Swans are plentiful in Scotland as are geese in the United States. I've been attacked by a goose before. Both birds will attack humans if they feel threatened, particularly during breeding season. If you get too close to the female sitting on a nest they built, the male standing guard will go after you.
HOLY shit how have I never made that connection. I never realized that Rory McCann is also yarp guy....lol OMG that makes both this and GoT funnier. He was my absolute favorite GoT character.
@@Doobieking69 There's alot of celebrities that I may like in movies, but I'd rather get a fork in the eye then deal with them or talk to them in person, because their typical Hollywood C**Ts. He's not one of them, I'd genuinely enjoy having a drink and laughing at his stories. He seems like good people.
I think this might be a perfect comedy. First off, the writing. The script is so tight that literally every moment on screen is either foreshadowing or pay off. Then one of the BEST ensemble casts to come out of the UK just absolutely nails bringing everything to life. And there are so many jokes, references, callbacks, and foreshadowing, that it is just endlessly re-watchable.
Every ! Single ! Bloody ! Thing ! In this movie is linked. Everything! Every time you rewatch it you find something new. I don't know how many brainstorming sessions the writer's teams had before they finished the script. And I'd wager almost any bet that they had to reshoot a crap ton of scenes because they found another thing to add in during the filming. It's brilliant!😂😂
This is an actual perfect film. Right script, killer editing, fantastic performances, not a second of wasted moments here. I think this film should be studied.
@@detritus8095Nice one. Back in high school, I used to joke that you could add "festival", "system", or "experience" to anything and it would be an acceptable band name. Then in senior year, I put together a sort of proto-punk band and we called it "The Festival System Experience." You may now proceed to hit me with a "cool story, bro" or equivalent. 😅
Seriously, is there anything better than Dawn’s laughter? Never fails to make me smile, and brightens the cloudiest of days. Please give Paul a go, the “4th” film in the trilogy…. Thanks for sharing your personality!❤
"Grasshopper?" Back in the 1970s (?) there was a TV show called Kung Fu. David Carradine played a kind of warrior monk wandering through the Wild West. Every so often there would be a flashback to him being trained in Kung Fu. Whenever his master was delivering some ancient words of wisdom, he would address Carradine as "Grasshopper." It became a bit of a catchphrase.
@@drewf8619 Which was filmed mainly in Toronto, I remember streets being blocked off for various outdoor filming scenes as there are some movie production companies and areas for filming in my area.
@Yora21 one that took me many views to catch is the line about jumping into Sgt Popwell's grave. They even repeat 'great big bushy beard' to let you know it's him, but there are so many details to take in.
Top reaction Dawn, loved how you where proper laughing at it. Finish the trilogy and then you must watch Paul with Mr Pegg & Mr Frost. Another cracking laugh.
Always something unique with Dawn. From calling out the cult before it even starts, to Biscuit Willy to almost being sure he’s not the killer. That’s why she’s the goat
Hot Fuzz is easily in my top ten favorite movies. It really benefits from multiple viewings because you'll always find some little thing you missed the past few times you watched. It's a masterpiece of set-up and payoff.
When writing the part of Skinner, Pegg and Wright wanted "someone like a Timothy Dalton type..." Later they asked him and Dalton loved Shaun of the Dead so he signed on to play the part.
3:07 is one of my favorite foreshadowing lines in a movie. It literally gave away the entire twist that was coming from the start of the movie. Nicholas Angel: "You can't just make people disappear." "Yes I can, I'm the Chief Inspector." I love the snappy editing style that Edgar Wright uses in his films. Loved his film Baby Driver too. The Chief Inspector was in Harry Potter too as Prof. Slughorn. The yarp guy is known for playing a character in Game of Thrones, so maybe you saw a reference to that on tt?
In the story, Butterman's mom drove her Datsun Cherry off the cliff due to being depressed for losing the Village of the Year Award. Though Danny thinks it wasn't that, but it was more due to his father's relationship with her. Either way, the father used his anger over that to blame anyone who would hurt their chances to get the Village Award.
