*HOT FUZZ* Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@jenmurrayxo]

Should we watch The World's End? SHAUN OF THE DEAD: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3elm4WjYrCFla8 HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3OnoZxjmM-eoNU JAMES BOND Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLQHhQlj8i5dp_oymDpZRwVEgCMP9fUpks

[@Archibald_Ha]

Yes. The World's End doesn't have a great reputation, but it's my favorite personal of the Cornetto trilogy. Not the funniest, but best performances and best action of the three.

[@LordVolkov]

It comes in last for me (one of them has to...), but you need to finish the trilogy regardless.

[@dbenzhuser]

You should watch it, for The Greater Good.

[@jrobwoo688]

@@Dr.Acula76 Yes! I prefer Paul over The Worlds End

[@rextside]

I feel like so many people watch / react to / review Shaun and Fuzz and The World's End is somehow the overlooked forgotten one. The World's End is excellent and might actually be my favorite of the three, I would very much like to watch your reaction.

[@reverance_pavane]

All the actors playing the villagers of the hidden council were once quite famous for secret agent and detective roles in the distant past. Another clue as to something that was going on. There was a impressive amount of callbacks in the film, all of which were used. making it well worth watching again to spot the them. The acting instructions for Timothy Dalton was literally "ham it up and be as suspicious as possible." I think this is a masterpiece of editing by Edgar Wright.

[@Docktavion]

I came to say the same thing. So many through away lines and messages on boards/posters etc. always worth a second/third etc. watch to pick them all up.

[@allanalogmusicat78rpm]

The vicar was Belloq in RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK.

[@Turalcar]

It's not that easy being a British actor of their age without playing a spy at some point

[@orvillewright122]

The phrase “By the power of Grayskull” is from a 1980s action fantasy cartoon series called HE-MAN and the Masters of the Universe.

[@AndrewGivens]

Which is, upon rewatching, surprisingly funny and enjoyable. Fun villains too, Trap-Jaw being my personal favourite. Also, *rotoscoping* ! A really neat old-school animation technique, used plenty in the stock shots of running characters in the show.

[@VulcanDeathGrip44]

Two nominations for movies with Timothy Dalton: Flash Gordon and the Rocketeer.

[@theaikidoka]

Both achingly cheesy and campy, but enormous fun - real 'just let the nonsense engulf you' movies.

[@hulkslayer626]

YES!!! The Rocketeer!! He was great in that!

[@warpath1911]

Another vote for the ROCKETEER!

[@NZBigfoot]

Make that 3 votes for Rocketeer... virtually never reacted too, and its a great 'comic book' movie done way before the genre got popular and good.

[@MrDanteMason]

Still another vote for The Rocketeer.

[@vodrake]

The reaction when Timothy Dalton showed up was amazing!

[@Enthymene]

He's an absolute treasure in this movie. And in general.

[@mikedignum1868]

The original team-up was supposed to be with a female officer, but the script changed to bring in Danny and they kept the romance and changed it to a bromance. Another good Simon Pegg comedy is PAUL.

[@JW666]

Had they gone with that idea of the female officer I would have choosed either Olivia Colman (who plays Doris in the movie) or Tamsin Greig (from Black Books and she was also in Shaun of the Dead) for that role.

[@blakerh]

Paul sucks

[@rexmundi2986]

Yeah, Paul is awesome, not technically part of the trilogy, but great nonetheless. Definitely worth a watch.

[@Wraiven22]

I would’ve chosen Rosamund Pike. Legendary actress and they had her in The World’s End. I’m glad they went with the bromance though.

[@Kragar01]

@@JW666Better choice would have been Jessica Hynes (Stevenson) who do wrote and starred with Pegg in their original series “Spaced” would have been a great reunion. Spaced started it all before the Cornetto trilogy.

[@Gnomojo]

I don’t understand how Jen doesn’t have like half a million followers. She’s a head above most reactors with her enthusiasm. Also she catches the inside jokes faster than anyone I’ve watched. You’re great thank you for doing what you do.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks! You are too kind! ☺️👍

[@hellomark1]

I'm pretty sure at some point she's going to hit a certain threshold and her viewship will explode

[@Gnomojo]

@@hellomark1 fingers crossed!

[@cartoonerystudios]

Hopefully someone has mentioned this, but Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are best friends and used to be flatmates before they succeeded on a TV show called "Spaced", also directed by Edgar Wright.

