"HOT FUZZ" is crazy (2007) REACTION First Time Watching

[@trav_9830]

The big guy, Michael, who says "yarp" is The Hound from Game of Thrones. And this movie has so many clever call backs to previous scenes, it's so perfect for multiple viewings. You should react to this kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2TPaoKgfpqblas and it has a great blooper reel kzbin.info/www/bejne/qp3GgaChbJ6qppI

[@peterbridges5781]

This is actually the middle movie in a set called the Cornetto Trilogy. Shaun of the Dead comes before and The World's End comes after. They are not a real serie, like Lord of the Rings, but rather linked by having the same cast etc. All 3 are worth the watch :)

[@mog4993]

I'd really recommend worlds end I think that one will blow your mind.

[@jjstarrprod]

Agreed, the Cornetto trilogy is what launched Edgar Wright's career as a filmmaker. You should totally watch Shaun of the Dead, then World's End. And after that, you can enjoy Scott Pilgrim vs the world, which is one of the most visually fun movies of all times (I kinda wish more comic book movies would be as unashamed of their comic book influences)

[@justonjenkins1589]

Bingo

[@Only1Orinthal]

Alan Partridge Alpha Papa same vein

[@pistonburner6448]

I disagree with World's End being worth watching. Shaun of the Dead is though.

[@MichaelJohnsonAzgard]

This is one of the best casts I've seen in a film; James Bond, The Hound, The Equaliser, Galadriel, The Queen, Bilbo, Davy Jones, the mother from Omen and many others.

[@meadowenthusiast]

And Belloq! (Indy's nemesis from Raiders of the Lost Ark)

[@tSp289]

It was only missing Samuel L. Jackson and Benedict Cumberbatch.

[@davidladjani108]

Also Pompee Magnus, Cato and that unsavoury character from the red wedding...

[@dominiquedoeslife]

Right?!?

[@dominiquedoeslife]

And let’s not forget the phenomenal list of British character actors in this movie. Wright, Frost, and Pegg pull some amazing actors. And there was even a cameo by Steve Coogan and Cate Blanchett.

[@artboymoy]

This is probably one of the movies I never get tired of. It's got everything. For me it's probably my favorite Edgar Wright film. BTW, Peter jackson played the Santa that stabbed him. Jeanine was played by Cate Blanchette. Hot Fuzz really covers every genre of movie out there. Buddy cop, Action, Horror, Comedy, Bromance...

[@JonPaulMaki]

In the '90s there was a modern adaptation of Romeo and Juliet starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes ("William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet"). The joke in the movie was that they put on a production of THAT rather than of the original play. The song they sing after Juliet kills herself was from the soundtrack for the movie ("Lovefool" by The Cardigans).

[@jvgreendarmok]

According to the commentary they were originally going to have a poster on screen advertising the production as "Baz Luhrmann's William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet".

[@jacob4920]

Still the worst DiCaprio movie I've ever watched! If not for "The Man in the Iron Mask" coming out at roughly the same time, I would have completely given up on DiCaprio's film career after that travesty! Love that this movie makes pointed fun of that flick, though.

[@drchaos2000]

to be fair romeo and juliet is rather terrible already... it was a satire and still people today eat it up as a love story

[@jdm1066]

@@drchaos2000 You mean the love story between a 21 year old Romeo and a 13 year old Juliet? Yes, it could have been better.

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

@@jdm1066 I think he means the romantic tale of how two horny people trying to get together caused six deaths, including their own.

[@shainewhite2781]

Best Buddy Cop Action Comedy Film ever! This movie makes references to Lethal Weapon, Point Break, Bad Boys, Die Hard, Supercop, and many other action films.

[@greigclement9081]

Also the high murder count in regional UK towns and villages (Midsomar Murders style tv shows) lol

[@marcushertz4434]

@@greigclement9081 6th time or something I'm watching this and only now did I notice the Chinatown reference

[@jackhsu3458]

I watched this movie more than 5 times, indeed was one of the funniest cop movie I have ever seen. So if you like this movie, I highly recommend you go to watch two other Simon Pegg (who plays Sgt. Angel) movies: "Shaun of the Dead" and "The World's End", same director, writers, most actors, and the funny collaboration with him and Nick Frost (Who plays Danny). These three movies all together called "Three Flavours Cornetto" trilogy.

