Everything GREAT About Hot Fuzz! (Part 2)

Hot Fuzz! Part 2! The conclusion! If you missed part 1, it's here:
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[@John190assman]

Suprised you didnt point out that the Trolley Boy was resting in Frozen Peas. Literally Rest in Peas.

[@Blue-mj5gm]

Oh my god

[@BleedingUranium]

Oh that's so good. They got to make the joke about Angel not saying a one-liner... while also subtly putting the one-liner into the scene anyway.

[@squatch1565]

I think I've noticed the peas before, but I never put that together.

[@elijahjarman2837]

Oh fuck off, that's great

[@PSiGaming]

I always wondered why it seemed so deliberate that he falls into the peas. Christ how have I never put this together?

[@HawiOfficial]

Always loved the little moment when Angel is confronting the NWA. "You murdered him for that" "Well, he murdered Bill Shakespeare" "What?!? oh"

[@LordHoth_09]

I’ll admit I laughed too hard watching that scene first time

[@michaelmoraga2926]

👏🏼 😂

[@benmackarel295]

Miquel Jarchow we know it’s just you changing accounts to agree with yourself your not fooling anyone

[@MrGabeanator]

ok

[@lostpompeylad]

you forgot the biggest plot hint right at the beginning: Angel you can't just make someone disappear. London Inspector: yes I can I'm the inspector nose twitch

[@amitamaru]

"Affectionate parody" is the word you're looking for. It's a parody, but it respects and adores what it's poking fun at. Like Kung-Fu Panda.

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

Or kick ass, it makes fun at the superhero genre but its also an homage

[@coolgreenbug7551]

Or Princess Bride

[@G1NZOU]

Kung-Fu Panda is an excellent example and Princess Bride like +CoolGreen Bug said, and Galaxy Quest is another example for the Sci-Fi genre, a loving spoof that completely understands the genre it's parodying and does it with such care and wit that fans can't help but adore it.

[@leahstansbury6948]

I feel like Lego Batman fits in that category too. They make fun of what they’re making, but they do it really well and fully commit to making fun of themselves, and it works!

[@Sorrelhas]

"Affectionate parody" is just a pastiche

[@ShadowVaria]

I love the fact that Angel never intentionally kills anyone, even in the massive shootout, showing what an amazing and professional police officer he is, even when going full action hero.

[@Tcrumpen]

It's more to demonstrate how much of a marksman Angel is

[@ShadowVaria]

@@Tcrumpen You can be a good marksman, but he is also moral and more than likely knows the paperwork involved if there's any fatalities.

[@nhogan84]

A policeman officer!

[@niallh4194]

*angle

[@philipsyoutube6111]

He's a real copper, I could see him in the Watch. Let me know if you got the reference.

[@wiimaster06]

The fight in the grocery store is so damn good. The part when one of the Andys gets splattered with pasta sauce and the other one freaks out and starts shooting thinking his bud got shot is pure greatness.

[@squatch1565]

"It's alright Andy! It's just Bolognese!"

[@pastlife960]

Over here they’re called supermarkets.

[@proph7543]

@@squatch1565 I fucking love the way he shouts it as well. I'm not exaggerating when I say that this film has nearly infinite rewatchability.

[@ethanhatcher5533]

Seems cinemawins didn't even notice that she screamed "fascist" and shot ACROSS the road, and he said "hag" and shot the plant so it would fall DOWN

[@sh11death]

Oh shit! @ethan hatcher would be excellent at CinemaWins

[@squatch1565]

Holy crap that is good. Honestly, that's one of those details that's so good it had to have been an accident, but I doubt that's the case with Wright.

[@crunchytomato20]

even after seeing this movie 20+ times, i never noticed that, nice detail catching there

[@rowanvincent5762]

OH FUCK OFF this film I swear to god 😂

[@rowanvincent5762]

OH FUCK OFF this film I swear to god 😂

[@socialgh0st]

Watching this movie as a young child instilled an idea in my brain that the "perfect" village/town/whatever MUST be hiding some insidious horrific secret. Whenever I come across somewhere where everyone is super nice and things seem perfect my brain can't shake the idea that it just be a front.

[@marcelschilsky1162]

I hope you dont still have that idea otherwise I would advise you to never visit small Irish villiages and towns because most of them are just like that. Then again it could be that all of them have something to hide. XD

[@thelastroman7791]

@@marcelschilsky1162 And behold! Among the peaceful glades and villages of the scenic Irish countryside, a second Holocaust!