In each movie at some point Nick Frost’s character eats a Cornetto and it's a different flavour in each movie. Shaun of the dead = Strawberry Hot Fuzz = Vanilla The Worlds End = Mint
Me yesterday: Hot Fuzz is the perfect film. One cannot improve on it. It is perfection. Me watching Dawn reacting to Hot Fuzz today: My god. Dawn yarping, talking swan violence and being so upset about inevitabilities, such as the fact that movies must end, raised this film to previously unreached levels of cinematic ecstasy. This film is funnier today than it was yesterday…
It's as common as being attacked by a goose when they're breeding. They're protecting the female and the eggs. Geese will set up nests in parking lots, and if you walk too close, watch out.
The local swans here had developed an extortion racket for people having lunch by the river in summer. They would waddle up to people having a picnic there and effectively sit on them until they were fed. Since they were generally larger and much stronger than their chosen targets it worked quite e4ffectively. They didn't even have to be vicious or threatening about it.
Hey Dawn, another great reaction. Your laugh is such fun to listen to. Since you love the chemistry between Simon Pegg & Nick Frost you might be interested in a sitcom they did together called "Spaced" from 1999. It's really good & chaotic in a fun way. They're best pals in that too.
Same 2 also in "Paul" fly from England to Roswell,👽NM, to Comi-Con, & find Seth Rogen-voiced alien, ;Paul, in Area-51! So Brit' nerds road-trippin' inna U.S! 🖖😜👍
Aaron Arronson was also the name the Andy’s mention when using to the phone book to contact the whole village for questioning after the church incident.
Aaah, we all knew you would love this one 😄 But there is no need to be sad that it ended, it is so rewatchable. On subsequent viewings, you will pick up on more and more callbacks and typical Edgar Wright touches that you missed first time around. A Scottish touch for you is the two Desk Sergeants. Bill Bailey (hilarious comedian and Strictly winner) plays them both. You can tell them apart because (a) they've different hairstyles (b) one is friendly and the other certainly is not, (c) they are reading different books. One is reading “Complicity” by Iain Banks, the other reading "The State of the Art" by Iain M Banks. The joke here is that Iain Banks (The Wasp Factory, The Crow Road, etc) and Iain M Banks (Consider Phlebas, Use of Weapons, etc) are the same bloke and one of my favourite authors. He used the "M" to distinguish his Sci-Fi from his more mainstream works. The Scottish touch is that Banks is from Dunfirmline. Sadly taken from us at too early an age, he is regarded as one of the Top 50 modern authors.
Just a brilliant film from start to finish with a superb British cast. The best of The Cornetto Trilogy by far. Painfully funny scenes the showdown in the town when Angel returns is hilarious, a send up of Point Break and Bad Boys, and about every action film ever made. Just brilliant!
After the Cornetto Trilogy, there's a Fourth (unofficial) Movie (made in the U.S.) called "Paul". Simon and Nick play a pair of Sci-Fi fans (writing a book) that take a Holiday to attend a Comic-con in America and do a road trip around the western U.S.. they happen to come across a guest that needs their help. And the fun begins! BTW, I really love your reactions! 10 out of 10!
They are bestest buds in real life. They starred in a tv series called spaced this was Nicks first acting gig he got hired because his mate was writing and starring in it. They met working as waiters and have been best friends ever since.
As soon as I saw Dawn was going to react to this I knew she was going to love it. This is right up her alley and didn't disappoint. I absolutely *LOVE* the editing in this. It really gives the movie such a fun personality. This is the best of the bunch in my eyes and 100% re-watchable.
Hilariously, Angel doesn't kill any of the townsfolk in the big confrontation climax at the end - the only person who dies is the NWA (Neighborhood Watch Association) head guy who takes a sea mine directly to the face.
@@marauderdz Yeah, but so were Angel and the rest of the PD, and all of them seem to have survived. Even if they died in the blast, though, _Angel_ (and Dan) didn't kill them in the Big Downtown Shootout.