[@Kragar01]

Spaced does not get enough love,

[@jambulance]

Spaced had me laughing almost harder than the movies, that show destroyed me.

[@nevrogers8198]

Filmed near me in N London. The current inhabitants of the house get constant attention from fanboys (and girls) checking out where it all happened. Apart from a cameo in Shaun of the Dead, Jessica Stephenson (now Hynes) has had a separate career arc since, which is a shame cos she and Pegg were great together too. Nobody is reacting to it online yet but fairly sure it would quickly gather attention. Essential part of late 90s culture.

[@nathanadler8316]

Weighing in with another upvote for Spaced.

[@benabel7326]

it's a shame no First Watch posters have ever done Spaced.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

When Nicholas falls into the catacombs where all the previous murder victims are kept and they show the living statue guy still frozen with that expression on his face, THAT is some funny stuff right there.

[@joshuapearson735]

Part of the Cornetto trilogy

[@aaronhusk]

The reverend was in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” , he was Belloq, the French archeologist

[@doyle8711]

Oh wow! I've seen both of these films many times and never realised this. Thankyou.

[@christhompson2006]

Alfred Molina. He also had an important role in a great little film called Chocolat, I highly recommend it.

[@MellenBerger]

@@christhompson2006 Alfred Molina was in “Raiders of the Lost Ark but he didn´t play Belloq, he played Indy´s guide in the first scene, who betrayes Indy and ultimately gets impaled, in the first cave, before rolling rocks.....

[@Dirkus17]

My two favourite jokes. 1: "Every year" and 2: the police hierarchy casting joke.

[@reallivebluescat]

3. "He's NOT Judge Judy and executioner!"

[@Dirkus17]

@@reallivebluescat Yes. Fair play.

[@JustSomeDudee]

I think the “LESLIE TILLER WAS F***ING MURDERED!!!” scene and the joke with Danny predicting the whole final act are up there too.

[@m8sonmiller]

Narp?

[@pepsiman990]

I LOVE that Angel came up with a completely plausible motive for all the murders and the real reasons are he was a bad actor, she had an annoying laugh, his house was ugly etc. Oh! And YES absolutely watch At Worlds End.

[@brianbanville781]

The one with the annoying laugh was an even worse actor.

[@davidwhitehead4985]

The Santa was played by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson and Nick's girlfriend was played by Cate Blanchet.

[@boarder6246]

I think it’s the best Peter Jackson Cameo!

[@galpeleg143]

and the trolly boy but GoT The Hound :)

[@Ayy_Doll_Fiddler]

No wonder the voice sounds familiar.

[@TheDylls]

I never realised Jackson was Santa!!

[@allanalogmusicat78rpm]

Edgar Wright is the convenience store clerk, near the end!

[@codohundo]

A lot of people miss that the guy who played Lurch (Yarp) also played The Hound in game of thrones.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Haven't seen it

[@originalbadboy32]

When Angel first turns up at the hotel and the lady says 'but you've always been here' is a reference to The Shining.

[@macronencer]

2:58 As a crossword setter, this is one of my favourite little gags - that crossword looks as if a child made it, and is pretty much an exaggerated version of the sort of terrible crosswords you might expect to find in a "very local" newspaper. Its awkwardness is so horrible it's almost beautiful.

[@macronencer]

If you freeze frame the movie at this point you can also see that some of the answers that have been filled in relate to the story: SWAN, SHOUT and SLASH. There's even a word that looks as if it should be BYPASSED, though it's not been written clearly. Interesting!

[@dcXero]

Timothy Dalton was awesome in The Rocketeer. Such an awesome movie!!! Still love watching it today.

[@waterbeauty85]

Timothy Dalton with the church steeple through his jaw and mouth saying "I'm going to need some ice cream" made me laugh and low key go "awww." I'm twisted.

[@jduncanandroid]

I love the juxtaposition of Simon's character in Shaun of the Dead being completely unserious at first but becoming more serious by the end and this film, where it's the exact opposite.

[@bryanking1428]

When Jen was watching the Dalton Bond movies, I was thinking that this would be a great follow up... so much fun seeing the reaction. Glad Jen enjoyed it! :)

[@rextable2000]

"By the power of Greyskull" = He-Man quote

[@lazyperfectionist1]

27:35 "Is he really dead or is he just... miming?" 😄A fair question.