[@Madbandit77]

I also recommend Spaced, which Simon co-star and co-wrote with Jessica Hynes-Stevenson ("The Tina Fey of the UK"), which lasted two seasons. Edgar Wright directed all the episodes. It's like "Friends" meets "The Simpsons".

[@bendover7841]

@@Madbandit77 Oh wow, The Tina Fey of the UK is one hell of an endorsement. Gotta check her out.

[@acesantiago9625]

This is probably one of the most expressive reactions i've seen from you, there was one point where i thought your jaw was going to fall off by how far it dropped. Perfect reaction to one of the best movies ever.

[@JedHead77]

So great seeing so many British actors known for dramas on this comedy! 🇬🇧😂

[@gazlator]

Absolutely!

[@mastermike7000]

This is probably the most rewatchable movie of all time. Every time of the 10+ times I've seen it, I spot something new that was set up or referenced way earlier in the film. Examples: "Want to be a big cop in a small town? F*** off up the model village" "You can't just make people disappear!" - "Yes I can, I'm the chief inspector" "Everyone and their mums are packing round here" - "Like who?" - "Farmers." - "Who else?" - "Farmer's mums"

[@salmonmc]

"maybe it was the swan? i heard they can break a mans arm".......Franks arm is broken after the swan attacks him in the cop car

[@jazzx251]

This film references classic 1970s horror "The Wicker Man" - where a lone cop visits a remote Scottish village and ends up experiencing sheer terror "Oh God, no!" - that the whole town is in on. That cop is played by Edward Woodward who is the leader of the Neighbourhood Watch in this movie (whose last words are again "Oh God, no!") - so it's DEFINITELY deliberate. Three members of Lord of the Rings/Hobbit appear in this movie - all at the start. Peter Jackson plays "Father Xmas" who stabs Sgt Angel Cate Blanchett plays "Janine" - the forensic crime scene officer and ex Martin Freeman is the superior officer that orders Nicholas to Sandford Then. we have a who's who of English actors. Bill Nighy as the Chief of Police Timothy Dalton (a former James Bond) as Skinner Jim Broadbent of course Olivia Coleman as the saucy female cop, long before she won her Oscar for her serious roles Finally, you mentioned "Game of Thrones": "Yarp!" is played by "The Hound"!

[@_starfiend]

Bill Nighy played Sam Gamgee in the 1980's Radio 4 version of LOTR.

[@7thsealord888]

I believe also that the actors playing the Sandford NWA members had all previously appeared in one British crime show or another, and had turned out to be the guilty parties in all of them.

[@druidkhan6066]

The actor who plays the moustached supermarket owner at 6:51 is Timothy Dalton, who is one of the actors who played James Bond in the 1980s. He was only in 2 movies as that character. Should mention that the actor who played the shop worker who says 'yarp', is the actor who played the Hound in Game of Thrones.

[@FencerPTS]

Fun trivia: this is one of the three movies in the "Cornetto Trilogy." It is called that because at some point, the characters eat a Cornetto ice cream.

[@richardrobbins8067]

Just rewatched all the "Movies with Mikey" video essays on "Cornetto" if you have the time, it's really good. If not fine, just a recommendation 🍦

[@MadcapMatt]

I'm glad you pointed out the transitions in this movie. Edgar Wright is an expert at them. After watching the other Cornetto trilogy movies his best transitions are in Scott Pilgrim vs the World. Everything he learned in those movies he puts to use in the movie Baby Driver.

[@RustyDust101]

"Yarp." "Narp?!?" I just love that scene. It's one of soooo many that demonstrate the wonderful use of foreshadowing and consistency in this movie. 😂😂 We are getting tons of hints thrown at us that are all coming back to haunt us again during the movie, yet on first watching we rarely will get even a 1/10th of them.