I remember that exact same feeling not wanting that movie to be over. The whole movie was already great, and then the really long end action sequence/shootouts with all the one-liners and callbacks/payoffs just gives a huge adrenaline rush that just ends. And that's why we watch reaction videos, so we can re-live that moment in others. Love it! Oh..and the writer/director of this movie also wrote the screenplay for Scott Pilgrim (which gives the same feeling of action and jokes).
If I remember correctly, the guy in the middle who's turned up to judge the village at 31:39 is Simon Pegg's old drama teacher, and I think that's his mum next to him.
Oh, I love that you are finally reviewing this one! It is the best of the Cornetto trilogy. But sorry about the pink eye; I have it too so I sympathize. (Let's just say, never rub your eyes while eating flavoured crisps/chips.) 😢
Amazing. Best movie and best reaction ever! Cornetto trilogy is an brilliant couple of movies. If Dawn hasn't seen them watch out for movie Paul (with Pegg and Frost, but not director Wright) and tv series Spaced (with all all three featured). Greatest collaborators ever!
There are several borrowed pieces from other movies, indirectly. They're a sort of homage. Like the Japanese Peace Lily, in Leon the Professional, he carried around an indoor plant which is also an Arum. When he hits the kid on the head with the can, Crocodile Dundee.
I've been dying to see you react to this one. So, of course, it drops on a day where a power line is down and I have neither internet nor power. 😅 10:55 Well done, Dawn. 🤣
I feel like, when Dawn first started doing reactions, this would have been a movie she wouldn't have wanted to watch, thinking it was just a 'boy movie', when really it was the perfect movie for her. Glad she got to watch this and we got one of the best reactions to a movie in a long time!
My favorite thing about this is that the producers struggled for a while to come up with someone who could play a Timothy Dalton-esque villain for Skinner, and then one day they're just like "Why don't we ask Timothy Dalton?" :P
Great reaction Dawn. A treat watching you react to a UK film. Could you react to some Guy Ritchie films like SNATCH and LOCK STOCK AND SMOKING BARRELS. Luv yah Luv ❤️
Hello Dawn!😊 The blend of comedy, violence, and grisly murders in this film is hilarious.🤣🤣 Speaking of birds, my friend was attacked by a gang of wild turkeys, true story.🦃🦃🦃🦃😆 The NWA is the Neighbourhood Watch Alliance, Dawn. I believe Danny's mother committed suicide. This is my favorite of the Cornetto Trilogy!🏆 Great reactions to the best of the Cornetto Trilogy, Dawn!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I used to say that I didn't really have a favorite movie, just a group of absolute favorites. Then, one day, I woke up and realized that I had watched Hot Fuzz four times in the previous 48 hours.
One of the most eternally rewatchable movies ever. There is never a bad day for Hot Fuzz.
I LOVE Olivia Colman's cheeky one-liners throughout the movie!
..when doesn't she(2024+?) do 'em... Perfecly?
She does like to show a bit o' cheek, dun't she?
I had the biggest crush on her for a while. Probably still, residually.
Who subsequently went on to win an Oscar of course.
"There's a slight chance he's not the killer....." - brilliant, lol 🙂
LOL...was just about to comment that! 🤣😂🤣
@@chrisaustin612 same 😂😂😂
I LOL'd so hard, LOL
"I'm not a man of science, but you seem *incredibly* passed away." What Dawn Marie said reminded me of that line.
Killed me...
Im glad I'm not the only person who died of laughter when a priest yells "Jesus christ" lol that joke flies over so many heads
“I’ve been attacked by a swan before…”
That’s the most Scottish thing I’ve ever heard Dawn Marie say.😂😂😂
Swans are plentiful in Scotland as are geese in the United States. I've been attacked by a goose before. Both birds will attack humans if they feel threatened, particularly during breeding season. If you get too close to the female sitting on a nest they built, the male standing guard will go after you.