[@marcelschilsky1162]

@@thelastroman7791 That is strangely relevant to me since I am from Germany. XD don't worry I don't take offence to that but it is uncanny how that punchline fits. XD

[@thelastroman7791]

@@marcelschilsky1162 That’s okay, I also do not hold it against you. What’s done is done and the past is now past. Time for the world to move on. I must say, I just wrote the original comment as a joke. Lolz

[@marcelschilsky1162]

@@thelastroman7791 Lol indeed. Would be amazing if more people would think like that. But then again no point in hoping for the impossible. XD

[@TheWirewitch]

Tiny detail, you probably seen it. But I just love that the guns the fuzz are using at the end, still have all the evidence tags on them xD

[@stickiedmin6508]

One little gag that I wish got more attention is the surplus "clickety-click" noises every time someone handles or brandishes a gun. They're mocking the way that, in a regular action movie, whenever someone points a pistol (for example) at someone else, the sound department will foley in a little clicky-click noise - here, they take it to a ludicrous level. It's most obvious when the squad is running over the road towards the supermarket - nobody is touching safety catches, or triggers or cocking levers, or bolt handles, but the guns are constantly going clickety-clickety-clickety-click in the background.

[@peterbenson2185]

@@stickiedmin6508 Yep, full-on "Battle Rattle" !

[@seantheboneless2646]

@@peterbenson2185 at least they didn’t hurry up and wait

[@AmiraIhsan]

I did not notice! Thank you!

[@davidnierzwick2775]

I've just noticed that because of you 🤣💪👍

[@j.s.5685]

My favorite detail in the whole movie is this: Throughout the film, the NWA-members greet Angel with "morning" when he first takes a jog through the village, but he doesn't say "morning" back. Until right before he begins the shoot-off, where the word he says to set it off is "Morning.".

[@iamabrawler92]

What makes Hot Fuzz a master class in film writing is that there is not a single wasted line of dialogue. Every single line has a purpose, be it comedy, character-based interactions, set-up for what comes later, or red herrings. It's then topped off perfectly with visuals, doing the same with shots. It's about as close to perfect as I think a movie can be.

[@00dude88]

Can’t believe he missed “don’t worry Andy it’s only bolognese” one of my favourite quotes of all time

[@soly-dp-colo6388]

It's only ketchup?

[@Daphnegirl93]

Shaun & Ed: friendship Danny & Nick: marriage Gary & Andy: /messy divorce/ but yeah this really IS just callbacks: the movie huh. Love it thanks

[@hanaortiz7596]

dude, seeing how americans see olivia colman is so weird. she's literally known for being in dirty humour shows, hell she played a nudist in confetti! the 'classy english actress' image is VERY recent, all her roles in the 2000s were just like this.

[@fish7598]

I'd love to see an Americans reaction to her in peep show haha

[@HimanXK]

As an American I was confused by that too. Isn't she the horny stepmom in Fleabag?

[@ninawth]

The first serious role I personally saw her play was the policewoman in Broadchurch and I just felt very confused watching her be so... normal? Still, she did a great job, as usual.

[@ProQuo360]

Dude I’m an American raised on British humor so when I see her doing the classy roles it throws me for a curve lol because Olivia loves the roles where she can be lewd and herself

[@robk79]

I am American and...exactly. Her entire body of work with Mitchell & Webb and Bruiser is not exactly "classy."

[@Sutchman]

"Frank's appointed him self judge, jury, and executioner!" "He is NOT Judge Judy and executioner!" I totally get that adding every great part of this movie would make a video probably longer than the movie itself, but I love that line so much.

[@joejitsu034]

I always found that bit adorable lol 👍

[@DeathnoteBB]

Ithink Danny says “Judge Judy the executioner” not ‘and’

[@Sutchman]

@@DeathnoteBB negative, ghost rider, the "and" is what makes the joke.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@Sutchman ...no its the “the”...

[@Sutchman]

@@DeathnoteBB Well, that's not what he says at all, so... watch the clip, it matches what Simon says, and they only switch "Judge, Jury" with Judge Judy. Why would they break that joke with another change?

[@Karrot989]

I've easily watched this film 20 times, and only just noticed that in the "merry go round with the money", The "little drunk" asks "what do I owe you?", Danny says "twenty quid", and then they all pass round a ten pound note. This film truly never stops giving.