[@thedarkknight2221]

The funniest and most memorable scene of this whole movie is the old man with the extremely thick countryside British accent (played by David Bradley aka Mr. Filtch from Harry Potter) and the 3 person telephone game needed to understand him! I die laughing every single time I see it!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Also the woman who plays Simon Pegg’s girlfriend in the beginning is Cate Blanchett aka Galadriel aka Hela from Thor Ragnarok.

[@Tantalus010]

What's worse is after I saw this the second time, I could understand everything David Bradley was saying...er...mumbling. Now I can't _not_ understand it. It's weird.

[@Klaital1]

And also the man dressed as father christmas who stabs him at the start is played by Peter Jackson.

[@thedarkknight2221]

@@Klaital1 no way!!!

[@jacob4920]

Maybe it's because of Magy's Eastern European accent, but when she commented on how many guns that old guy possessed, I immediately blurted out: "Maybe he's Ukrainian" to my television set.

[@eskreskao]

Cameos by Cate Blanchett and Peter Jackson are a cool factoid to be sure, but the best part of the casting is the fact that Edgar Wright brought in a whole cavalcade of classically-trained British thespians specifically to make them have a giant shooty-splodey action scene throughout the last act of the movie. I mean, they even have a James Bond in there.

[@SKiZ0TT]

I've been putting on a comedy reaction video just to hear Magy laughing in the background while working, keeps the mood up!

[@lazyperfectionist1]

"So how many of these parts would you like to have played by _comedic_ actors?" "Yes." "Yarp."

[@JW666]

The stabbing santa was played by director Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit), Angel's ex is played by Cate Blanchett (Hela in Thor: Ragnarok) and I believe the guy she was seeing was this movie's director, Edgar Wright. Them singing "Love Me" by The Cardigans is one of the soundtracks to the Leonardo DiCaprio-version of Romeo and Juliet. Me and a friend always quotted the "you got a moustache, I know" line all the time because he had a goateé and one time after he drank it did get stuck on his moustache line. He sadly passed away in 2019, I do miss him.

[@apostolos1415]

Well, now you have to see “Shaun of the dead” and “Paul”, with these two actors. They are also very funny! P.S. Nicholas ex-girlfriend is Cate Blanchett, the Galadriel! And did you know that father Christmas, who stabbed Nickolas at the beginning of the movie, played by Peter Jackson, the director of Lord of the Rings?

[@DaxRaider]

the trilogy is 1. Shaun of the dead 2. Hot fuzz 3. the worlds end Paul is not part of it

[@apostolos1415]

@@DaxRaider Yep. But those two guys have also play on "Paul"

[@realsies9387]

@@DaxRaider yeah, paul isn't part of it but I still like it better than the worlds end.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

This film itself is a satire that takes most of the tropes from other movies of the same cop genre, and still made it unexpected and enjoyable! Other buddy cop films I highly recommend is Bad Boys, the 21 Jump Street duology The Nice Guys, Lethal Weapon and Rush Hour.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

31:50 "Joyce will discover the Sergeant lying on the wet floor of his bathroom, having slipped and tragically broken his neck." And this is why it's been so long since there was a reported _murder_ in this town; because they're not called "murders." They're called "accidental deaths."

[@macgonzo]

The director, Edgar Wright, is an exceptionally talented and creative director, I've been a fan of his work since his first outing, a TV show called Spaced, which also starred Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (the two main characters in Hot Fuzz). I really enjoyed your reaction to this movie, and I think you'd really enjoy watching the rest of Edgar Wright's movies - especially his latest one, Last Night in Soho. Please, PLEASE, watch that movie... It's not a comedy, more of a dramatic thriller, but it's one of his best, in my opinion. Wishing you all the best ❤️

[@bibbitdubois]

I saw that you recognized Walder Frey from GoT, but did you recognize Michael the Trolley Boy as the same actor who played the Hound?

