Funniest bit of British comedy

[@kaneyb0y583]

Funny how they wouldn't have been able to jump over the hedge if it hadn't been cut in the first place lol

[@sauravmitra687]

My thought exactly

[@davidlindsay6274]

Hadn't thought of that, haha that's great

[@LighterItHit]

It’s his neighbours hedge he cut down

[@Yea___]

@@LighterItHit thanks batman

[@bettyswunghole3310]

Great spot! I hadn't thought of it! 😂

[@jackychen6261]

The idea of a brit needing a translator to understand what a brit is saying is just comedy gold, 2 translators no less to decode it to audible English

[@jaik195701]

Welsh

[@bigbean1627]

The uk has way to many accents irl.

[@davidthomas9165]

@@jaik195701 it's West Country not Welsh.

[@liamholcroft7212]

@@jaik195701 sounds nothing like welsh

[@jdmjesus6103]

As a brit, i can attest to this being 100% accurate.

[@timwsmith10]

I will never not laugh whenever I watch Danny say it looks live and then kicks it, The whole bit is great.

[@Theo-wi3zn]

Terrifying once you realise it was live the whole time

[@evelynexuma1699]

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[@timwsmith10]

@@evelynexuma1699 2:08 right at the end, but it's great all the way through

[@kaziiqbal7257]

Him saying deactivated is so hilarious and I don’t know why

[@Bardi0.01]

What's the name of this film

[@bigbean1627]

I like how Webley (which is also the name of a revolver used by the British army in ww1) has hundreds of guns and a sea mine without any explaination. Everyone just rolls with it.

[@Litany_of_Fury]

Theres a lot of guns in the british countryside.

[@prunehead]

@@Litany_of_Fury yeah, farmers. And farmers mums

[@moony5097]

@@prunehead And god forbid you piss off the farmers mums

[@NerdyCatCoffeeee]

@@moony5097 If mama aint happy, aint nobody happy

[@jimtaylor294]

Plus the old trope of the UK being armed to the teeth during WWII; and the government being atypically useless in denuding *all* of them postwar. As James May once joked: "When we were young we played with Shells on the beach... unexploded ones."

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

I love it when they need a translator to translate a translator despite everyone there technically speaking English

[@jimtaylor294]

As a Brit', I can affirm that it's true to life ^_^ . That said: *every* Brit' finds call center staff incomprehensible.

[@sopronunciareglignocchi7255]

@@jimtaylor294 That's because they tend to be Indians and Pakistanis.

[@eirchanel]

​@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255 or Latinos.

[@aurelianocaballero2232]

00:11 as an English language student, that used to be for me what every native English speaker sounded like.

[@emmamorley1836]

Huh that’s interesting! Thanks for sharing, it’s soo strange how other languages sound until we learn them

[@darthhulka-burger3187]

I invite you to rural, South Georgia, Alabama, N.Florida, Mississippi or Louisiana....& Yeah, BOSTON, as well. You'd be in. 'Hawg-Heaven' studying how we mangle the "Queen's English."

[@aurelianocaballero2232]

@@darthhulka-burger3187 thanks, I don´t know much about Boston, but I heard a lot about southern hospitality and food. I might as well pay a visit to old Uncle Sam some day. Greetings from Argentina.

[@nobodyuknow4911]

It still IS what every native English speaker sounds like, you've just become accustomed ~_^

[@bigbean1627]

Ah ‘spose

[@andrewmccormack4295]

This translation scene always cracks me up,brilliantly done.

[@gdwnet]

When I first saw this I had to pause it, rewind and rewatch because I was laughing so much.

[@JosiahRitchie]

What show is this from? I'm an American that clearly needs some introduction to real humor.

[@Wasillian]

@@JosiahRitchie Hot Fuzz.

[@conkrcstf6405]

Funny how Webley just runs out of the shed then "hides" right next to the doorway

[@godofevil9468]

I believe that he was trying to hide out of the way of the camera shot but they were a bit too quick and caught him on accident. But either way it is very funny.

[@johnmullholand2044]

"Got a license for*that* firearm?" "Yeah, for *this* one." "What do you mean, *this one*?" LOL!

[@samuelzuleger5134]

In the United States, depending on local laws, you can legally manufacture as many guns as you darn well please for personal use. It's only when you try selling them that the government gets involved, so... Also, black powder guns and "war loot" (fire arms brought back from war by soldiers) have special rules. As such, legally speaking, he might not actually need licenses for those guns in the US per say.

[@johnmullholand2044]

@@samuelzuleger5134 Except for the fact that he was in the UK, not America! And he said he "found" them. So, he obviously didn't acquire them from the local gun shop, after jumping through the hoops required. Did you even bother to watch the video before commenting?