@@mgordon1100 Yep, goose here, too. 5 years old. So many bruises.
My sister was bitten by a møøse once.
As a scot - you might be recognising the 'Yarp" guy from old scottish oats commercials ! (of course to most he's the hound in Game of Thrones)
HOLY shit how have I never made that connection. I never realized that Rory McCann is also yarp guy....lol OMG that makes both this and GoT funnier. He was my absolute favorite GoT character.
We had a porridge ad here in Australia. It was a Scottish kid saying 'that's not how you make porridge'. I think I'd prefer the yarp one.
All those Scots look and sound the same to me.
I've had a pint with Rory, really nice guy, down to earth. 😁🏴
@@Doobieking69 There's alot of celebrities that I may like in movies, but I'd rather get a fork in the eye then deal with them or talk to them in person, because their typical Hollywood C**Ts. He's not one of them, I'd genuinely enjoy having a drink and laughing at his stories. He seems like good people.
"It's deactivated." *hits sea mine with butt of shotgun*
Cracks me up every time 😂😂😂
"Biscuit Willy" - happens so often in Dawn's world that it even has a name.
Because children are disgusting?
That might just be my new favourite term.
We've all got carried away with the custard cremes
Those crumbs really do get everywhere....
I wouldn't be as bothered by a willy that smells like biscuits as I would be about biscuits that taste like willy.
I think this might be a perfect comedy. First off, the writing. The script is so tight that literally every moment on screen is either foreshadowing or pay off. Then one of the BEST ensemble casts to come out of the UK just absolutely nails bringing everything to life. And there are so many jokes, references, callbacks, and foreshadowing, that it is just endlessly re-watchable.
That’s what I was just telling my friend, Aaron A. Aaronson.
Every ! Single ! Bloody ! Thing !
In this movie is linked. Everything! Every time you rewatch it you find something new. I don't know how many brainstorming sessions the writer's teams had before they finished the script. And I'd wager almost any bet that they had to reshoot a crap ton of scenes because they found another thing to add in during the filming. It's brilliant!😂😂
"everyone's in a cult"
Somehow, sometimes, she inexplicably figures it out!
Usually when it is impossibly complicated she hits on the answer. Yet some of the simplest things will make her say, "I'm so confused." It's awesome.
At 11 minutes. A record?
Yeah Detective Dawn gets it again!!!!!!!
I mean any time I'm in a little town that is too perfect I assume the same.
@@corbinhbucknerjr558Yeah, she should have merch that says "I'm so confused" 😏
This is an actual perfect film. Right script, killer editing, fantastic performances, not a second of wasted moments here. I think this film should be studied.
"A second of wasted moments" will be the title of my next album.
@@detritus8095Nice one. Back in high school, I used to joke that you could add "festival", "system", or "experience" to anything and it would be an acceptable band name. Then in senior year, I put together a sort of proto-punk band and we called it "The Festival System Experience." You may now proceed to hit me with a "cool story, bro" or equivalent. 😅
Seriously, is there anything better than Dawn’s laughter? Never fails to make me smile, and brightens the cloudiest of days. Please give Paul a go, the “4th” film in the trilogy…. Thanks for sharing your personality!❤
Bill Bailey playing twins is genius.
Twins is an ongoing theme in these movies... if only for one scene.
*wasn't he Bilbo in SPACED?
@@richardrobbins387 he was
One of them reads Ian Banks & the other one reads Ian M Banks. Its the same author, but he only uses the M for his sci-fi novels.
@@chiefaberach never noticed that before
"Grasshopper?"
Back in the 1970s (?) there was a TV show called Kung Fu. David Carradine played a kind of warrior monk wandering through the Wild West. Every so often there would be a flashback to him being trained in Kung Fu. Whenever his master was delivering some ancient words of wisdom, he would address Carradine as "Grasshopper." It became a bit of a catchphrase.
Bill
from kill bill
@@flerbus Yup. The flute was a dead giveaway! 😁
Also...
"Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" (1993) kept it in pop culture.
@@drewf8619 Which was filmed mainly in Toronto, I remember streets being blocked off for various outdoor filming scenes as there are some movie production companies and areas for filming in my area.
@@VC-Toronto Nice =)
Best line ever - 'If you want to be a big cop in a small town, then F off down to the model village.'
The entire movie is doing things they talked about earlier.
@Yora21 one that took me many views to catch is the line about jumping into Sgt Popwell's grave. They even repeat 'great big bushy beard' to let you know it's him, but there are so many details to take in.
Top reaction Dawn, loved how you where proper laughing at it. Finish the trilogy and then you must watch Paul with Mr Pegg & Mr Frost. Another cracking laugh.
I love how they get Cate Blanchett to play his love interest and cover her up
And Peter Jackson as father christmas
This movie was wall to wall cameos.
That was cate Blachett?!
@@lordwalker71 Yup.
@@claymccoy sorry its not yup ! its YARP
Biscuit Willy? Oh, you mean Hob Nob.
😄
Does that lead to dough nuts?
🤣🤣🤣
If you don't have a Japanese Peace Lily in the background of your reaction to The World's End we will all be very disappointed.
17:10
"Oh I dunno, quite like a midnight gobble!"
Dawn: "Same!"
😂😂😂
Girl didn't realise the innuendo until later.
29:16 it's crazy this guy played Belloq in Raiders of the Lost Ark back in 1981!
Never would have guessed that! Amazing what a quarter of a century can do to a person.
I'm now obsessed with Dawn going in full-arsed :)
Peter Jackson was Father Christmas
Always something unique with Dawn. From calling out the cult before it even starts, to Biscuit Willy to almost being sure he’s not the killer.
That’s why she’s the goat
Hot Fuzz is easily in my top ten favorite movies. It really benefits from multiple viewings because you'll always find some little thing you missed the past few times you watched. It's a masterpiece of set-up and payoff.
I’ve seen it at least 15 times & there are still little connections I’ll pick up. It’s such an incredible script!
I LOVE that Angel comes up with COMPLETELY plausible motives and the real reasons are SO petty, she has an annoying laugh, his house is ugly etc.
Our once great paper had become riddled with tabloid journalism and dreadful punnery. Not to mention persistent errors.
@@chrisnorton2356 Crusty Jugglers!
I _LOVE_ Dawn's arse-ing philosophy 😎
When writing the part of Skinner, Pegg and Wright wanted "someone like a Timothy Dalton type..." Later they asked him and Dalton loved Shaun of the Dead so he signed on to play the part.
3:07 is one of my favorite foreshadowing lines in a movie. It literally gave away the entire twist that was coming from the start of the movie.
Nicholas Angel: "You can't just make people disappear."
"Yes I can, I'm the Chief Inspector."
I love the snappy editing style that Edgar Wright uses in his films. Loved his film Baby Driver too.
The Chief Inspector was in Harry Potter too as Prof. Slughorn. The yarp guy is known for playing a character in Game of Thrones, so maybe you saw a reference to that on tt?
In the story, Butterman's mom drove her Datsun Cherry off the cliff due to being depressed for losing the Village of the Year Award. Though Danny thinks it wasn't that, but it was more due to his father's relationship with her. Either way, the father used his anger over that to blame anyone who would hurt their chances to get the Village Award.
They ARE the bestest buds in real life.
🙂
Hopefully still. I heard Pegg has been up Tom Cruise''s scientology ass lately 🫤
Yarp guy was in the Quaker Oats advert. Wearing a kilt and looking and reminding us of Sean Connery.
In each movie at some point Nick Frost’s character eats a Cornetto and it's a different flavour in each movie.
Shaun of the dead = Strawberry
Hot Fuzz = Vanilla
The Worlds End = Mint
Me yesterday: Hot Fuzz is the perfect film. One cannot improve on it. It is perfection.