[@PhidSillips]

*The best in the cornetto trilogy*

[@azuresky96]

Excuse you? Shaun of the Dead is the best, by far.

[@mten10th67]

Hot Fuzz is definitely the best of the 3 for me.

[@quietdemon8138]

@@azuresky96 nah as awesome as it for me personally I just don’t like zombie stuff and the alien stuff of the world’s end is a bit anticlimactic so Fuzz remains for me the best of the 3

[@someeejit]

shaun of the dead is probably the mostr relatable, and the world's end is still on of my favourite films of all time, but hot fuzz is the best of the best.

[@iBloby]

The World's End was the most touching for me, and has a pretty clever "happy ending", but let's face it though, the whole trilogy is cinema gold imo

[@CaptainFirefred]

This movie is for me what Citizen Kane and Shawshank are for others. Brilliant from start to end and on repeat.

[@davidlawrence5091]

I have Shawshank and Hot fuzz in the same category of awesome sauce films, along with Life of Brian, Back to the Future and Groundhog day. Sadly I think its not as appreciated as it should be.

[@bertiewarr7545]

@@davidlawrence5091 love groundhog day, I would add the big lebowski and planes, trains and automobiles also

[@wwfix3224]

@@davidlawrence5091 add Goodfellas and we’re square

[@Camstone0646]

@@davidlawrence5091 Maybe add some Ghostbusters, original, of course, and I guess possibly the original Jumanji..Those two I would definitely add to my "awesome sauce" list.

[@ItsNikolai]

Add Fight Club and Emperor's New Groove.

[@jlogan2228]

This movie still has an effect on me bc any time I hear "the greater good" I mumble " the greater good" under my breath

[@LittleMAC78]

The bit that gets me from the later scene in the graveyard is the "Crusty Jugglers"! But I too repeat 'the greater good' when I hear it :)

[@tombratcher6938]

THE GREATER GOOD

[@davidobrien2541]

The greater good.

[@officialtibby]

God, I never even noticed the "Farmers' Mums" joke before. Edgar Wright is a total genius

[@WatsHisFace]

"What year?" "Every year" Kills me every time!

[@michaelmoraga2926]

The delivery is brilliant.

[@erikpinillo6082]

GET OUT

[@nickmaclachlan5178]

Did this with a real copper....... I was 51 at the time..... lol. Got a giggle though.

[@g.d.graham2446]

😂😆

[@ajc0072]

'When's your birthday' '8th of may 1969?' 'Your thirty seven?' Glad they snuck a 69 joke while debunking the logic of the average teenage boy

[@Gameboy-rj5il]

Keep in mind, the whiteboard descriptors behind tony for "Indecisive" and "Lack of leadership skills" are written in black marker as opposed to blue for everything else... coincidence?

[@jamesashcroft8170]

It was directed by Edgar Wright, I believe that's all you need to know to answer your question XD

[@WillRock07]

Hot Fuzz is also my favourite of the Cornetto Trilogy. The sheer amount of references, call backs, the way it constantly recontextualizes the same quotes for comedic value, and pretty much everything mentioned in these two videos make this one a masterpiece imo. Shaun of the Dead is fantastic too but there is just something about this one. One of my all time favourite movies.

[@TheStorrman]

8:55 “if it’s cheep and good it’s gonna take you along time to make” The Evil Dead definitely fits into that category

[@ebthenerd6191]

0:13 In the background, when she says "No luck catching them killers?" You can see a poster for the album Hot Fuss by The Killers. It's a cool detail and I'm kind of disappointed this wasn't pointed out in the video.

[@EverTheFractal]

Honestly the relationship between Angel and Danny has got to be my favourite. Like you said it's set up perfectly and the subtle romantic undertones from the borrowed lines adds to how genuine they feel. It feels like they both really needed each other cause if they both just went down the path they were going then Angel would probably be totally fine and successful (if his department wasn't so corrupt) but would be absolutely miserable while Danny would have totally been inducted into the NWA and brainwashed by his manipulative dad into thinking it's what his mum would have wanted.

[@animatorbug]

I always find it interesting that, in the very beginning, Angel gets a call from Frank saying that he's going to have a nice cabin to live in, but immediately after gets told it isn't ready. You originally think that it's just to make you feel even worse about his situation, but you realize on repeat watches that the reason it isn't "ready" is because they want him to stay in the hotel so they can keep an eye on him and have easy access to his room. Edgar Wright, man...