[@samuelzuleger5134]

@@johnmullholand2044 I did watch the video. What I am saying is that, here in the United States, most cops wouldn't care unless you were buying or selling the guns. Or using them illegally, of course. My point was the contradiction between British and US laws on firearms (especially local ones). I would also bet, based on his age and a few of the weapons depicted, that he "found" them on battlefields in Europe during or after WWII. My grandpa had a few guns that he brought back from the Korean War that would not exactly be legal to buy or sell in the US without special permitting, but he never bothers selling them so no one cares.

[@odsttrooper3724]

@@samuelzuleger5134 Okay, but key issue: that isn’t relavent to the fact that it’s a bri’ish man in a different country with different laws

[@TheStormfury]

Mr Webley taking cover 2 metres at best from the door, hiding from the camera, but being in the worst possible spot outside of the shed should the sea mine detonate. You can still see his dressing gown flapping.

[@hoilst]

Of course, they give the British gun hoarder the name "Webley". Nice.

[@daraotl5187]

What's that in reference to?

[@3Zleda]

@@daraotl5187 Type of gun

[@CommissarDan]

Is that reference to Albert Dryden ?

[@hoilst]

@@daraotl5187 Famous British gunmakers - made the revolvers used by (and later issued by) the British army and colonies for decades. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqTam6SHpMiVmKM

[@imperialbricks1977]

@@daraotl5187 Standard British service revolver during both World Wars

[@SAVUFILMS]

I like how Danny says Seamine first then Mr webly

[@flankspeed]

ZEEMOOOIIIYNE

[@of_oniichan7755]

Well it is pretty obvious a seamine

[@nathanthomson777]

@@of_oniichan7755 awww well no shit Sherlock 😑

[@shilliojr]

Good job he cut the hedge or they wouldn't be able to dive over it ;)

[@anguswilliamsmith5002]

hahahahahaah

[@kanarie93]

this movie is so underrated for small things like this :)

[@baririzqullah5782]

That seamine bit looks a lot like that Top Gear scene where James May put a lighter behind a defunct nuclear missile and said "It must be damp"

[@SYNIKAL89]

Ain’t he the groundskeeper in Harry Potter

[@ethanstackhouse7274]

Yep same actor

[@SaracenCount]

And he is Walder Frey in Game of Thrones

[@robynguy3244]

Technically Hagrid is the groundskeeper, Filch is the Caretaker.

[@scottm8292]

Yes, David Bradley.

[@Ze_N00B]

So Hogwart‘s been letting some American kids enroll? I guess „Avara Kadabra“ is cheaper and easier than what they brought with them.

[@Doivid_]

Mr Filch is not messing about

[@KokkiePiet]

Reminds me of a Sketch where a policeman finds a sea mine on the beach, which has “made in Germany” stamped on it. He asks his superior why it’s in English They were just being polite

[@worldcomicsreview354]

I remember reading an old story set in Burma just before the war, a girl finds a frogman's flipper on the beach with "Made in Tokyo" on it in English

[@KokkiePiet]

@@worldcomicsreview354 Where is the joke in that?

[@tarsxenomorph8845]

I remember a Bob Newhart sketch of a phone call to a novice trying to deactivate a mine. Very funny.

[@marks.6480]

i dont want to spoil your joke (funny!) but all "Made In XXX" labels were originally required for the British market. Exporters had to label their products with the country of origin in English. The USA later adopted a similar law. That's why these labels are still in English and not in the native language

[@KokkiePiet]

@@marks.6480 Yeah, I know, "Made in Germany" was originaly ment to protect the British Market, but it became a sign of quality, just like made in Japan.

[@samuelzuleger5134]

Three things: 1. I have actually been that guy who needs to translate "rural" to regular English. 2. 0:57 Brits: Good God, so many guns! US citizens living in rural US: *nodding with approval* Not a bad collection. 3. 1:45 Thank goodness somebody trimmed that hedge. They could have gotten hurt trying to jump over had it been any higher.

[@bluecoin3771]

I would love an armory that exquisite.

[@kommiekoathanger1418]

I’m not British, but I am Australian, and if you talk to any Aussie who lives way out in the countryside with no one around they will, without fail, own at least five unregistered rifles, and only half of them are safe to use

[@nooneyouknowhere6148]

Which half. The big half or the small half?

[@eclatshwartzbaumcybertune2063]

I thought you were going to say - they have a impenetrable accent lol … it is funny how different areas have such different-accents ..

[@Bardi0.01]

What's the name of this

[@L_U-K_E]

Damn remember watching this over and over again years back

[@gimmethegepgun]

When I saw the thumbnail in the side of my vision (the 3 officers standing facing the camera) I thought it was Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle.

