The Final Shoot Off | Hot Fuzz | Screen Bites

Angel and Frost take on the whole village in the ultimate shoot off. Only in this film will you see a grandma using a machine gun!
Hot Fuzz (2007) SYNOPSIS: As a former London constable, Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) finds it difficult to adapt to his new assignment in the sleepy British village of Sandford. Not only does he miss the excitement of the big city, but he also has a well-meaning oaf (Nick Frost) for a partner. However, when a series of grisly accidents rocks Sandford, Nick smells something rotten in the idyllic village.
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[@FranciscoHernandez-ni3kd]

The swarm of teens getting into the shop, with the bell going wild and the shop assistant being suddenly removed from the window always gets me

[@brocketybrock]

It's the main reason why I watched the video!

[@madmanjoe1002]

I always thought it was because there was more than one school kid in at a time. The sign on the door says it and she freaks out as she is the shop keeper.

[@Legacy0901]

It's like a zombie movie where a bunch of people charge inside a building and someone gets pulled away from the second story window, except in this case it's a lady who leaves her perfect sniping perch because she doesn't want kids in her store

[@TellEmB290]

English teenagers are great for taking out sniper nests. It is known.

[@SStupendous]

They looked about 10 but yeah

[@maxwild1212]

One thing I like about about this is that, even though it usually seems stupid and contrived when the villains are all terrible shots, in the context of this film it actually makes sense, because the villains are all middle-aged to elderly little Englanders.

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

Plus since most of the time they kill people through sneak attacks they likely haven't needed to use those guns to begin with.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Exactly!

[@stf092]

considering their age...their aim is actually quite good. considering the recoil also.

[@ArgentumFox]

Also Angel is the only one properly aiming his gun before shoting

[@somethingamongthebytes9228]

Okay, lol 😂 I gave you the 666th likes

[@samgott8689]

Hahaha, I love how the priest yells “JESUS CHRIST!” when he’s shot

[@snafuthegreat]

​​@Ian Robert Davies Also, Ivan Ooze from the first Power Ramgers movie.

[@mothertrucker341]

The fact that Nick Frost is cocking his gun every spare moment he gets is one of the little nuances that make this shootout even funnier

[@Hero1922]

as an american i'm an expert first off and ya gotta, it's a little secret thing about fire arms, very technical the bullets go faster if you keep cocking the weapon just an fyi (they don't, don't trust me) lol

[@KingreX32]

The Woman dual-wielding handguns on the bike is a real G

[@evilspirit2177]

That's the head master of the school in Sandford

[@johnnyjacksonson457]

Unlike the others, she actually hit him lol

[@BlitzAMV]

She went akimbo

[@darthmaul923]

@@johnnyjacksonson457 yeah, the only other person to hit angel was reverend shooter (appropriately named)

[@chakraborty1989]

@@johnnyjacksonson457 the father of church too

[@scylla019]

That last scene where he says “you’re a doctor, deal with it”. The camera spins around them as both of them get up. This is the same shot as the Bad Boys II “shit just got real” scene that plays earlier in the film

[@dwarfsview]

My man this entire scene is a reference to the movies they were watching earlier in the film

[@lukedaley17]

Just realised

[@TheFlawlessMercenary]

I never noticed that. Good observation.

[@harrymillar4193]

He literally goes to the shop and stares at a copy of Bad Boys II; that gives him the idea to kill the village council

[@superdrinkingpepsi]

@@harrymillar4193 Arrest, not kill

[@Ludopoetic]

Only Edgar Wright can make a shootout in a charming little english town, with old people involved absolutely epic.

[@ECCENTRICERIC69]

And it is his home town of Wells.

[@JaimeD.]

​@@ECCENTRICERIC69That's awesome.

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

The over the top editing cut shots is what makes this movie so memorable.

[@sachetanbhoopathi485]

Props to Edgar Wright!

[@garujix]

Makin me head spinin...

[@BryanCostner]

I used to think the over the top editing made me so dizzy watching the film, but then I realised this is actually what made the film looks awesome

[@breakneck777]

Its the Commando suiting up tribute that does it for me

[@SStupendous]

Love the smoke too, like ACTUAL guns, while a lot of films have completely smokeless weapons

[@kektuss]

When you realise he doesn’t actually kill anyone in this scene

[@kamikazestryker]

well at least not intentionally. But the old lady with the MP got hit real bad with a flowerpot :p

[@mattw785]

Yah, all that lead flying and no dead. I love Tarantino movies but stuff like this is great too

[@hankhill2254]

Krayzie Stryker and hit her head into the bloody car!

[@kamikazestryker]

@@hankhill2254 yes that looked really bloody :)

[@SMAXZO]

Well, he is a policema...err..police officer.