[@thereflex101]

Well holy shit

[@DaveDexterMusic]

I think David Arnold, the composer, should get some recognition - known for creating some of the biggest scores in modern action/sci-fi (and Bond), and bringing the same level of craft and excitement to a relatively tiny-budgeted parody-homage cop comedy.

[@davidlawrence5091]

This is one of those films that gets better the more you watch it. I'm still spotting new details in it, like the swan breaking his arm and 2 shooters for the price of 1. Amazing level of detail here.

[@Bauhotte]

Technically the airbag could have Borken his arm, when hitting the tree!?

[@Symphorch]

I’m shocked that it was never mentioned that Edward Woodward, the surveillance liaison of the NWA, was the lead in the original Wicker Man, which this movie shares many parallels with. Not the least of which being an urban cop going into a strange, rural land and butting heads with the townsfolk.

[@kvoltti]

There were a lot of heavy hitters in the NWA , the Priest was Belloq from Raiders of the Lost Ark, Dr. Hatcher was the villain from Lethal Weapon 3

[@LordHoth_09]

@@kvoltti oh my god that IS Belloq

[@martinitland]

I had managed to somehow forget that Wicker Man was a thing, and I have to admit that I'm not too happy to be reminded😬 Please don't take it personally, I'm just one of those who can't stand it when the MC doesn't come out the victor. I also can't stand it when food goes to waste, like the final scene in The Departed or even the ambush on the retired captain in S3 of AtLA (yes, even in animated films). In fact, I might just dislike the wasting of perfectly good food more than the MC getting dropped. With a sense so skewed from what I percieve as the norm, I don't really expect people to take my comments about films too seriously, so please don't pay too much attention to it.

[@rothevator4009]

His final words just before the Sea mine explodes "Oh God no" reflect the reaction of Howie when he first sees the Wickerman as he's lead to it by the islanders at the end of The Wickerman. So many details!

[@davidobrien2541]

Also Edward Woodward was the original Robert McCall in the original TV series The Equalizer.

[@mikecreed22]

So, arguably, Hot Fuzz is legitimately one of the greatest movies of all time. Its attention to detail, its snappy directing and dialogue are all master classes in cinema. I absolutely adore this film for how much it packs into one movie, where half of the movies with a bloated and over weighted budget cram half as little in a longer running time. I know it gets its due but honestly, it deserves more accolade for how incredible it really is. Mentioning the whole on watch X number is so spot on as it takes so many rewatches to really get to grips with the details that you miss even the fourth time around. Even now on watching this, about watching a movie and pointing out its good bits, I noticed something I've never noticed before. The shop doesn't even sell cigarettes or tobacco. The cabinet behind the shopkeeper (whose name escapes me) normally would have cigarettes and tobacco products in, but they are so set on looking morally superior they stuffed it with arguably just as terrible sweets, chocolates and fizzy drinks. They even changed the sign to say "Confectionary" instead of "Cigarettes". See! Details! Just a masterpiece.

[@IceWolfLoki]

"The only one to die is because of an accident" - Official vocab guidelines are to call it a collison as accident implies no one is at fault.

[@AnnekeOosterink]

He died because of a collision involving a sea mine. XD

[@weldonwin]

I think in this case it would be "Unintended Self Detonation"

[@hollomaster]

Well, the shockwave from the explosion did collide with his body. 😆

[@elliet.9235]

the fact that the shootout is in a Somerfield is literally one of my favourite things ever

[@melissam597]

Makes you miss Somerfield 😂

[@izenheim1233]

My favourite detail in the conclusion was how they left the tower spire inside the antagonists jaw, rather than removing it. Normally in movies, they remove the object immediately, while in reality the worst thing you can do in first aid is to remove the item imbedded in the body

[@PhantomLantern2814]

I love how the shopkeep (who if I recall is in on everything) is the one who lets slip about there being more than one killer. Just adds to how they’re so comfortable that they don’t really try to hide.

[@WozWozEre]

It's one of the best comedies ever made. It's one of the best cop movies ever made. It's one of the best action movies ever made. It's one of the best movies ever made full stop. Literally a once in a generation work of genius.

[@ThePaperTowelBandit.]