[@BedlamJones]

Dalton is also in Flash Gordon (1980). There are at least a dozen more reasons to watch that awesome movie :)

[@batbrick3949]

In the UK, regular police constables don’t normally carry guns. If there is an incident that requires firearms, then the Authorised Firearms Officers (AFO) will respond. At the beginning of the film, the narrator mentioned that Nicholas had formerly been on the Armed Response Unit. So, he was highly skilled with guns.

[@alexandremainville5139]

Another great movie directed by Edgar Wright is Scott Pilgrim vs The World. I highly recommend! I never saw it, but Timothy Dalton is playing a villain in The Rocketeer.

[@im-gi2pg]

He’s very funny in the rocketeer!

[@Beardo2517]

I do love me some Ramona Flowers

[@daviddowsett1658]

@@Beardo2517Give me some Knives instead ...

[@gussiejives]

One of the great things about this movie is that all the supporting cast in the village are venerable British character actors, who often played villains in big movies. There’s Dalton of course, but you also saw the town doctor Stuart Wilson as the villain in Lethal Weapon 3. The reverend was the villain in the first Indiana Jones film. Billie Whitelaw, the hotelier, was the evil nanny in The Omen. I have no idea how Edgar Wright was able to assemble this cast, but it’s brilliant.

[@TheRealAhoy]

This might actually be my favourite movie. It just makes me so happy. Everybody sleeps on this, I think Jen you should be the coolest reactor on KZbin and eventually watch series 1 and 2 of Spaced, it's this whole crew before they did movies. It's only 14 episodes but it's a breeze to get through and you'll have some damn feelings too. Nobody ever reacts to it and it's just so damn wholesome (and of course, really funny) it makes me sad nobody does. I trust you Jen, don't ignore me 😭

[@Commandasaurus]

Timothy Dalton is also AWESOME in the TV-Show "Penny Dreadful" (a stunning gothic horror story in 3 seasons). He seems to age like fine wine :D

[@Ikkaveelsiin]

He was also great in the TV-series "Jane Eyre" (1983).

[@Hum0ng0us]

Timothy Dalton and his mustache are in Flash Gordon. Highly recommend.

[@davidhuggan6315]

Agreed!

[@huangjun_art]

This has quickly become my favorite reaction channel. All positivity, no pessimism, and you're pretty funny too.

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks! ☺️👍

[@huangjun_art]

@@jenmurrayxo 🙂✌You're welcome!

[@iampotsataja]

Timothy Dalton is great in anything he's in. I can't name a movie that wasn't mentioned from the top of my head, but he's great in the Penny Dreadful and Doom Patrol shows. Main cast in both.

[@im-gi2pg]

He’s super funny as Volkoff in Chuck!!!!!!!!! He’s in love with Linda Hamilton.

[@kirstygunn9149]

He also played a brilliant regeneration of Rassilon in Doctor who opposit David Tennant

[@pezdispencer113]

I love that when they were writing the character for Skinner they were thinking of a Timothy Dalton-esque character, then someone asked "why not just ask Timothy Dalton to play him?". Obviously he said yes lol.

[@damienkakoschke3099]

That happens surprisingly often, a character written with an actor in mind that the writers assume would never be interested, someone says, why we don't ask them, them worst they can do is say no, and the actor unexpectedly says yes.

[@msmrsro]

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said “nobody tells me nothin’ “and chuckle to myself inside, as no one gets my reference.

[@seanscott7928]

Priest in "Hot Fuzz" was Belloch in "Raiders of the Lost Ark." The Innkeepers wife was Billie Whitelaw, who was Mrs. Baylock in "The Omen".

[@Draugo]

During casting they were looking for "an actor like Timothy Dalton" for the role of Skinner until someone thought about just asking Timothy Dalton

[@stvdagger8074]

Have you noticed that everyone in the town has a last name that is a job? For Example: Skinner, Thatcher, Mower, Fisher, Carter, Porter, Messenger, Blower,

[@fayesouthall6604]

Ahhh

[@wingman4356]

Dalton in Lion in Winter is iconic.