[@sarahaconley7361]

You know you're from the north of England when you can understand Mr Webley 😂

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

Yeah but he's from the Westcountry lol

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

… he’s not a northerner though, and that’s not a northern accent.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@TheOldBlackShuckyDog sometimes northerners are as bad as londoners for forgetting there are other parts of England

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

@@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire must be. No wonder the yanks are Abel to paint us with such broad strokes

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

@@TheOldBlackShuckyDog nah with yanks it's a mix of lack of education about the world beyond their borders and an indoctrinated and unearnt superiority complex

[@charlieadammcintosh3548]

This is pretty much your average British farmer

[@lemurlad2581]

As a lad who’s lived in Gloucestershire for 15 years and works in retail, this is exactly what all customers sound like

[@crewchannel4591]

yup, he's my favorite director

[@KingCarrot500]

Hot Fuzz is the greatest film comedy of all time

[@bettyswunghole3310]

You can *_never_* have too much firepower...

[@larrypoppins6273]

Hot fuzz is a masterpiece.

[@sitrihalphas4456]

i remember watching this when i was little lol it was so funny

[@crazydpaintball]

BY THE POWER OF GREYSKULL!

[@AliAsif303]

I HAVE THE POWER!!!!!

[@billie1721]

I’ve watched this movie so much I understand the 2 old men

[@jonathanthelight]

It looks live starts kicking it 😂😂

[@darrenmuse]

That old crazy guy was the one who killed Ned Stark's wife and son during the Red Wedding!

[@guythat779]

I started understanding the old man

[@tomarintomarin9520]

British gentleman 👏

[@johnbanks4761]

now THIS is the kind of fella i want to meet................talk about an arsenal

[@micheal6898]

This scene is every farmer in Norfolk

[@samuelzuleger5134]

I have been to rural communities on three continents at this point. This could be any farmer in Europe, Asia or North America. Local dialect, odd firearms collection, and obsession with hedges in all.

[@micheal6898]

@@samuelzuleger5134 ??? Mate the accent is a joke on the hard norfolk English accent. Ik because I live there.

[@samuelzuleger5134]

@@micheal6898 I am not saying all rural regions have THAT specific dialect, but rather that rural folk generally have their own, kind of slurred dialect of their own language that is hard to understand unless you are from there. I have a strong working knowledge of German and Mandarin Chinese and have watched people from rural parts be just as incomprehensible to "city folk" as this scene portrays, and the same can be said for some parts of the rural United States. They don't have the same dialects, but you do need a translator to go from "proper" language to their "rural" dialect. They also seem to have arsenals and obsessions with hedges.

[@a_guy_in_orange7230]

They walked right into a boating accident good golly

[@charlieboy938]

My mate thought this movie was stupid but I loved it I thought it was hilarious lol.

[@michaeljamespitt8728]

this movie is the absolute antithesis of stupidity, one of the most clever comedy films ever made

[@151ncoke]

Switch+down=on is the funniest part to me.

[@unev__1889]

holy shit he's got more unregistered guns than an american with a glock

[@spacemarines1371]

0:54 Those are rookie numbers! The average American has at least 10 times that.

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

First thing I thought when seeing that was Americans lmao

[@veitongowarriorjml440]

This is the first clip I have ever seen of this movie and I half expected the seamine to explode after the guy kicked it.

[@Timekeeper1200]

This rips off the Robin Hood scene in Time Bandits so well

[@Fishpasta4]

The crazy thing is this that the west country accent can be like this sometimes, especially the part where it takes 2-3 people to translate to normal english.

[@BhanuVlog-1]

The way he hit the bomb ong🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's hard 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@darthhulka-burger3187]

When they opened up the barn with all the weapons, I first thought: "No wonder why they can't understand that guy's accent - he's an American." "Meh...just another barn around my county."

[@scottm8292]

Webley has a very strong West country accent.

[@litterbox2010]

Why would you think he is American? He wasn't fat or homeless.

[@thebakeosaurusrex8361]

nah pretty sure he's Scottish, they bring a lot to a fight

[@darthhulka-burger3187]

I thought that he might be American because only we are that heavily armed (& hopefully now the Ukrainians). As for his Sea-Mine ..I know guys who have Tanks & even Aircraft stashed away on their property.

[@killermonkeyman505]

From a quick glance at the thumbnail, I thought I was looking at a mock Malfoy Crabbe and Goyle, so it didn't help to have the janitor from Hogwarts in this sketch. Lmao.

[@samanthab1923]

Flitch & Lord Frey

[@TRC98]

Average British farmer’s shed to be honest that

[@wilderferry1419]

So this is where the Grayjoys came from

[@Marsllama]

Greyjoys? This is clearly a Frey

[@Petidani0330]

Good to see you've FINALLY gotten over Biggus Dickus. It was kinda funny at first, but how on earth did it become so legendary?

[@asianmalaysian]

The first sea mine I ever saw was in the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only

[@jimtaylor294]

@I dont read notfications I have thousands This ^_^ . "It's a Mine. It's a Mine!" "Well if it's yours then..."

