Literally EVERYTHING was unexpected!- HOT FUZZ REACTION

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And copyright was ALL OVER this one, so sorry a lot of it is blurred/cut out.
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[@zenarcher9633]

Timothy Dalton, who played Simon Skinner, said that the climactic car chase, where he was hanging out the window firing his pistol, was the most exciting and fun stunt he had ever done in a movie. High praise when you consider he was 007 James Bond and also starred in the 1980 Flash Gordon. It was primarily filmed in Wells, which was Director Edgar Wright's hometown, and he had actually been a shelfstacker at the supermarket they filmed as Simon Skinner's "Supermarche".

[@phousefilms]

He apparently loved doing this movie so much that he even came to act in scenes where he didn't need to be in shot.

[@dzelman444]

Watch it again. And again. And again. You'll never stop noticing new things.

[@regina_filange2.0]

Very true!

[@lukvanleeuwen7603]

Right? I've watched this a gazillion times and only now I noticed how the doctor at the fair tells Nicholas that if he "shoots all the tiny people, you get to walk of with the cuddly monkey", which I now feel like is foreshadowing him shooting the people in town and walking of with Danny? This movie is amazing.

[@Xaltae]

If you like british comedy, humour and mystery, "Snatch" has got to be on your list at some point.

[@_starfiend]

Personally I think Lock Stock is actually better. but ymmv.

[@SlickAndroid17]

That’s a good movie

[@acrefray]

I can't explain just how glad I am to see you reacting to this! Absolutely legendary! I love that you asked for a plot twist and saying that nothing it happening, and there is so much going on, and the shock of Danny "betraying" Nicolas as a twist was a perfect reaction. Another fantastic thing is the twist is explained at the very beginning in the London office: "With respect, sir, you can't just make me disappear." "Yes I can, I'm the chief inspector.", and then in Sandford, it's the chief inspector making people disappear that he doesn't like.

[@jazzx251]

Edward Woodward - who plays the head of the NWA ... (Neighbourhood Watch Alliance) ... He was the star, and victim, of the classic 1970s horror "The Wicker Man" He stars as a lone police officer visiting a remote scottish island on a "missing person" errand. The island, that appears normal at first, turns out to be full of crazy pagan people that do human sacrifices every May 1st. As he is being burned alive inside the Wicker Man, he utters the words "God no!" The same final words he says when he sets off the sea-mine in the police station.

[@robertpetre9378]

Hot Fuzz is basically like a mixture between the Wicker man and an old Ealing comedy 🎭 it’s brilliant😂

[@unicyclist97]

"I'm not jumping into anyone's grave" So much foreshadowing in this

[@tsogobauggi8721]

This is a very well written and edited movie with many good actors. A great film, best of this trilogy. It is a movie that you can watch many times and it still feels fun and fantastic. 10:42 "What the..." :) 12:28 Haha :D 13:05 "Eeeww!" :D 18:13 & 18:48 'Not Danny...!' :) 21:51 "No... no..." :)

[@Mars-eb9uy]

this is one of my absolute favourite movies and i loved that you reacted to it !! great reaction

[@bertpunkaficionado8357]

Nick's ex-girlfriend, Janine, is played by Cate Blanchette. Uncredited cameo, behind a mask. Rev. Shooter is played by Paul Freeman, he also played Belloch in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Michael/Lurch (Yarp) is played by Rory McCann, he also played The Hound in Game of Thrones. The old man with the stockpile of weapons is played by David Bradley, he also played Walder Frey in Game of Thrones. * Everything Danny asks Nicholas if he's done "fire a gun whilst jumping through the air, etc" is done at the end. * Most of the townsfolk's names end in ER: Skinner, Cooper, Weaver, Turner, Messenger... * Anytime someone says "the greater good", someone else says it again. * The Cornetto ice cream cone is in three of their films (The Cornetto Trilogy): Shaun of the Dead has strawberry flavor (red label for blood/horror), Hot Fuzz has original flavor (blue label for police/action), The World's End has chocolate mint (green label for alien). * Everything store-owner Skinner is listening to as he happens by the scenes of the crime relates to the people killed: he's listening to Dire Straits' "Romeo and Juliet" at the scene of the actors who were performing the play, "Fire" at the scene of the explosion...