[@Netherwolf6100]

Favorite aspect about this gunfight is that no one dies during it. All perfect disarming shots save for the last 2 who got a spike in his mouth and the other who was defeated by a bird.

[@swordcrab3181]

And neither of those two died either. The only casualty was the last guy who fell on the naval mine.

[@alexconn7473]

@@swordcrab3181 and yet seeing how everyone in the station survived an explosion that should have easily killed them the bloke who fell on the sea mine may have survived as well

[@TheCulexus]

The lady with the Sten didn’t die? There was a pretty big blood splash when she hit the car

[@Daniel-qw7mm]

TheCulexus nope she’s in the ending getting a mugshot

[@callumdonington2227]

I love the contrast between that and the people who get murdered earlier in the film. They all die comically bloody deaths (statue guy and the convertible come to mind), but the bad guys all get wounded.

[@CMGThePerson]

I just realised. Hoodie Culture and Graffiti was big talk in the UK when this film came out. Security Cameras where all the rage due to the threat of terrorism. And Sargent Angel, A Police Officer, asks Teens in Hoodies to block security cameras with graffiti to preserve the law Edgar Wright you're good

[@kieran7675]

There's also a cut scene where one of the kids is one of the hoodies earlier in the film (Angel grabs him and sees his face) and is also one of the Neighbourhood Watch's grandson or something, and Angel doesn't grass him up, hence why they wanna help out

[@sevyboi.7868]

What in the actual hell is this

[@terryforsdyke306]

@@sevyboi.7868 Hot Fuzz is a film where a hotshot London police officer is reassigned to a peacefull rural town because he was about twice as good as any officer and thus making the rest of the Metropolitian Police look bad, he proceeds to find the the town is not all it seems and eventuraly decides to take down the towns leaders for reasons that become clear if you watch the film, which I strongly recomend. in my opinion it is one of the best comidy films ever made.

[@CMGThePerson]

Terry Forsdyke same

[@Cristopher.C]

and I would say even the colors of the paint are related

[@TheNorthie]

This is the movie that convinced me to see any movie Edgar Wright directs. The cinematography, the action, the comedy and characters, not to mention the many little things you miss and can catch on multiple watches.

[@ThatOneToucan]

Eeeeh except Scott Pilgrim

[@jakealhalabi8194]

@@ThatOneToucan Scott pilgrim is worth it for the visuals and technical mastery, even if the characters are terrible douchebags

[@liukang85]

for me it was Sean of the Dead. But it stopped with Baby Driver and had I seen At World's End, it would've stopped then

[@abrahamedelstein4806]

Probably the most realistic shoot-out scene put to film, at least when it comes to accuracy when shooting from the hip, or not shouldering your rifle, generally not aiming, etc.

[@catprog]

And who actually has training.

[@kevinpogue7294]

So many setups from earlier in the film get paid off in this sequence, just brilliant!

[@lukestokes2579]

FASCIST. Hag!

[@paperbea]

everyone and their mother is packing round here.

[@rockerdude8000]

@@paperbea like who

[@mechashadow]

“Morning”

[@TheNorthie]

Thats Edgar Wright for ya

[@uselesspenniesgaming]

That's odd....I didn't know we had a mounted division?!

[@Templar1ca]

Nobody tells me nuthin'

[@CancerGaming56]

@@Templar1ca Suhu. Huh huh.

[@dnsvls]

I honestly thought those two were the same person with different hair styles each time when I saw this movie for the first time...

[@trumanwilson1182]

@@dnsvls that's what I thought when I first saw the movie too.

[@dnsvls]

@lee yi xian then it's a fine damn job.

[@spannerintheworks1190]

I get goosebumps when Danny joins the fight, and not just Nicholas's trust, but his total confidence in him.

[@martaooooo1909]

not to mention the fact that nicholas was SO confident danny would fight with him when it came down to it, that he bought him a matching pair of sunglasses when he was at the gas station :')

[@dylanbassett8823]

@@martaooooo1909 i DID NOT NOTICE THIS!

[@dracko158]

I mean, we already knew he's gonna join Nicholas the moment he trips bicycle lady with the car door after she shot Nicholas. XD

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

That's what I'm talking about

[@jacobpacheco3165]

3:56 the absolute bro energy coming off of this scene is unbelievable. Absolute mates.

[@Masada1911]

Wish I had somebody like that :-/

[@specialnewb9821]

In early drafts of the script Angel had a love interest but she was cut and most of lines went to Danny!