[@peperino25]

i recommend you react to : ★ - *Paul* (2011) _/starring _*_Simon Pegg_*_ , _*_Nick Frost_*_ & _*_Seth Rogen_*_ ( as Paul )_ ★ - *Scott Pilgrim vs. the World* (2010) _/starring _*_Michael Cera_*_ , _*_Brie Larson_*_ & _*_Chris Evans_* ( directed by *Edgar Wright* ) also i recommend you other Great directed edit style movies : 🔥 *Kung Fu Hustle* (2004) 🔥 *Shaolin Soccer* (2001) Directed and Starring *Stephen Chow*

[@sebastianandres8781]

yes please ! i agree +2

[@killinglonliness88]

YES TO ALL OF THESE but please for the love of god if you do the last two WATCH WITH SUBTITLES AND NOT ENGLISH DUB!

[@Xoferif]

33:21 "Rest in peas!" 😀 (Credit to Jessica Stevenson, Pegg + Frost's comedy partner from "Spaced".)

[@WhiteJarrah]

5:00 Dalton was in _The Beautician & The Beast._

[@notperfectedyet7998]

Stuart Wilson, who played the doctor, also played the villain in Lethal Weapon 3.

[@MrBigPicture835]

Technically speaking, all the swans in the UK belong to the Royal Family.

[@BenChanNYC]

If you want more Timothy Dalton, I recommend "The Rocketeer." It's a fun adventure movie and Dalton has a sizable role.

[@roonilwazlib9877]

Yes! I loved it growing up, and Dalton plays his role so well.

[@jasonbeatty831]

Absolutely fantastic picture.

[@MrRjhyt]

Yup, even more debonair, and dashing.... A Hollywood legend.

[@Enthymene]

It's perfect for Jen too, because there's a sly reference or two to Dalton's Bond turns, and some much older stuff (the films of Rondo Hatton, Commando Cody, etc.)

[@kirstygunn9149]

You could also watch flash Gordon ( the one with the Queen sound track ) you get a young Timothy and also the amazing BRIAN BLESSED ( It's in caps because the man has powerful vocals)

[@garethhackney4814]

You should definatly watch the third one. It's a lot more "you'll love it or hate it" but it's worth watching to complete the series and really appreciate the range of Pegg and Frost. Such an amazing duo.

[@davidhuggan6315]

the third one reminds me so much of me and my mates back in England.

[@YukoValis]

This is one of those movies that is just as good watching a second time. Just about everything is referenced or set up in one way or another. You would be amazed at all the things you either would have missed or didn't know from the start.

[@mauriceedwards9588]

Yes Jenny Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are big friends in real life as for Timothy Dalton you should try The Rocketeer and Flash Gordon.

[@msmrsro]

The front desk guy at the police station is played by Bill Bailey, a popular British comic actor. He performed beautifully on Strictly Come Dancing (British Dancing With the Stars). He’s also a talented musician.

[@CharCanuck14]

Bill was often on the British show QI.

[@alexspindler1]

Another great Timothy Dalton movie is Flash Gordon, but it's a trip that some love and some don't love. So glad you enjoyed this movie and your newfound background in action movies prepared you well. You'll likely enjoy a rewatch after you see Point Break and Bad Boys 1 and 2 (which you should!). It took me a bit to come around on this one but I now love it equally to Shawn of the Dead. You should see the third as well, although I haven't yet decided if I love it.

[@andromidius]

Possibly the most rewatchable movie ever made. You always notice something new each time - the attention to detail is outstanding. So much foreshadowing, inside jokes, word play, symbolism and background details.

[@NThurkettle]

I love that you're willing to go further back in time than most movie reactors, so I'll recommend "The Lion in Winter," which is a wickedly-fun British movie from the late 60's about King Henry II and all his backstabbing family members scheming for power against one another at Christmas, and features the young versions of many actors you've seen on this journey of yours - including Anthony Hopkins and a *22-year-old* Timothy Dalton. The headliners are Peter O'Toole and Katharine Hepburn and you never saw two actors have more fun spitting insults at one another.

[@edfrancis66]

Bring on the Blue Furry! Knew you'd love this -- incredible script, brilliant actors, and Edgar Wright's awesome transitions! My favourite of the Cornettos, and a movie that holds up whether you prefer action or comedy. AND of course, Timothy Dalton at his hammiest. What's not to love!

[@steveross8364]

This reaction really made my week! So glad you had a great time with this one Jen 😎 Hot Fuzz is a masterclass in quality movie-making. "The World's End" (2013) is another great movie and you should definitely watch that too. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are close friends in real life apparently and have made six movies together.

[@TC_Smitty]

If no one else mentioned it, the priest was played by Paul Freeman, who portrayed Belloq in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

[@killianlpc]

Just a brilliant film from start to finish with a superb cast. 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!