Ahh yes the bean here is made of bean

[@dbrokensoul]

Frankly I won't trust anyone who have watched this and did not put Hot Fuzz on their top 10 best movie they've ever watched.

[@stuartjones8238]

For me, there's the addition that (itself) adds enormous hilarity it was filmed 10 miles down the road from me in Wells, Somerset....where literally nothing happens! The fact that the local Somerfield (now a Co-Op) supermarket hosted one of the film's highlights, the shoot out ("What's the situation?", "Two Blokes and a fuck-load of cutlery!") had me crying with laughter in itself! Actually Somerfield literally said "go to town boys!" when asked if the supermarket could be used in a climatic shoot-out. Also shooting up the local pub/ Swan Hotel (The Crown; which doubled up as the Entrance to the Swan Hotel) .......which is actually called "The Swan Hotel" just magic!!

[@Shasha-jo5iv]

I would argue that its also a romance... sorry but Nick and Danny are meant to be

[@Choshako]

I actually really like that they replaced Angel's love interest idea with a cute friendship between him and Danny. I'm a die hard romantic, but I think a lot of us are kinda sick of on-screen romances and are more in the market for platonic friendships since they're often so under-utilized and underrated.

[@silverscreen842]

How did you not win Skinner impaling himself on the church spike he dropped on Messenger? Or how he slipped on the truck of his own shop?

[@G1NZOU]

And the fact he says "catch me later" the first time we meet him.

[@Aliquis.frigus]

Dang.. I never thought about that!

[@psifla99]

Easily missed is how “Forget it Nicholas, it’s Sandford” is so powerful in its own right even - especially - with knowledge of Chinatown. Complements the tone of that classic without copying it.

[@HarryFlashmanVC]

Tim Dalton is brilliant as the villain, the dozens of cameos are brilliant

[@Jack-hy5ju]

I loved the fact about the cut female interest for Angel! That's absolutely hilarious and makes one of my favorite movies even better:) Also, fantastic videos, hot fuzz definitely deserved two videos, it's just so good.

[@Danilego]

This is the perfect kind of movie for Cinema Wins, you pointed out so many Easter Eggs that I never would've noticed!

[@taniamorin4355]

Smallest correction: the sound effects while shooting in the pub are diegetic. Most pubs here have "fruit machines" which are like arcade gambling machines with those kinds of sounds. So it's more akin to the fight scene in Shaun of the Dead than Scott Pilgrim. Pedantic rant from someone who's seen this film too many times over.

[@mccpcorn2000]

This film is kind of the "odd one out" of the Cornetto Trilogy, in that it actually deals with a (relatively) normal environment. The other two films are both Sci-Fi Apocalypses.

[@EverTheFractal]

Oh I never thought about it like that.

[@lime7662]

Agh, I love the Cornetto trilogy and watching these videos makes me wanna go on a Edgar Wright binge all over again....

[@elijahjarman2837]

Dewit

[@eansba88-]

Might i suggest an "everything great about clue" video? Some of Tim Curry's finest work.

[@FeathPymArt]

I'm for this!

[@davidmcleod5133]

Only problem is that pointing out everything great about Clue will result in a video longer than the actual movie. (Full disclosure: Clue is one of my top five favorite films ever).

[@eansba88-]

@@davidmcleod5133 i dont see that as a problem at all! : )

[@CivilianSatellite]

@@davidmcleod5133 That's fine. He can conclude the video with "to make a long story short- TOO LATE!"

[@Memorex996]

YESSSS

[@gregjenkinson7512]

4:38 something I've just realised: Frank enters the pub with guns but gives the rest of the police riot gear. Meaning he can control who lives and dies (until the team turn on him of course)

[@emmabennett3412]

In the NWA meeting, she says that the woman called her twins Roger and Martin - a Lethal Weapon reference??

[@SentiNel090]

Considering it's Ed Wright... You might be onto something there!

[@stuartjones8238]

The other Lethal Weapon connection is the Village Doctor was played by Stuart Wilson......Jack Travis; Lethal Weapon 3's Villain!

[@zenkim6709]

This is confirmed on the DVD (& the Blu-Ray, I suspect) if U activate the "Hot Trivia" (correct name?) option in Bonus Features, which uses your disc player's subtitle function to display a near-constant sequence of trivia re. each movie scene as it gets played.

