Shaun of the Dead!
The callbacks in this film are fantastic. Every time I watch it I see another one. The fairground, the doc says ‘shoot down the little men and you can waltz off with the cuddly monkey’ that’s the end of the film in one sentence.
"Does everyone in this have an unfortunate last name?" Well, kinda. Good catch - they all have surnames that relate to traditional old jobs, like drapers and skinners, to suggest all the families go back a loooong time in this town. And, of course, Nicholas Angel's name speaks for itself.
If you watch the other Cornetto film The World's End, keep an eye out for the surnames there too.
I hope "Paul" is on the radar. Pegg and Frost hit peak geek with a masterpiece. The seige scene in this is a classic.
I love that one, more than any of the Cornetto Trilogy. They're great, but Paul is just heaven.
Paul is one of my fav. movies.
An underrated film, I love Paul.
There are so many fun cameos in this movie besides the clearly visible ones; the stabbing Santa Claus was played by Peter Jackson, Janine was Cate Blanchett, the judges were Edgar Wright's mother, Simon Pegg's mother and Wright's old drama teacher
"He's always around, he always knows what's happening - " he always listens to songs *about* what happened, when he drives past them :D
I love how the editing is extremely dynamic during scene that should be absolutely boring, like paperwork
I loooove this movie, Edgar Wright is just a genius film maker.
Is the microphone actually plugged in ? It sounds like your voice is being recorded from another room ?!
This is one of my favorite movies and probably my favorite comedy. 😀
Never clicked on a video so quick. I cannot express my love for this movie enough. THE GREATER GOOD
The greater good.
When I was nineteen I took a girl to see this movie for our first date.
We broke up three months later...
Good times.
OMG the foreshadowing in this movie is on a whole different level.
This has got to be one of the best-written movies in a long time, with one of the funniest and most fun climaxes, a fantastic cast, fantastic action, it's got almost literally EVERYTHING going for it.
This is a masterpiece in setup and payoff. Not a single wasted frame.
This is so much fun, and it's a joy to see such an amazing cast really enjoy themselves. For me the single best thing is the great Edward Woodward - anyone who's seen The Wicker Man will know why he has to be in a movie about a cop visiting a small community where things aren't what they seem.
The Wicker Man is quite simply the greatest British horror film of all time & an absolute masterpiece!! It’s had its grip on me since I first saw it.
I had the honour of meeting Sir Christopher Lee back in 2006 & I got speak with him about his time with Hammer Films & also The Wicker Man. Right up to his death, Lee was certain that several missing reels were now buried somewhere under the M25 in North London. That said, the Final Cut is fantastic.
Plockton near Kyle of Lochalsh; where Sgt Howie comes ashore & meets the locals is an amazing place. Then again, so are all the locations.
You should check out the sibling to this show Shaun of the Dead around Haloween!!!
Or sooner, because it’s brilliant.
Can you react to The Accountant. It's my favorite Ben Affleck film. I think it's right up there in your taste of movies.
I've been to England, but only once and only for a week. First time I saw this, I thought that the town looked familiar, but dismissed it as probably just similar to one of the very few towns I visited on my trip. Then I looked it up, and indeed, the movie was shot in Wells, in Somerset, and I absolutely did remember from having been there. SWAN!!!!
What a fun and funny trilogy! I hope you watch the other two movies in the series, and the order doesn't matter.
Didn't really get most of it huh?
Addie this reaction was for The Greater Good
So many great actors in this movie. Timothy Dalton,Jim Broadbent, Paddy Considine, Bill Nighy, Martin Freeman, David Bradley, Rory Mccann.
Should also check out _Baby Driver_ and _Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,_ which were also directed by Edgar Wright.
29:08 - according to the director, Sgt Angel is skilled enough to always go for the wounding shot rather than a killing blow. Bit of a stretch admittedly, but in the heightened reality of the Cornetto Trilogy it kind of works. He is after all the epitome of high functioning Lawful Good.
YARP!!!!!
Filmed 🎥 in Wells Somerset, as others have said, I work in Wells it's funny driving through the High Street, knowing what action took place & where
The most accomplished of the three films in my opinion. The cast they managed to get involved is an extraordinary "who's who" of elder British character actors, it somehow seamlessly merges those 90s action movies with 70s British folk horror. Timothy Dalton (a former James Bond) was having an absolute blast here, such an entertaining performance.
And then there's the writing - Pegg and Wright absolutely nailed this. Hugely rewatchable and entertaining.
Timothy Dalton said that the most fun ever on a movie-set was with Hot Fuzz. If you liked his performance, do check out his two outstanding Bond-movies. To me he's the best 007.
In addition to being a great comedy, this movie is a great buddy cop movie. The best parodies love what they are parodying.
26:33 Nah, they still have most of the cops, Peter Ian Staker (the guy with the swan that lives in the castle), Aaron A. Aaronson (the first person in the phone book), and the law-abiding mumbly farmer who turned in all the weapons he’s found over the years, at the very least. I’m sure there were other good people, too, like the mothers, and the spray-paint kids.
23:08 -- Guess you've never had to deal with a Homeowners Association group..
Please do the entire "Three Flavours Cornetto" !