[@hogandromgool2062]

From google: Nick Frost is Simon Pegg's best friend and they used to be flatmates. Wasn't an actor prior to playing "Mike Watt" in Spaced (1999) - he was working as a waiter. Quid is slang for pounds.

[@BiggestDawgEver]

I always find it hilarious that the Romeo & Juliet they perform is specifically based on the Baz Lehrman movie version with Leonardo Dicaprio and Claire Daines and that the Hound from Game of Thrones says "Yarp".

[@carlhartwell7978]

16:34 _'By the power of Grayskull'_ is a reference to He-Man. A very popular cartoon/toy in the 80's. A collaboration between Filmation and Mattel.

[@rdramos13]

Beginning of movie - "I Love him! Oh I'm so happy he's in this." End of movie - "Timothy Dalton is super handsome and the worst." - Jen Murray Hi Jen🙋‍♂️ Your motions of finding out your crush is the villain, but still handsome, must've been a roller coaster ride. Also at 36:34 mark, wasn't expecting you to go full silent mode. Like in shock with emotion for like 10 full seconds. Think ya got in one wheeze. Told ya before, it's like the perfect movie! From the editing, the story, from every joke being set up in the beginning, to their punchlines at the end. Perfect. As for Timothy, just need to see The Rocketeer (1991), and Flash Gordon (1980). FG is full 80s cheese, but the entire soundtrack is done by Queen. 🤘 Thanks Jen🙋‍♂️🍾🥂🍾 Sorry for the long read.

[@TimothySmiths]

So much of the style of filming for this and Shaun is done in the series Spaced , which was made before these films, it is a great series that is a must watch. The cameos by Peter Jackson and Cate Blanchett are funny because they are hidden in costume but let's not forget Olivia Colman who plays an officer in the film but is an oscar winner since her time on this film.

[@jameslinham2733]

This was filmed about 15 minutes from me. The locations are in Wells, Somerset and is director Edgar Wright’s home town. A couple of my friends were extras in a few scenes and it is still amusing to see locations like the hotel, pub and supermarket get shot up. Those are all real places that I have visited many times.

[@JustSomeDudee]

That’s awesome. I’m also a Somerset local, although further from Wells.

[@dirtydan970]

This movie made me want to see Timothy Dalton play a bond villain. And yes, please complete the trilogy. But I truly hope you'd consider Paul as well! Great movie with these 2, personally my favorite of the 2 of them.

[@StickFigureStudios]

A GREAT Timothy Dalton film you need to see is THE ROCKETEER. You'll love it.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

I've seen this movie at least a dozen times and I always laugh throughout. When Danny says, "Jog on!" and gives them a raspberry for some reason always gets a big laugh out of me. I haven't seen a Simon Pegg / Nick Frost movie* that I haven't loved yet. * They also did a Tv show together years ago called "Spaced" from 1999-2001.

[@youssefverse]

Fun review, as always! And yes...watch all of those '90s action movies!

[@damienkakoschke3099]

If you liked the first two, you'll love the third. And yeah, they play utterly different characters in each one, just showing their range. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost (yeah, they're best mates in real life), with Edgar Wright directing (he has a very distinctive style). Collectively these movies are called Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy (they all have a cornetto ice cream in them). It;s worth checking out the TV series they did together before this, Spaced. - Other Timothy Dalton movies worth checking out, where he's very dashing are The Rocketeer & Flash Gordon. - "By the power of Greyskull" is from the 80's saturday morning cartoon & toy line, He-Man & the Masters of the Universe. - Unlike American cops, English cops don't carry guns.

[@LordVolkov]

"He looks horrified!" Simon Pegg is all of us who have seen Baz Luhrman's Romeo + Juliet. Lucy Punch's Juliet is hilarious though. BANG!

[@rjwilley9164]

"Decaffeinated?!" "He is NOT judge Judy and executioner!"

[@davidclough3951]

Dalton played a good Prince Baron in the 80 or 81 Flash Gordon movie. And he had a good role in the Rocketeer which was released about 92, 93, or 94.

[@j9lorna]

A quid is a pound, worth 1.70 Canadian dollars. Also, "By the power of greyskull!!" is what He-Man says before his transformation, followed by "I have the POWER!!!"