[@MagicMagy]

no honestly he looks so different 😂

[@Antony-ty2cr]

This is one of the funniest movies ever made!🤣 Magy, now you've seen this I hope you'll check out 'Shaun of the Dead'.. it's mostly the same creative team and stars, and is possibly even funnier!😂😂 Thanks for the reaction.❤️

[@Greenwood4727]

I think i prefer shaun as i am a zombie nut but this is great

[@Antony-ty2cr]

@@Greenwood4727 I agree. Hot Fuzz is a great comedy, but Shaun Of The Dead goes beyond that- it's a comedy classic that set the standard for all horror/comedy movies.

[@Greenwood4727]

@@Antony-ty2cr some of the In jokes in Hot Fuzz only makes sense when you have seen shaun, not spoiling it but you KNOW the scene, I remember the Spaced Episode when Simon pegg playing a lot of resident evil and saw zombies, which led to the film shaun

[@antoniofonseca8801]

A couple of interesting facts: The Santa Claus who slashes Nicholas' hand is "Lord of the Rings" director Peter Jackson. Nicholas' ex (whose face is not visible) is actress Cate Blanchett.

[@jacob4920]

She left him for Gandalf...

[@brandonrussell2320]

One really cool thing about this movie is that when you look at the action scenes they are always going for a non-lethal shot, in the end most of the neighborhood watch brings their injuries upon themselves. It's actually like they are showing the correct way of policing, by the regulations, impartial and focused on the community, but with such fun action sequences and comedy you don't even notice it. I would also say that Edgar Wright has such great cuts in his filming, the way that he transitions from one scene to the next is so creative and really makes his films flow seamlessly.

[@system3008]

That's not the correct way though. The armed person should always go for the kill shot no matter what.

[@system3008]

Your method has more opportunity to kill more people.

[@timidwolf]

Funny that you mentioned 'The Mountain' and recognised 'Walder Frey' (David Bradley" but missed 'The Hound' (Rory McCann) playing Michael, the mono syllabic, strong henchman. The Romeo and Juliet play was specifically based on the Baz Luhrmann contemporary adaptation, the costumes, use of guns and the song "Lovefool" by The Cardigans all reference it!

[@RolandDeschain1]

It;'s so great that Edgar Wright can get so many incredible actors in small roles. The female officer is now an Oscar-winner.

[@simonfernandes6809]

Olivia Coleman progressed from innuendo here to being an Oscar winner.

[@jacobalbores]

Now that you've started with Hot Fuzz, I recommend that you also watch The World's End and Shaun of the Dead. These 3 are the Cornetto Trilogy by Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost. You can also add Scott Pilgrim vs the World to the recommendations. 😁 EDIT: Michael (big guy who says YARP) is the same actor who played the Hound in GOT.

[@nicoletrudell2065]

And Mr. Webley with all the weapons is Walder Frey.

[@MadcapMatt]

The version they did was based on a real version called Romeo + Juliet. It's a very interesting take and you should definitely check it out. Starring a young Leo Decaprio

[@Timmayytoo]

Like so many people here, I love this film. You mentioned the other two films, which are also really fun, but the director Edgar Wright also did Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, and Baby Driver which are also great films, and feature all of the things you liked about this one. And Simon Pegg & Nick Frost did another film together called Paul, which is quite fun and very underrated.

[@TheKukulkan]

One of the funniest movies. Keep doing those great reaction!

[@D25Bev]

It's become a modern day classic & it's so rewatchable as most brits would attest to, having seen it multiple times. Such a well made film & also great that a lot of this trilogy was filmed around where i live, gave me the perk of working on the third film. Nice reaction!

[@everilliem3292]

Recently just found this channel, hot Fuzz and shaun of the dead like my two favorite comfort movies, your reactions are a blast, super fun with many laughs, you seem suoer genuine, love it.

[@Antony-ty2cr]

Now please do Shaun Of The Dead, Magy. Pretty please!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rofyle]

The World's End is very good too. It starts slow, and you will think it's about one thing, but then there comes the bathroom scene and everything changes. It's so funny

[@thomasreddy416]

You said " There's a new boss in town ... and it's not you. " That line would have fit nicely in the movie. Those two guys are in a movie called "Paul". If you haven't seen it, I think it would make you laugh very much.