[@bertpunkaficionado8357]

The helicopter flying over is a callback to BAD BOYS, which they watched Shooting into the air is a callback to POINT BREAK, which they watched

[@Mthom95]

Simon Pegg/Nick frost have amazing chemistry

[@moviefanatic22]

"Hag" HAHAHA I love that one-liner he says after shooting the flowerpot lol! this movie is great, loved it! your reactions are hilarious as usual lol! bet you couldn't tell this, but the forensics woman who was playing Simon Pegg's character's ex-girlfriend was none other than Cate Blanchett making a small cameo lol, love this movie! great reaction, can't wait for more, take care 😁👌👍

[@stillbillylondon]

Great reaction, I've only ever seen the scenes in edited reactions on KZbin. Finally had to buy this movie after 15 years. What a riot.

[@jazzx251]

great purchase :) ... usually, you buy a movie - and it's "one and done" ... not this one. It's impossible to watch this only once, and think you've seen all that it has to offer. A true masterpiece of writing, acting, comedy, mystery, horror, action ... I've missed one, I'll have to watch it again to find out the superlative I missed. For the greater good.

[@Vashjaeger]

Now to finish the Cornetto Trilogy with The World's End.

[@toukie]

The Greater Good This is one of my favorite comedy, along with Airplane and Spaceballs. Thank you for reacting to it

[@PurushaDesa]

Easily my favourite of The Cornetto Trilogy.🍦

[@joemanoel]

Hott fuzz .The second movie of "the cornetto trilogy". I love this movie

[@mijmijrm]

a brilliant Brit seminal wit laden movie to check out is Withnail and I (1987). Set at the end of the 60s, two out of work actors go on holiday in the country. (It's really about the end of the promise of the 60's and the coming dismal realities)

[@Nikolaos0603]

I was 12 years old when this movie came out and I remember being traumatized when Nicholas found the bodies in the catacombs. Still a good movie though.

[@krisfrederick5001]

My ex forced me to watch this and I'm so glad she did. Absolutely hilarious in a way I didn't see coming. FOR THE GREATER GOOD!

[@WolfHreda]

5:27 Most underrated callback joke in the movie. "I'm not jumping into anyone's grave." 21:27 It's the Model Village, of course.

[@arconeagain]

You have to watch the series Spaced. It explains some of the clichés and rehashes, and the actors will be familiar. Very funny.

[@SpiderandMosquito]

I love the joke in the beginning regarding the casting. All 3 of his superiors are rare ranked more or less in proportion to how famous those very big British actors were at the time

[@mickylove76]

It’s all old cop movie and thriller tropes. But it’s also very original.

[@Caseytify]

I always saw it as a multi-layered spoof of cop movies, mysteries, action, and horror. As for British comedies, back in the 70s, when I was a wee lad, the local PBS station aired a comedy called Doctor in ths House. Every hear of that one? Two other excellent comedies from across the pond are Are You Being Served? and Fawlty Towers, the latter starring John Cleese.

[@Angelicwings1]

Adore this movie so much!!! I wish I could make a request. I just don’t has funds.

[@Dirkus17]

Every year. 21:26 It's not a model village without a model village.

[@Greenwood4727]

Joyce Cooper if you have seen the Omen film she is the housekeeper, they asked could we get a timothy dalton type to play skinner, why not ask him, a lot of th other actors are horror alumuni, the head of the NWA Edward Woodward from the wicker man, so many other famous actors

[@LLentium]

Thirty years of American action movie tropes crammed into a single British comedy. It's hilarious. A better parody than most actual parodies. Yarp.