[@CantDraw-bq6pj]

Danny and Nick's dynamic is so adorable in this movie. I think I remember Edgar Wright reccomending fanfics of them on Twitter years ago

[@inarar5334]

He also said he and Pegg wrote slash fic of Angel and Danny: they called it Hot Fuzz.

[@DJAvren]

This has always been a contender on my shortlist for my favourite movie of all time. It's so rewatchable, well made, well shot, well acted, and just plain old fun.

[@davidhesse3167]

The World’s End is only truly appreciated if you watch it multiple times. Out of the trilogy, it is the one that keeps getting better with every watch.

[@davidhesse3167]

I struggle to address this. I can watch The World's End on repeat nonstop but I like taking breaks between the other two. They are all great and probably all in my top ten.

[@edcurl4740]

I love the line about being knee-deep in crusty jugglers, especially as it gets a "greater good" repetition. And my other favourite line, during the battle in the supermarket - "What's the situation?" "Two blokes and a f**kload of cutlery."

[@gg-xx9vz]

I love how nick frost is always the goofy one but then it completely flipps in the world's end

[@SammyWood64]

Surprised you didn't point out that when Angel, Danny and their team are moving up to the superstore, Edgar Wright put in an insane amount of gun cocking sound effects for 30 seconds straight. Makes me laugh everytime

[@bobbenson6825]

I use "yarp" and "narp" so, so much in daily life.

[@dl5498]

Fitting name

[@jacksonsweder6925]

I had never even heard of this movie until this and the last episode. I decided to watch it and I have to say thank you for introducing me to a brilliant film that even after having the plot explained before I watched it, I was genuinely surprised at the unveiling of villains. It is such a well written movie that the plot holds up past the first viewing which many movies can't do as well.

[@BillPeschel]

It's a year later, but I hope you sought out the rest of Edgar Wright's work. He's amazing, as is Nick and Simon

[@oliverhughes610]

Being so lude? You mean lewd. Being lude is something quite different, though equally comical.

[@marcelmoreau2733]

Really could have just titled these as "Everything about Hot Fuzz is Great".

[@kazza6078]

The Cornetto Trilogy are my favorite movies of all time. I have seen every one DOZENS of times and I basically have the rhythm of these movies memorized. But I am STILL seeing things in these videos I've never caught before. And thats why the Cornetto Trilogy are my favorite movies of all time. Thank you for these!

[@dekay1428]

I watched this movie with my father, and when my mother asked us what we were bothing watching I said hot fuzz. And my mother asked, "Is that a porno, w-what is that" 🤣

[@MCHammerSmittyBacallJagerman]

Man I've seen this movie so many times and it's my favourite Edgar Wright-movie... But there are still so many genius callback-jokes that I've missed... The one with the swan and Frank's arm... Jesus

[@lytra_]

“I’ve only seen the worlds end once” EXCUSE ME

[@lukewilkinson8095]

That’s criminal Especially seeing as the worlds end to me is the best of the 3 due to just how great it is after a couple of watches

[@theonionsystem7779]

@@lukewilkinson8095 I always find it satisfying to watch and also just really deep too, the other 2 a great but the amount of history with all the characters in the world's end is so much especially with Gary and is depression and suicidal attempt thing like jeez

[@xian3571]

There is so much to notice in multiple watching of The World's End from character interactions, what's happening in the background, and callback expositions worthy of being a Cornetto trilogy movie.

[@taluztk.1006]

My reaction exactly, haha ! There is so much going on in the world's end I still find new details even after the tenth time. (And definitely my favorite of the cornetto trilogy, scratch that, definitely in my top 3 favorite movies of all times)

[@TheAppeyes]

I think the worlds end is the best in terms of filmmaking and editing but hot fuzz is the best of the trilogy because of the story combined with the excellent filmmaking and editing

[@mcdrums87]

I waited to watch Part 1 until Part 2 was out, and now my face hurts. From all the smiling. I can't stop smiling when watching one of my favorite movies of all time, and seeing someone else gush over it makes it even worse...or better? Either way, great work, as always, CW!

[@SleepBreatheLiveLove]

Hot fuzz is my favourite movie of all time, i can remember every single line. I was having an awful mental health day today but this has really helped to cheer me up. Thank you for making this!

[@bfkc111]

Something I remember, and was reminded of by a minor shot in your video 11:29, is that Nicholas Angel rides into town on a white horse, and the guns on his back sort of look like wings. Pretty cool though low-key Angel of Death or Rider of the Apocalypse reference.