[@Lugnut73]

8:41 "you haven't seen,...?!" a constant question Magy gets 😂great reaction to a hilarious film!

[@thebigbop5866]

This is so rewatchable looking forward to your enjoyment. My favourite thing about it is how obviously evil Timothy Dalton is in it, I can't look at him without bursting into tears.

[@JedHead77]

Mags, I recommend you watch other Simon Pegg films, like Shaun of The Dead, Paul (some friends were in that), the Star Trek films, the Mission Impossible films, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens, where he’s unrecognizable.

[@coot1925]

The bad guy with the moustache is Timothy Dalton who was a james bond. You should watch Paul. Same 2 actors. Funny as fuck.

[@spook4597]

46:35 They call me Mr. Boombastic. 🤣

[@Razzlion]

Should be shaun->hot fuzz->world end. But i 100% recommend you watch saun of the dead next!

[@jimwoodman8158]

This is a good movie to help with your stress relief. Two more to go in this series, both well worth watching. Hope your exams went well.

[@shawnofdanaukota3843]

Hey Magy if you remember Game of Thrones watch this. Polliver: You lived your life for the King, you gonna die for some chickens? Hound: Yarp

[@dawnpratt7544]

Fun fact - A few weeks ago we had some severe storms and, in the City of Wells, where Hot Fuzz was filmed, a spire was blown off from the top of one of the churches. It wasn't the same church as this one, but it was very close by.

[@subitman12]

Constable Angel's girlfriend was played by Cate Blanchett. She wanted to be in the movie but didn't want to be a distraction so she wore a surgical mask.

[@MarkusReese]

"Is a modern take" How time has flown. It is actually a bad stage version of a modern movie presentation of Romeo and Juliet. Before Titanic, Leonardo Decaprio was made famous by playing Romeo in Romeo and Juliet. This screen version was the original play script but in modern times. The song they sing badly at the end was the theme song for it done by the Cranberries, called "lovefool"

[@johnnyringo80]

The movies in the "Cornetto trilogy" are not connected by the plots but they have the same creators and style, such as the rapid cuts, plot twists and dark comedy. Plus they all star Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, so thy're definitively worth seeing. And yes, the guy with the gun collection is Walder Frey and he also appears in "The World's End".

[@padraigroberts6194]

I lost it at 'Bilbo Baggins what are you doing here' within the first minute.

[@achoiseungwonproduction]

comedy gold. this would be probably my favorite Edgar Wright movie with Baby Driver. It's so nice to see more movies asides from all the superheroes and series in your channel :) I think you have such a good taste in choosing movies

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

This & Scott Pilgrim are my favorite Edgar Wright films, with Baby Driver & Shaun of the Dead following closely behind.

[@Krytos911]

Such a brilliant movie, with a really clever script and editing - peak Edgar Wright. The use of language and miss direction is so well done, I love how Angel "discovers" a completely logical and legitimate reason for the killings, only to be confronted with a totally different, hilarious "truth" of everything being done for the greater good I think this is his best movie in the Cornetto trilogy, though I still really enjoy his first in the series Shaun of the Dead. If you do enjoy his style, Edgar made a really great action/heist movie called Baby Driver, much less humour in it - but still really great. He also did a movie more recently that I think is a Thriller/horror by the name of Last Night in Soho. I've not seen it, but I can safely assume it'd be a great movie in its genre

[@geddistopholes6785]

You always pleasantly surprised me, Magy! Love this movie, and every movie this director, Edgar Wright had done. Highly recommend The World's End after this. Cheers, lovely lady!!!

[@Greenwood4727]

the series Spaced is where they all met and its a great series

[@RolandDeschain1]

This script should have been Oscar nominated.

[@Greenwood4727]

apparently they said they wanted a timothy dalton type character to play skinner, and someone said, why not ask him. and he agreed.. ;). the Guy at the end with the gun that shoots danny is Edward Woodward, who played a cop in a film about a cult the wickerman

[@Greenwood4727]

Look at Angels number 777 on his uniform, the number of the beast is 666,

[@matthewmullins3751]

I had forgotten about this but had fun watching you react to it. Then again your smile and laugh could make a movie about two turtles racing around the world entertaining.