[@maximillianosaben]

This is one amazing action/comedy. Easily the fan favorite of the Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy. Can't wait for you to get around to The World's End, my personal favorite of the three.

[@dussel69deboath61]

the ppl in the robes and him chasing them is from crimson rivers 2..a french film good film but the original crimson rivers is soo bloody good with nice plot twist

[@Gqspeed13]

I love this Movie!!!

[@roberthodson8645]

This is the second in a trilogy. The first was Shaun of the dead. The last one is "The World's end".

[@3Kings_Industries]

Kay, lots of little townships have miniature models of their town in the UK isles. Also, if you haven't seen POINT BREAK w/ Keanu and Swayze, it's a great 90s action film. Keep going in the Cornetto Trilogy!

[@jazzx251]

I grew up near Wimborne in Dorset. It's a village that has nothing to offer whatsoever - except for a massive great cathedral (Wimborne Minster). ... and a model village! Yes. This is a thing. Wimborne is a village that has only two tourist attractions - a cathedral (!) and a model village...

[@instantshow4333]

18:11 exactly.

[@mikedignum1868]

My favourite of the Corneto Trilogy.

[@regina_filange2.0]

I love this movie! Underrated but low key gem. Hope you liked it overall. Have to close my eyes for the gross scenes though, not gonna lie. Never too old for covering your eyes lol

[@marilynn7799]

OMG, you're the only person I've heard say the play actor looks like a woman. I thought I was the only one who thought that!! Lol

[@bruhnorton8306]

Nice

[@accam6734]

9:54 Jayne Mansfield.

[@lane6866]

If you like Doctor Who and a good mystery, I would suggest Broadchurch as a good reaction show for you. It would have many elements enjoy.

[@chrispittman8854]

"KeNObi 2020" aye... I'd like to talk you into climbing on the "Bill the Cat" train for 2024. "Pffffffft! ACK!" "Bill and Opus 2024! What could go wrong? Bill won't try to be 'Judge Judy" and executioner! A hairball in every pot!"

[@MadcapMatt]

hope you don't wait another 8 months before finishing the Cornetto trilogy. You also need to check out the show Spaced that came out before Shaun of the Dead

[@TenTonNuke]

How do you spell the name of the person who won the request raffle? I ask because I have the same last name (Brian James is a fake name) and there are only like 8 of us in the country. Wondering if I have a long lost brother.

[@i.m.7710]

I only watched Hot Fuzz because I have a bucket list to watch everything Timothy Dalton has done. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 The writer’s commentary is great. They talk about Dalton at age 62 causing “ladyquakes” in the village they filmed in. And all generations of females were besotted by him.

[@jazzx251]

Please tell me you've seen his turn as James Bond. His second one, "Licence to Kill" is every bit as gritty and edgy as the rightfully lauded Daniel Craig films. Looking back, he was a TERRIFIC James Bond - but unfortunately too far ahead of his time. A young Timothy Dalton would be the perfect replacement for Daniel Craig today. We're ready for him now (sadly)

[@Greenwood4727]

this is a love letter to Action movies from the 80's Chuck Norris, Cynthia Rothrock, same with shaun of the dead that was a love letter to horror movies, fun fact the guy who played martin Blower IS a shakespearian Actor quite well known..

[@mikebrown7799]

Great reactions and outro, Kay!!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Yes, it seems to be a just boring little town at first, then the brutal murders start. I believe this is the 2nd film in the Cornetto Trilogy that you've watched. the final film is "The Worlds End" (2013). You have a great looking room in your background, and congratulations on your merchandise!

[@roberthodson8645]

💪😎👍

[@qwi2311]

It’s a parody of action tropes set in a classic English Village. It’s a great story made better with great editing.