[@RealWolfmanDan]

Yeaaah!

[@SindriMjolnir]

Look at his horse 👀

[@austin.abercrombie]

god simon and edgar just work so well together as actor and director. love this.

[@nmeister007]

Small detail that was missed: when “Hag” lady reappears in the gunfight and calls Angel a Fascist she’s brandishing an MP34, a weapon that saw a lot of use with Austrian, Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS troops during WW2.

[@Huskmini]

You think you've seen all the references but with Wright I can guarantee there will be some hidden Easter egg somewhere. Absolutely legendary film director

[@andrewgaughen9310]

I love that Angel's voice deepens (by him/sound manipulated) into "badass" voice once he heads back to confront the village.

[@Princeify]

This is one of those videos that really stresses the *Everything* great with a movie.

[@AlexRodriguez-ti3wy]

1:33 “Roger” and “Martin”. Roger Murtaugh and Martin Riggs. The two main characters from Lethal Weapon. Edgar and Simon, you glorious men you

[@vonakenyon7981]

I have loved Hot Fuzz ever since I first saw it years ago. I really didn't think that many people had seen it because I haven't ever met anyone who has. When I saw that not only was there a video about how great it was but 2 parts I was delighted. Then after I watched I read a lot of the comments and was so happy that so many people had appreciated not just Hot Fuzz but Shaun of the Dead as well. I have only seen World's End once and didn't really get it but now I will have to watch it again. No problem.

[@fayesouthall6604]

It’s worth rewatching

[@PeNguiN5CS]

Just thought I'd mention that in the outtakes, of the scene where Pegg is bringing Frost to the police station and they bump into the ginger drink kid pissing on the bricks, Frost says 'Collars match the cuffs', one of the funniest moments that unfortunately made the cutting room floor.

[@EphPhaThaINC]

I just remembered watching Baby Driver in the Alamo draft house for the first time and they did the Hot Fuzz “punch that shit” quick cut, I re-quoted that in the theater and got an genuine laugh from the audience around me and it was awesome.

[@cmowbray2817]

And everyone clapped

[@clocktower5894]

I watched this masterpiece exactly 34 times over the past 5 Years. Each time I find new jokes and references. It's a genius movie.

[@eduardomunhoz1581]

this is perhaps my favourite channel on youtube and I'm not >exacerbating< it I'm serious, when I found your channel I didn't give that much of a chance as it was at a time when many people were satirising cinemasins to the point it got annoying (and don't like cinemasins but people really were pushing hard to hate on the guys) and then when I finally got to watch a video of yours I realised how special it really is, you took the format cs invented and took it to a whole new level, you made it so much better, you simply understood how the different pacing of this kind of video could benefit the review itself, I didn't care about the cinemasins=bad channels because even if they had good points most of them didn't do much than just point it out, whilst you made the opposite, you perfected it without ever even making any direct references to them, you actually made it your own thing, most of the time I don't even remember cinemasins exist when I'm watching your videos, plus you're just such a nice person and that's made so clear every time I open up a video, you deserve all the succes in the world and much more, congrats on the channel

[@Visionguy08]

One for when you do The World’s End: The opening flashback monologue also applies to the entire film!

[@lukey4472]

Everyone and their mums knows that mate

[@peterholley5802]

Yes what movie! Can’t wait for “The Worlds End” next, that is my favorite of the trilogy

[@hiitsnicetomeetyou]

I love Hot Fuzz so much! :D This movie is so spectacular in so many ways. Packed with recurring jokes, visual gags, callbacks and homages to other movies, and so consistently hilarious. Even on the 20th viewing! I personally also appreciate that they ended up removing the female love interest and focused on their friendship instead (and giving the lines to Nick became a hilarious end product of that decision, lol). A romantic plot in this movie honestly seems unnecessary, though this may just be how I see it. (I view a lot of romantic relationships in current shows and movies as forced and uncalled for, tbh). It just works so well and feels like a condensed version of everything I love. I'm probably not even making sense anymore because someone else appreciating this movie fills me with way too much joy and excitement and just aaAAAAHHh I love this movie

[@felicitybywater8012]

I agree. A lot of romantic things in TV shows & movies are forced & uncalled for. They seem to be there more to cater for those who can't bear anything without a love story in it, however clumsy or unnecessary.