[@pizzaisthebest1493]

Thanks for the great reaction, Maggie! I know you said you were tired and missed things, but I was impressed by how much you picked up in one sitting! This movie has so many callbacks and jokes at the end that were set up in the beginning. That's one of the reasons this movie is in my top 3 favorite comedies of all time!

[@kk-diamondluxury7519]

I love this movie. I just re-watched it yesterday.

[@Tantalus010]

I love how everything in this movie is ridiculous. It's just fun for the sake of fun, and you need that sometimes.

[@paulmurgatroyd6372]

We could use a bit more of that these days. Maybe a lot more.

[@Will-nn6ux]

I love this movie! Definitely the most fun of the 'Cornetto trilogy'.

[@thedarcbird]

This movie was filmed in Wells, England's smallest city. (The only reason it's classified as a city is because of the cathedral.)

[@lazyperfectionist1]

12:05 "What on Earth do you think you're missin' out on?" "Gun fights, car chases, proper action and shit." "Police work is not _about_ proper _action_ and shit." Seriously. Time was, the general public (at least in the US) understood the police officer's most valuable tool to be the _pen._ We understood police work revolved primarily around _paperwork._ You had to _know_ how to drive your car with speed and maneuverability if it came down to it, and you had to _know_ how to use your gun skillfully if it came down to it, but you understood that, if the job was done right, it _didn't_ come down to it, because the _paperwork_ was done properly, so the criminals were caught _before_ the crimes got violent. We understood that a deftly wielded pen _prevented_ the need for a deftly wielded firearm.

[@JedHead77]

Two other great buddy cop film franchises: Lethal Weapon 1-4 and Rush Hour 1-3.

[@Agent.Bob58]

I love the subtle Aliens reference when Frank takes the car after the model village and the Swan gets him. The hissing Swan is the same as the alien reveal in Aliens when Ferro takes off in the drop ship to pick up everybody but crashes when she is killed by the Alien

[@myTERAexperience]

2 Types of people when you see the old man: "Hey, that's the guy from Game of Thrones," Or "Hey, that's the guy from Harry Potter." You, Magy, went Game of Thrones. I went Harry Potter. We must have a Wizards Duel now. Expelliarmus! Also, The Hound was the Yarp and Narp bald guy. 😅

[@johngardner4096]

I've described this elsewhere as a perfect storm of unexpected comedic performances. Martin Freeman as Nicholas' initial boss, Bill Nighy as the Chief Inspector, Timothy Dalton as Mr. Skinner - these list only a few people who demonstrate excellent humor from people not generally known for comedy.

[@Imyerda]

Glad you liked this as it's one of my favourite films I watched with my son years ago . Thanks Magy

[@jjstarrprod]

Heeey, glad you discovered that one ! It's one of the funniest movies I've seen and is part of the Cornetto trilogy which launched Simon Pegg's acting career and Edgar Wright's career as a filmmaker. You should totally watch Shaun of the Dead, then World's End. And after that, you can enjoy Scott Pilgrim vs the World, which is one of the most visually fun movies of all times (I kinda wish more comic book movies would be as unashamed of their comic book influences)

[@ashleymorby5333]

I love this movie thank you for reacting to it 😊😊

[@anthonyhannah1584]

I thought this movie was both crazy and funny. Great reaction as always Magy. 😊

[@bkazmer]

Simon Pegg (who plays Sgt. Angel) and Nick Frost (Who plays Danny) are also fun in a movie called "Paul"... you will like it if you liked this one.