Me watching Dawn reacting to Hot Fuzz today: My god. Dawn yarping, talking swan violence and being so upset about inevitabilities, such as the fact that movies must end, raised this film to previously unreached levels of cinematic ecstasy. This film is funnier today than it was yesterday…
"I've been attacked by a swan before" like it's nothing is wild.
To be fair, that's a pretty common experience. They have a reputation for a reason.
@@somerandomguy2073 It is.. the buggers down the canals are nasty as hell.
It's as common as being attacked by a goose when they're breeding. They're protecting the female and the eggs. Geese will set up nests in parking lots, and if you walk too close, watch out.
The local swans here had developed an extortion racket for people having lunch by the river in summer. They would waddle up to people having a picnic there and effectively sit on them until they were fed. Since they were generally larger and much stronger than their chosen targets it worked quite e4ffectively. They didn't even have to be vicious or threatening about it.
Was she carving her initials in it?
Best movie ever? Yaaarrp!
I still think this is one of the best films ever made, perfect. 👌
Hey Dawn, another great reaction. Your laugh is such fun to listen to. Since you love the chemistry between Simon Pegg & Nick Frost you might be interested in a sitcom they did together called "Spaced" from 1999. It's really good & chaotic in a fun way. They're best pals in that too.
Same 2 also in "Paul" fly from England to Roswell,👽NM, to Comi-Con, & find Seth Rogen-voiced alien, ;Paul, in Area-51! So Brit' nerds road-trippin' inna U.S! 🖖😜👍
32:24 You’re one of the few reaction RUclipsrs who understood when he said his name was Aaron Aaronson 😂
Ta
Right? I’ve only seen one or two other reactors make that connection.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Took me so many rewatches to understand the kid. Just really hard to parse through that accent lol. I am from USA
Aaron Arronson was also the name the Andy’s mention when using to the phone book to contact the whole village for questioning after the church incident.
Everyone who clicked the like button did it for The Greater Good.
The greater good.
The greater good
The greater good
"Shut it!"
Mispronounced. Too many consonants, acting like the letter “t” exists.
This is definitely my favourite of the three.
The screenplay is pure genius and should have been Oscar-nominated..
16:12 Ron Swanson from Parks And Recreation said it perfectly “Don’t half assume 2 things, whole ass 1 thing”.
Aaah, we all knew you would love this one 😄 But there is no need to be sad that it ended, it is so rewatchable. On subsequent viewings, you will pick up on more and more callbacks and typical Edgar Wright touches that you missed first time around. A Scottish touch for you is the two Desk Sergeants. Bill Bailey (hilarious comedian and Strictly winner) plays them both. You can tell them apart because (a) they've different hairstyles (b) one is friendly and the other certainly is not, (c) they are reading different books. One is reading “Complicity” by Iain Banks, the other reading "The State of the Art" by Iain M Banks.
The joke here is that Iain Banks (The Wasp Factory, The Crow Road, etc) and Iain M Banks (Consider Phlebas, Use of Weapons, etc) are the same bloke and one of my favourite authors. He used the "M" to distinguish his Sci-Fi from his more mainstream works. The Scottish touch is that Banks is from Dunfirmline. Sadly taken from us at too early an age, he is regarded as one of the Top 50 modern authors.
13:25 What most Europeans think Americans’ gun collections look like.
It’s a good start…..
it’s a loada junk!
Your's doesn't?
The Cornetto Trilogy are all great films but my favorite Simon Peg/ Nick Frost movie is *Paul* - Great movie and well worth a review!
3:54 "You _do_ realize that window was broken from the inside?"
"Eh?"
😄 Can't turn it off.
6:05 "My _pen's_ run out."
"Not a problem."
😄 Can't turn it off.
Just a brilliant film from start to finish with a superb British cast. The best of The Cornetto Trilogy by far. Painfully funny scenes the showdown in the town when Angel returns is hilarious, a send up of Point Break and Bad Boys, and about every action film ever made. Just brilliant!
You absolutely have to react to "Spaced".