Is it just me or does Addie have a little bit of a Marsha Brady look? I think I notice it more when she's watching a movie.
Watch tropic thunder
Have you never seen Baz Lurhman's Romeo + Juliet? It uses the song from the end of their version of the play.
Yes you need to watch Shaun of the Dead and The World's End. Same two leads, writers and director, but different characters and stories.
You gotta watch '' the end of the world'' I love Simon Pegg movies
What makes you want to be policeman officer? 😆
I wonder if Addie knows 3:52 is Galadriel from LOTR - the proper one
While I love him as Bond, I think Timothy Dalton is great at comedy and needs to get more opportunities for more projects in that realm.
He was great in The Rocketeer as a spoof Errol Flynn type.
@@wavydavy7489 That German accent will haunt me until my dying day. It was so weird hearing it.
This is what ANT-MAN should've look like
This is a perfectly made movie. Not one thing on screen is wasted.
My favorite thing about this movie is Olivia Colman
Fun Facts the Receptionist at the hotel, was in the Film the OMEN, as the Nanny there,, when looking for an actor playing Simon Skinner, they wanted a Dalton Type person, so they said why not ask him.. and he accepted and apparently this is one of hid fav roles, the head of the citizens watch is played by Edward Woodward from the wicker man and the tv series the Equaliser, All the people have names like skinner, weaver, reaper, Porter, all jobs, Martin Blower the one who lost his head, IS actually a proper Shakespearian actor, so him playing romeo and juliet in a BAD way is doubly funny if you know,
The Music playing when Skinner is driving the first is Romeo and Juliet, the 2nd is Fire by the crazy world of arthur Brown., Nicholas Angels Badge number is 777, the number after the beast, and He never kills anyone, they are all arrested and alive, apart from the sea mine but angel didnt do that
For the Greater Good!
You should watch Point Break and Bad Boys 2 now!
Hot Fuzz is basically the Wicker man meets Ealing Comedy
If you recognized Michael, the actor Rory McCann, he also played the Hound in Game of Thrones.
This is the middle movie of what is know as "The Cornetto Trilogy" made up of "Shaun of the Dead (2004)", "Hot Fuzz (2007)", and "At World's End (2013)". You don't HAVE to watch them in order, that's the beauty of the trilogy. You MAY recognize some of the actors from other movies you've watched.
Also - the last 20m of this move out-Michael-Bay's Michael Bay movies when it comes to the ridiculousness of the action and the director Edgar Wright said in an interview that he was tired of movies glorifying the criminals so he wanted to make one that glorified the police - the police don't actually kill anyone in this movie, only the bad guys do...
THE World's End. At World's End is the third entry in the Pirates of the Caribbean series...
Given that you liked this one, should try Shaun of the dead.
This is one of those movies that you *really* need to watch multiple times to fully appreciate it. It's a lot of fun on the first watch, but it's so much better on a rewatch, because you notice so many genius little details that you missed the first time around. Like the fact that the first half of the movie keeps telling you exactly what's going to happen in the second half. One example is that every time Danny asks Nicholas "Have you ever ?" they end up doing exactly that thing during the movie's finale: firing guns in a high speed chase, firing guns while jumping through the air, firing a gun up in the air while going "AAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!" etc.
The Cornetto triology. So named because a Cornetto (frozen treat) appears in each. Red - Shawn of the Dead, Blue - Hot Fuzz, and Green -The World's End. They have some of the same actors, but different characters in different stories. They can be watched in any order since their only relation is who worked in them. If you enjoy one, you'll likely enjoy the others.
I love how Martin Freeman goes from a nod in Shaun to a main character in The Worlds End as his star was on the rise.
Danny's character is originally written as a woman and love interest. They didn't change much with the recast.
The only connection these movies have is the choice of ice cream in each, namely Cornetto which can be found in pretty much any shop with a freezer. Mass produced, and I doubt there are many Brits who haven't had at least one. References pop up in the other movies, if only briefly.
gbw this is the 2nd part of a triology ^^
Ah good, Hot Fuzz. Cornetto anyone?
“…but you’ve always been here” when at the hotel is a reference to The Shining
You've got to see "Shaun of the Dead"!!
19:52 : Short Fenneko laugh.
Did you recognise Cate Blanchett
This reaction has to be my favorite from you! Great laughs, jump scares, no tears though. Maybe from laughing or at being scared. jk
Great start to my weekend.
Take care, Addie!!
hot fuzz is my favourite of the three movies.
Great reaction. I love this movie. To my mind, it's nearly perfect.
This flick catches everyone by surprise. When I first saw it the only thing I knew was that Simon Pegg and Nick Frost were in it. They did a fouth movie together, “Paul,” which is also fun.
Cant wait for the next wartch party 😂
Yarp!! I love this movie!!
Im on your patreon and love your channel. I know you seem to love MCU and total respect but more films please Addie. ;-)
where's shaun of the dead???
It's all for the Greater Good.
What were the other options?
British sense of humor
There’s a lot of secret cameos in the film. Like the Father Christmas that stabbed him at the beginning was Peter Jackson and his girlfriend was Kate Blanchett.
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