[@chiefhandker9432]

Well, Adam transforms into He-Man so this line is Adams...and it is called Castle Grayskull.

[@matthewford5094]

@@chiefhandker9432 I'm so old I actually had the Minicomic that came with the first He-Man, it had a different origin story where he's a warrior from a barbarian tribe not a prince. As a fan of Thundarr at the time, and Conan later, I always thought it was a cooler back story, Prince Adam was kind of lame.

[@RustyDust101]

Every single line and every scene in this movie is foreshadowing. If you rewatch it with the intention of looking out for that you'll still miss a good few as you'll be dragged into the hilarious story again. Yepp, the scenes are really over the top gruesome.

[@macgonzo]

The first collaboration between Pegg, Frost, and Edgar, was a TV series called Spaced - there are two seasons of it and it's worth a watch.

[@traceyreid4585]

Jen is becoming a quintessential anglophile... such a fun entertaining reaction/commentary yet again

[@MrRjhyt]

We'll convert her to recognise all the cameos! No recognition for... Olivia Coleman? Edward Woodward? Bill Bailey? Martin Freeman? Bill Nighy?

[@Charliemonsteruk]

Michael (Yarp) is also The Hound from GOT.

[@benrast1755]

Quid is British slang for a British pound, much like buck is slang for an American dollar. As of today, one British pound (1 quid) is equal to $1.28 (or a buck twenty-eight). :-)

[@positivelynegative9149]

There was plenty of gruesomeness in this film, but the spike from the tower falling on that guy is on another level. 😯🤣

[@kevinnordavind3119]

loved your reaction to this modern classic. 1980 Flash Gordon also has Timothy Dalton. Cheers.

[@billmacdonald]

“By the power of Greyskull” is a reference to the 80’s cartoon “He-man”

[@AllanTidgwell]

This movie is even better on multiple rewatches. It's so full of setups you miss on the first go. Also, "by the power of Grayskull" is a reference to He-man

[@Bevtone]

I remember seeing this at the cinema and I was already a big fan of Simon's tv shows big train and spaced and of course Shaun of the Dead, but still vividly remember being surprised how sophisticated the plot was because the trailers made it look way more goofy. I watch hot fuzz at least once a year for hit of nestolgia 😊 I would highly recommend Shaun of the dead because its quite legitimately one of the best zombie movies of all time!

[@kirstygunn9149]

I love that all the older actors are either ex action movie actors or have been action/ gritty stars in their own movies or tv shows. Eg the vicker was Ivan ooze in the power ragers movie , Edward Woodward ( CCTV man / sea mine victim)was the original Equalizer in the 80's and was the lead in the original Wicker man ( nick cage played him in the crazy remake) and he actually says the same lines in his last scene as he did at the end of the wicker man. Also the big city cop going to a sleepy village full of strange people is a similar story line to hot fuzz.

[@zmarko]

**Timoth Dalton is in the scene** Clean-up, aisle Jen! 🤣 🤣

[@nevrogers8198]

More Timothy Dalton movies? H*ll Yeah! Flash Gordon! Right up your street! There's loads of movie references in Hot Fuzz, from Wicker Man (incl its star, Edward "Eewar Woowar" Woodward) to The Omen (the journalist's death) and many more.

[@JakkFrost1]

Well, at least you included ONE of Olivia Colman's lines, her locker room jokes cracked me up. 😂😂😂

[@frankman90210]

the making of is available on youtube, and Paddy Considine (1 of the Andies) does the interview in character. Timothy Dalton has said this was his favorite role to do out of all the movies he's done because everyone was a genuine fan of eachother's work.

[@ClichéGuevara-2814]

The DVD of this film (yep, I bought the whole trilogy) has a "pop up" function, wherein text appears at the bottom of the screen, indicating the insane number of references and Easter eggs in the film...there are, literally, dozens of them. e.g.: A local couple are reported as giving birth to twins, named Roger and Martin, the two names of Danny Glover and Mel Gibson in the Lethal Weapon series...

[@andrewrawlings5220]

"By The Power Of Grayskull" is a "He-man And The Masters Of The Universe" cartoon reference.

[@metoo7557]

"By the power of grayskull" was a catch phrase from an 80s cartoon called He-Man. The main character would say it every time he transformed himself from his meek alter ego to He-man.