After the Cornetto Trilogy, there's a Fourth (unofficial) Movie (made in the U.S.) called "Paul".
Simon and Nick play a pair of Sci-Fi fans (writing a book) that take a Holiday to attend a Comic-con in America and do a road trip around the western U.S.. they happen to come across a guest that needs their help. And the fun begins!
BTW, I really love your reactions! 10 out of 10!
Christ no. Paul is a perfectly okay movie but it's absolutely not in any capacity unofficially one of the Cornetto movies.
They are bestest buds in real life. They starred in a tv series called spaced this was Nicks first acting gig he got hired because his mate was writing and starring in it. They met working as waiters and have been best friends ever since.
Love this movie! I've rewatched it like 4 times and I still spot new callbacks and film-making tricks every time. It's so good!
"Slight chance he's not the killer." Beautiful delivery. Also I was born in May '69 and I feel attacked.
August mate same.
Also, possible that the purple shell suit guy wasn’t one of the killers. Maybe.
Hot Fuzz was my nickname in high school!
YASSSSSS!!! Been waiting for this one. "We are the Village Green Preservation Society..." 🤣
Absolutely jam packed with stars of film and tv.
Her: It's the news reporter guy i nailed it!
Me: (points at screen laughing).
This is one of my favorites! So so funny and well done. My wife and I use lines from it all the time.
This is definitely one of those films that whenever it comes on tv I can’t help but watch it. That “Coming to America” and “Planes Trains…”
And Robin Hood Prince of Thieves 🤣
I love that Swans have moved from basically harmless to breaking your arm and then to breaking your back. The dangers of Swans.
They are aggressive buggers, but yeah, the only thing they'd break is their own wing.
Fun fact: swans were used as guard dogs during Roman times, since they're very territorial.
@@SuddenReal That was geese.
@@mulrichI'm confused. Do you think they hit you with their wing?
@@inspectre27 no, they don't, but that's one of the things people always say.
They could have done a series out of this. The supercop of Sandford.
But then again, half of the best characters are either dead or in prison now.
With the exception of the doctor none of the cult members were actually killed. Only very grievously harmed. 😂
The most fun of the trilogy and the definite fan favorite overall. And for good reason... and the greater good.
The greater good.
The Greater Good
Biscuit Willy eh? Crumbs!
Ouch, crumbs in your foreskin 🍪🍪🍪
It's not just you, kinda best movie ever
"biscuit willy" Shortbread, lol
Donuts.
The way you said "now he's gonna have biscuit willy" as if it's an actual medical condition. 😂😂😂
18:52 jeeziecreezie i love your reactions, Dawn!
As soon as I saw Dawn was going to react to this I knew she was going to love it. This is right up her alley and didn't disappoint. I absolutely *LOVE* the editing in this. It really gives the movie such a fun personality. This is the best of the bunch in my eyes and 100% re-watchable.
Hilariously, Angel doesn't kill any of the townsfolk in the big confrontation climax at the end - the only person who dies is the NWA (Neighborhood Watch Association) head guy who takes a sea mine directly to the face.
Not even the bartender who took a bear trap to the head and neck???
@@bigdream_dreambig I believe he shows up in the montage of booking photos.
@@Philistine47 😲 Sturdy guy!
Since they'd all been booked by that point, doesn't that mean they were all in the police station when it exploded?
@@marauderdz Yeah, but so were Angel and the rest of the PD, and all of them seem to have survived.
Even if they died in the blast, though, _Angel_ (and Dan) didn't kill them in the Big Downtown Shootout.
I remember that exact same feeling not wanting that movie to be over. The whole movie was already great, and then the really long end action sequence/shootouts with all the one-liners and callbacks/payoffs just gives a huge adrenaline rush that just ends. And that's why we watch reaction videos, so we can re-live that moment in others. Love it! Oh..and the writer/director of this movie also wrote the screenplay for Scott Pilgrim (which gives the same feeling of action and jokes).