[@elijahjarman2837]

My favorite thing is that, all the people who go hurt during the shootout, everyone's injuries could be considered accidents

[@ericwaters6194]

I just wanted to thank you for CinemaWins. It is so relentlessly positive, and is a balm after so much of the rest of the internet. You're doing a true service to fandom, friend.

[@reecepierce9272]

I'm so excited for you to tackle The World's End, it's my favorite of the three and it's MASSIVELY underrated. can't wait to see the positivity and well-deserved appreciation you bring!

[@JJCooley]

One other thing that is consistent across the Cornetto Trilogy is that the arcade game that Ed plays at the beginning of Shaun of the Dead (at 00:01:19) appears in both Hot Fuzz (at 00:10:45 and 1:38:05) and in The World's End (1:19:45)

[@kodiak64]

The car being towed away when Skinner introduces himself for the first time to Angel while out jogging is Danny's from his drunken binge in the opening night in Sanford. Same number plates.

[@Leslaron]

This just makes me want to see you do an EGA for Snatch.

[@affsteak3530]

Snatch is so underrated.

[@antonransome5932]

Y'all made me rewatch Hot Fuzz after part one, now I know what I'm doin today. 👮🏼‍♂️👮🏼‍♂️🔥🔥😂😂

[@Agk3los]

Holy shit! 3:44! Angel's badge number is 777. How have I never noticed that before?

[@comedyoferrors77]

Did you catch the detail that nearly all the characters have last names that indicate what they do: Mr. Treacher (treacher is a deceiver) Reverend Shooter (shoots Angel) Leslie Tiller (a horticulturalist) The Porters (they run a pub) Martin Blower (actor and lawyer) Simon Skinner (a slasher... of prices 😬) George Merchant (a businessman) Sergeant Turner (he “turns” into a different person) Tim Messenger (a journalist with a “message” for Angel). James Reaper (a farmer) And others...

[@injuringchip3161]

He didn't bring up how the person labelled a ginger nut (a biscuit (a cookie if you're wrong)) bit back

[@umjackd]

I've changed my mind about which is my favourite of the trilogy many times. I tend towards The World's End because I feel like the emotional core of that movie is really strong. It's about adulthood and nostalgia and feels so relatable on many levels. A lot of people rank it lowest, but even though my opinions have changed back and forth it's actually never lowest on mine.

[@hanswurst6742]

10:02 Yay I pointed that out in the last video. Such a great joke. Definitly my favourite movie of the cornetto trilogy with shaun beeing second.

[@connorwhite8017]

I think one of my favourite moments in the whole film, which is always diffucult to decide, is the car chase, Nicholas is shooting and it cuts to Danny firing and his fanboy comes out a little with the "BANG BANG" in time with the gunshots

[@Fiondra]

Everything great about V for Vendetta, please!

[@matthewmcneany]

Birthday is the 22nd of Feb and every year that Gif is sent to me without fail.

[@mrb692]

One of my favorite little sub-jokes is Danny saying “Shame, I think you’d make a great muppet”, and then one of the Andes says “You’re always on about ‘murder murder murder’” in a way that sounds like the Swedish Chef

[@trashcaninc.292]

When Tony gives his plan to assault the grocery store his helmet isn't fitted right and is very obviously covering his eyes and that has been the funniest moment to me for YEARS

[@JMObyx]

Legend of the Guardians, The Owls of Ga'Hoole is DYING for the CinemWins treatment!

[@alicestocklistockli8394]

The only good Zach Snyder movie 🤭

[@false0-078]

Omg I love that film, introduced me to owl city too lol

[@fatplat6800]

This has always been my favorite of the three. By the way, you are an even greater fan than I am and that amazes me. I've been in love with them since I saw Shaun of the Dead, I even watched Spaced! Cheerio my good friend, you outdid yourself... again... Saludos desde Mexico! ✨

[@geckokid8265]

I like that at the NWA meeting Danny's dad is wearing an older police uniform (with the higher helmet and cape) as it fits with the cloaks the rest of the NWA are wearing and is old fashioned (like most of the town) he could well have been surveying the area to make sure no one could get in and surprise them (like Angel did but he could have been at another part and went over when he heard Angel talking)

[@maxhartley6973]

I absolutely LOVE how Skinner loses his fake accent at the end for a moment, such an awesome detail!