[@MINKIN2]

Adam, Prince of Eternia

[@DanJackson1977]

The show was called "He Man and the Masters of the Universe"

[@tomcody2203]

Great reaction. Now it's time to watch the third movie of the "Cornetto-Trilogy" - THE WORLD'S END". "Hot Fuzz" on the other hand is my personal favorite. PS: "By the power of Grayskull" is from "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe"

[@IanSmith-t1x]

A great Timothy Dalton film to watch is 'Hawks' it is a bitter sweet comedy that will have you laughing and crying, a grossly underrated movie that is rarely seen, but acknowledged by many as one of his greatest screen performances!

[@Jeflar70]

Don’t let anybody put you off watching ‘The World’s End’, Jen. Its reputation as the weakest of the trilogy is undeserved. It mightn’t be the best one but for writing and sheer clever wordplay, it’s superb. Every shot and scene pays off later in the movie and there’s a wonderful Arthurian quest theme to the whole thing. Check out the character names!

[@viridian5maureen853]

I enjoyed it more on my second watch of it.

[@daviddowsett1658]

I think "The World's End" is a grower where the other two are showers, haha. I was not that impressed with TWE, but after repeated viewing, I now like it as much as the other two. They cover Horror, Action and Sci-fi equally well.

[@fearlessfred67]

Did Jen enjoy it? I'm going to say it's a Yarp!

[@Ayy_Doll_Fiddler]

Oh, thank Jehovah it's not a narp.

[@arkigabor]

This is my fav from the Cornetto trilogy for sure. The more I watch it the more I like it. At World's End gets a yarp from me, but it is weaker one, so you might want to lower your expectations. But still has its moments. Besides that, I would recommend another Pegg/Frost movie that almost ended up being the third installment, but Wright couldn't direct it because he was working on Scott Pilgrim. It is the movie Paul (2011), an homage to Spielberg and sci-fi in general. For more Dalton I can only join to the crowd recommending Rocketeer (1991). He is only a supporting actor but plays a dashing charmer.

[@msmrsro]

This is a favorite in my house. I remember seeing the trailer in the theater at the time and saying to my kids “we need to see that”!

[@elliotcontreras8540]

There's nothing to worry about Jen either way that Danny is going to be okay. 👍

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

One of my all-time favorite films has Timothy Dalton as part of a legendary ensemble cast: "The Lion In Winter". While it takes place at Christmastime, there is a distinct lack of comfort and joy.

[@Daveyboy100880]

Please please please do World’s End soon! And then Paul, which isn’t a Cornetto movie but it is till a Pegg & Frost team up! As for Hot Fuzz, some say it’s a fictional film, but at heart it is a chillingly accurate documentary about cutthroat small-town country life in the UK! The only thing that wasn’t true to life was that the swan they’re chasing was a mute swan, and they don’t make any noises apart from sort of wheezy cough sounds. Other than that, 100% accurate. And the cast… oh boy! The village is absolutely stacked with actors from action movies, police dramas and crime films! You’ve got James Bond, the Equaliser, the lead in The Wicker Man, the villains from Raiders of the Lost Ark and Lethal Weapon 2, the mum from the Krays, the Hound, any number of British comedy actors and two Oscar winners! And it was all for the greater good. The greater good.

[@KristinWells]

If you love the dashing Timothy Dalton, I would highly recommend Wuthering Heights (1970), Flash Gordon (1980), Brenda Starr (1989), The Rocketeer (1991), and The Beautician and the Beast (1997). Also, don’t miss the TV miniseries Jane Eyre (1983).

[@J0hnGalt73]

The quick cuts of the different bookings has music by Jon Spencer's Blues Explosion. Kind of an obscure mid-90's band that is criminally underrated if known at all.

[@GrilloTheFlightless]

I love the soundtrack to this film. It’s always good to hear a bit of Staveley Makepeace

[@SwordmasterKane]

"I wonder what Janine looks like." Well... she looks like Cate Blanchett. One of many strange cameos in this movie. Like: the Santa at the beginning with the knife was played by Peter Jackson, the director of "Lord of the Rings". On my list of Timothy Dalton movies worth checking out, I would say "Flash Gordon" from 1980 and "The Rocketeer". Well, this "Point Break" reference is an iconic moment, but I would hardly call it a spoiler. Also it is pretty hard to avoid it in this movie, since it plays a key role in some scenes. The music during the scene with the weapon arsenal was actually the trailer music to all "Lethal Weapon" films. P. S. Yes, you should definitely watch "The World's End"!