As well as the third Cornetto movie, you've got Paul and the TV series Spaced to consume.
Oh, I’ve been looking forward to this one!
The 'Yarp' guy is The Hound from Game of Thrones
Still such a brilliant movie and always fun to watch over and over again. Cheers Dawn.
If I remember correctly, the guy in the middle who's turned up to judge the village at 31:39 is Simon Pegg's old drama teacher, and I think that's his mum next to him.
And the other one is Edgar Wright's mum 😄
Biscuit willy😂😂😂 without a doubt my favorite phase.
My favourite of the Cornetto Trilogy :D BTW Cate Blanchett was his ex gf and Peter Jackson was Santa.
Oh, I love that you are finally reviewing this one! It is the best of the Cornetto trilogy.
But sorry about the pink eye; I have it too so I sympathize. (Let's just say, never rub your eyes while eating flavoured crisps/chips.) 😢
Thank you, Dawn! Very entertaining reaction!
It's a clever wee picture... I love the Wicker Man references, but every fillum about a policeman going to a remote village has to have those.
Edward Woodward's last line is the same in both films - "Oh God, no."
another good watch with your beautiful self dawn..
The guy with the mustache, that got stuck through the chin, was Timothy Dalton. He played James Bond, in 2 movies.
Amazing. Best movie and best reaction ever!
Cornetto trilogy is an brilliant couple of movies. If Dawn hasn't seen them watch out for movie Paul (with Pegg and Frost, but not director Wright) and tv series Spaced (with all all three featured). Greatest collaborators ever!
There are several borrowed pieces from other movies, indirectly. They're a sort of homage. Like the Japanese Peace Lily, in Leon the Professional, he carried around an indoor plant which is also an Arum. When he hits the kid on the head with the can, Crocodile Dundee.
I've been dying to see you react to this one. So, of course, it drops on a day where a power line is down and I have neither internet nor power. 😅
10:55 Well done, Dawn. 🤣
You have the BEST laugh and sense of humor =D
31:38 I’m sure this was an homage to Fawlty Towers S1E4 ‘Hotel Inspectors’ 🤣
I feel like, when Dawn first started doing reactions, this would have been a movie she wouldn't have wanted to watch, thinking it was just a 'boy movie', when really it was the perfect movie for her. Glad she got to watch this and we got one of the best reactions to a movie in a long time!
As soon as i saw this pop up i clicked, one of my favourite reactors reacting to one of my favourite films
Luv the red hair dawn, looks great!
I only recently discovered that the guy who got decaffeinated played the dad in the British version of Shameless.
one of the all-time best films, the writing is beyond
My favorite thing about this is that the producers struggled for a while to come up with someone who could play a Timothy Dalton-esque villain for Skinner, and then one day they're just like "Why don't we ask Timothy Dalton?" :P
this film is hillarious!!!! Hugs lyssssssssssm Dawn Marie🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Great reaction Dawn. A treat watching you react to a UK film. Could you react to some Guy Ritchie films like SNATCH and LOCK STOCK AND SMOKING BARRELS. Luv yah Luv ❤️
Biscuit Willy is the best thing you've ever said
no cure for biscuit willy
A hoover to pick up the crumbs!
If you can get Olivia to come round for that Midnight gobble, lol
Great reaction!
This is one of my all time favorite movies. So yes, best movie ever to me too!!!
Hello Dawn!😊 The blend of comedy, violence, and grisly murders in this film is hilarious.🤣🤣 Speaking of birds, my friend was attacked by a gang of wild turkeys, true story.🦃🦃🦃🦃😆 The NWA is the Neighbourhood Watch Alliance, Dawn. I believe Danny's mother committed suicide. This is my favorite of the Cornetto Trilogy!🏆 Great reactions to the best of the Cornetto Trilogy, Dawn!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I used to say that I didn't really have a favorite movie, just a group of absolute favorites.
Then, one day, I woke up and realized that I had watched Hot Fuzz four times in the previous 48 hours.