[@winterlovere]

He's the final boss of english learners

[@Somedudeguywhat]

I probably would've fainted if i witnessed this

[@captainblighe7297]

Walder Frey has quite the arsenal

[@CyberJoeyO]

A backyard armory like that would have been typical in America. Except for the harbor mine. Those are hard to come by. 😂

[@SocialWorkProfessor]

Had the mine exploded, I don't think that hedge would have provided much in the way protection :-) Looked cool to dive over, though!

[@jackurquhart7994]

good thing he cut the hedge tho so they could jump over it

[@gimmethegepgun]

If the explosion flung a somewhat large object, like maybe some wooden boards, it might stop that.

[@pamelaseitz6491]

Lol 😆 🤣 😂 love that show!!!

[@pontiuspirate1925]

British comedy, it's the best..

[@vhilofaye1618]

For a second I thought the thumbnail was Malfoy and the boys lmao

[@nekomasteryoutube3232]

Damn buds has an arsenl to equip all of UK, also the Sea mine, that should only arm when its near a lot of IRON. like a ship

[@dudeinasuitoffical]

I see Cato decided to settle down and join up with the metro police

[@KevinTravis-kw1rr]

🇿🇦. Looks like South Africa with the guns.

[@dragonfell5078]

Hot Fuzz is such a great movie

[@papa_squat]

I'm a little confused at all the fuss here, this looks like any average American basement. Edit: would just like to remind everyone that this was a joke comment, a little self deprecating humor about my country, please don't answer like I was asking a serious question. And no our basements don't actually look like this.

[@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire]

Considering the fact that we don't have an obsession with firearms if someone has this many weapons then it's because it's a cache, likely for a group like the IRA or a gang

[@tunderstorm2769]

@@Peoples_Republic_of_Devonshire have you read the comment?

[@JunkMan13013]

Everyone and their moms is packing around here.

[@B0BBYFL4SH]

@@JunkMan13013 like who - farmers, farmers mums

[@tolfan4438]

Maybe not average but not at all uncommon. In most small towns the citizens outgun the cops. It keeps them honest.

[@SaoirseS.]

Mr Filch 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@scottm8292]

0:52

[@hund7458]

For the Greater Good in two ways huh?

[@Faoru_Cloud_Ch.]

1:24 "Nah, just a load of junk" *Wacks it*

[@Axnamxrie]

Ain’t they in the shaun of the dead

[@AngSH2024]

By the power of grey skull 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@northernsupernova1]

Walder Frey if he was born in our world

[@Bardi0.01]

Whats is the name of this. Its movie night and definitely got to watch this😅

[@wehtsokk]

Seamoine

[@biggestboofer]

The old policeman played a doctor in the death of Stalin movie that's where i know him!

[@eclatshwartzbaumcybertune2063]

Lol grayskull 😂😂😂

[@praneshrajt.n.d.8252]

Here for IELTS Listening preparation

[@Nehcoen]

argus filch

[@Dayinalifewithlarz.cov-larz]

Can someone tell me the name of the movie please?

[@truwu8177]

this video has 5.2 thousand likes and 5.2 thousand dislikes

[@tobexdmasterofjej6363]

How tf does nick frost look so much younger in this than he did on spaced?

[@stephendean2896]

Is that Kato

[@gp-1542]

Man walda frey hasn’t been the same since rob marriage a random girl

[@nonpartisangunowner4524]

Filch compensating for being a squib.

[@videofan792]

Ha ha ha! 😂😂😂

[@CalifornianCuttlefish]

most American scene from a British movie

[@BIGhappyG33]

Well yes I suppose

[@fAshSon]

British humor IS better.

[@Ray.Norrish]

Humour

[@indian_crocodile]

@@Ray.Norrish Humor

[@TheRealFlapSlapper]

Least American shed ever. Obviously due to lack of guns

[@Tattletale97]

A firearm collectors wet dream that is.

[@Jetskii-bb7nk]

Walder Frey?

[@fraud8256]

Hot fuzz is a true classic

[@patriciocarrizo5065]

Watch this with subtiltels is more funny if it is possible

[@fahmidaakter35]

What is the show called i want to see more

[@reeeenorreenor3142]

Hot fuzz it's good

[@johnvanegmond1812]

Where did they find an American that talks like that?

[@asherloat8570]

Anyone have any idea why there are as many dislikes as likes on this video?

[@Fiery.Queen.]

The name of the series?

[@shawn619822]

Never let the police into your house.

[@nobeltnium]

police brutality. They are abusing that sea mine. Sea mines matter too you know

[@DaveTucker-ip3pg]

Did you know that the British and Americans have the same common ancestor? What do you mean, have the same common ancestor? 0:58