[@purist4575]

Shaun of the Dead next and then Worlds End, then you have a choice, to follow the boys and watch Paul, or follow Edgar Wright and watch Baby Driver

[@knockoutking3764]

You should checkout Paul, with Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Seth Rogan as the voice of Paul. It is HILARIOUS!! 🤣

[@richardrobbins8067]

All the tiny details, and of course the pacing/cuts make this so entertaining. Great reaction 🤣

[@ReallyGoodName3000]

The British people are infamous for being provincial. The idea that these people are so provincial that they not only mispronounce London, but seem to have never even heard of, it is the most hilarious thing in the world to me.

[@GreenArrowHunter]

Movie recomendations: Kung Pow enter the fist, Robin men in tights and Dracula dead and loving it.

[@ДЖОКЕР-в8ш]

Maggie is one of the cutest creatures on the planet. She's a huge rarity. 😉😉😉

[@SirsMadamsEntertainment]

"That's someone who knows what they are doing with their life, unlike me"... same Magy... same... lol

[@goosotron]

33:40. God, this "arghh", that's why I've subscribed right after the first your video I've seen) And your emotional openness, of course) Thank you, Magy, for being such an awesome, and keep up)

[@sideshowrod1312]

The horse and the shotguns looking like guitars are references to the movie Desperado with Antonio Banderas. It's an older movie so a lot of people don't know it

[@Blandina11]

👍😊 Magy, if you need another good laugh then watch "The Return of the Pink Panther" it's a comedy/Slapstick Police Inspector movie THX for your reaction vids 👍😊

[@Paglavc1]

I highly recommend that you check out the movie Baby Driver from Edgar Wright.

[@dustinherk8124]

the guy that says "Yarp" is The Hound, in game of thrones. Rory McCann, the actor, is hardly recognizable that many people miss its him.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

Now you MUST watch the other two movies of the "Cornetto Trilogy" . . . . . it started with Shaun of the Dead, then Hot Fuzz, then The World's End. It's ok you watched this first but definitely watch Shaun of the Dead next, then World's End. Some of the jokes and references land better that way.

[@xsithspawnx]

It's been a few years since I last watched this, but this was one of my favorite movies for a long time. Great reaction and I'm glad you had fun with it!

[@shawnbridges8703]

Great job Magic! This is one of my favorite movies, I love being around when someone hasn’t seen it. I am so glad you got the break you where looking for . Your smile and enthusiasm are equally awesome. Shaun Of The Dead and At World’s End are truly worth the watch. I hope school goes well and life treats you kindly. Looking forward to whatever you do next!

[@chrism596]

There's an actual Game of Thrones link. The trolley boy is Rory McCann who also played The Hound in Game of Thrones.

[@colinmadigan7251]

Another awesome reaction Magy. Love it. I was dissapointed she didn't recognise The Hound from Game of Thrones though. Yarp!! 😀

[@lucasrokitowski8707]

The actor who played Skinner here was actually playing James Bond in his time :)

[@macgonzo]

P.S. I don't know if anyone else has mentioned this, but Michael (yarp) was played by the guy who played the Hound in Game of Thrones 😂

[@questionablehumor2800]

SOOOO many GoT actors in Hot Fuzz!

[@glasgowjohn7831]

a bit of foreshadowing at 21:22

[@scurvydog1918]

Another great reaction! You spotted Walder Frey, but did you know, the Yarp man is The Hound actor also from GOT, Stabby Santa is LOTR director Peter Jackson and Angels X Girlfriend was played by Galadriel (Kate Blanchett) from LOTR 😊 . Shaun of the dead is another god one :)

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

I've seen this movie at least 20 times and I still laugh.

[@bigjoeofthe707]

This is the second movie of a special trilogy called The Cornetto Trilogy. Shaun of the Dead was the first and you must check that out as well as third 3rd one World’s End

[@TheGoauldApophis]

You're always so fun to watch. There's just this brightness and joy to you that just makes you a joy to watch.

[@Echostation3T8]

Ms. Magy! If you loved this- please give “Shaun of the Dead” and then “The World’s End” a look!

[@ajivins1]

This movie is just about perfect. I constantly re-watch it.

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You recognized "Walder Frey" (David Bradley), but did you realize that Michael (the tall, bald-headed officer and hooded assassin) was "the Hound" (Rory McCann)?