[@garyb5998]

Absolutely so so so glad you got round to this Epic Movie 😎. How many different emotions does it cause especially Laughter and you showed them all 😎 😂 😂 you nearly even cussed a few times. I loved and riggled all the way through your reaction. I can not recommend a movie called Paul.. staring the same two main actor's. I really know you will appreciate it

[@kevintipcorn6787]

I just listened to the Directors commentary with Quentin Tarantino for this the other day on KZbin, this reaction is as fun as that was.

[@a-top7090]

I love this movie. I enjoyed this more than Shaun of the dead. I hope to see your reaction of obi-wan finale. It was great.

[@robertschuster3528]

A couple of other films You could review."Paul " also starring Simon Pegg and the Eric Idle-Robbie Coltrane comedy "Nuns on the Run"

[@por1821]

If you like British comedies I recommend the Carry On series (25+ movies) - my favourite is 'Carry On Screaming' (1966) - a hilarious spoof of Horror Movies. Also 'Carry On Camping' (1970) is on You Tube and full of the double-entendres, innuendos, word play & general sauciness the series is famous for (Austin Powers stole alot of their jokes). Deliciously non-pc with wonderful characters actors knocking it out of the park in comedic timing & delivery. And look out for the 2 famous Dr Whos in those movies😊

[@rossdownes4240]

I would have liked this reaction better if you had'nt blurred all the violence.

[@chunglu]

weirdo

[@unicyclist97]

Watch the original then...

[@simonmultiverse6349]

Sorry, EXIT one video. Goodbye. Your voice (Kay) is MUCH LOUDER than the actual movie (because of the way you have chosen to set the volume levels), so I turn the volume *UP* so I can hear the X@X@X@ing movie and then I am BLASTED OUT OF MY SEAT by *MASSIVELY LOUD* comments from you. So I turn it down and then the film is so quiet I have to turn it up again, when... surprise, surprise ... *_BOOOOM_* your comments are at least 10dB louder. Impossible to listen to.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

MASSIVE mismatch between volume levels: high volume comments about the film v. very quiet film, necessitating turning the volume up and down repeatedly, alternating between getting blasted out of my skull by loud comments and being unable to hear the film. Exit. Goodbye. Halt. Finish. End. Quit.

[@jazzx251]

@@simonmultiverse6349 strange - this one wasn't a problem for me, or anybody else, at all It can be VERY annoying when the balance isn't right - but I didn't have any problems at all, and nobody else complained. You might need to see a doctor about your ears; when nobody else is complaining about the sound to such an extreme level, and you are .. then it must be you - good luck!

[@simonmultiverse6349]

@@jazzx251 I think that other people complained by simply not listening any longer.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

@@jazzx251 Pardon? Speak up, I CAN'T HEAR YOU!!!!!!!

[@jazzx251]

@@simonmultiverse6349 then I must have super-hearing ... plus, I've seen some of her other videos, she knows what she's doing regarding audio Jiggle your headphone cable! I once turned on my computer, and the sound was dreadful - my stereo jack had come unscrewed, so I was only able to hear mono in both ears. It was terrible. I was all too ready to blame the person who's video I was watching, but I simply didn't believe they would make such a bad video .. so I found the REAL cause of the problem I rescrewed my stereo jack - and it was perfect again! If this is the first of her videos you've watched, then - I know - some of the content out there has dreadful audio, so why should she be any different? But no - I watched her reaction to Hot Fuzz no problem at all - her balance was very good. I'm a pro musician, so I know when the balance sucks, and people aren't paying due attention to the audio. On stage, there's a speaker pointed at me - called a "monitor" - I can ask the sound engineer to put more of me, or any other instrument I want, into the monitor. This is only for my benefit, the speaker is pointed back at only me .. the audience gets a well-crafted mix of all the instruments through the big front speakers on either side of the stage.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Please never react to Point Break if you're going to talk, talk, talk non-stop, obliterating the script and destroying the atmosphere the director worked so hard to create. You have nothing to say that is more important than what's in a movie's script.