[@mikerodriguez7022]

Didn't even ask what's going on or why's He's shooting up the Neighborhood watch he just joins ready to shoot the people he grew up with lol

[@honzasenbauer612]

@@mikerodriguez7022 danny knew it, he saved his life before this battle when these people tried to kill Angel for discovering the truth and Danny staged killing Angel with a Knife and a ketchup pack and drove him off the town. He knows it already and is onboard with what Angel is doing

[@rookwall8697]

Time Crisis: Showdown in Sanford

[@subcriticalpocket7804]

Still one of the greatest crime/ thriller/ action movies of all time.

[@draco84oz]

No, its actually a quite mad satire. Luckily, Edgar Wright is exactly the sort of director who knows how to make mad satire work - this is the same guy who gave us Scott Pilgrim, Shaun of the Dead, Baby Driver and wrote the first Ant Man.

[@kdmedia1534]

Greg Heyes Don’t forget The World’s End.

[@RumbleFish69]

Jesus Perez And comedy.......you forgot comedy.

[@Jacobcoleyray]

“You’re a doctor! DEAL WITH IT!”

[@kraemergamer5826]

Lol

[@jamescrone1588]

Hahaahh best part

[@weezingargonian6523]

Most badass line in British Cinema

[@hotelmario510]

I love the collective look of "Oh shit" on the NWA's faces as Angel rides into town as they realise he *survived* being stabbed in the heart

[@noobyegg4859]

Hand

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

Well that and the fact they know what Nicholas is capable of. They only edge they have now is sheer numbers and even then most of them as we see are terrible shots, thus they know it's entirely possibly for Angel alone to take them down.

[@DirectorOfChaos9292]

He had his notepad in front of his heart

[@hotelmario510]

@@DirectorOfChaos9292 yeah but they don't know that do they genius

[@hotelmario510]

@@noobyegg4859 they don't know that

[@JonathanDecker]

Just noticed how the criss-cross strategy at 4:03 mirrors what Pegg and Frost do running up to Shaun's mother's house during "The Plan" sequence in Shaun of the Dead ("Pick up mum, kill Phil... enjoy a nice cold pint and wait for all this to blow over," etc).

[@fakefakington6055]

Jono Decker it’s a Hard Boiled reference

[@firstescobar6863]

Perfect for getting thru corona

[@jotarokujo7632]

THATS WHAT IM THINKING

[@BobChillison]

What is so great about this scene is that every time one of the old people is injured or stopped, it's made to look like an accident. The woman with the bike is hit because of a car door. The shopkeeper falls over because people run into her. The flowerpot falls on the innkeepers head because it is loose. The old man loses his toe because the gun went off accidentally The old man with the trenchcoat falls over because the barrells accidentally got dislodged Skinner gets impaled because he trips and slips Edgar Wright you are a fucking genius

[@ParadoxicWasHere]

Danny definitely just shot the Priest flat out though

[@BobChillison]

@@ParadoxicWasHere shoulder wound... Maybe fir all we know Danny was shooting to the sky and accidentally hit the priest

[@simoncumming2124]

Every time...except the two people behind the arches...and the reverend

[@sirbassoon1844]

And the only death that happened in the last arc is an accident

[@bosstowndynamics5488]

The commentary for this scene mentioned that Nick is such a good shot that he could deliberately shoot to wound, so rather than aiming for a cover up he was choosing a non lethal method of taking out each person.

[@BryonYoungblood]

Besides just the absurdity of all of this, what I love is how Nick just strolls in all badass on his horse, gets himself ready for one hell of a firefight, and kicks it off by littering with his toothpick, and his chill "Morning." greeting to the city council of Sandford.

[@seanharmon713]

It’s hard to ever declare a film perfect... But I think this about as good as it gets.

[@markgallagher1790]

Deffo

[@samreid6010]

What I love is that all the members of the HOA are in the exact same position when Angel comes in as they were when he first came to town. It’s the little details that make this movie so great

[@conkrcstf6405]

Never heard the priest scream Jesus Christ before. Love that. Also I swear videos from the cornetto trilogy are ful of people saying I'd never noticed that beflre

[@Laki2006]

That’s the art of good filmmaking

[@thesmithersy]

And on the censored version, they change it to "peas and rice"

[@samalvey8168]

I've seen this movie ten times and still notice little details that I missed before.

[@ThatOneToucan]

What?

[@josephmoran231]

This is what happens when you trust old people with guns.

[@Slenderslayer351]

@Dehydrated Water 1999 sure showed us that

[@Sumschmuck]

to be fairly proficient and skilled? I'm cool with that

[@Demmrir]

@@Sumschmuck They miss nearly every shot against a target who isn't moving around much and is avoiding shooting them back. If that's your idea of competence, I shudder to imagine what an incompetent with a gun looks like.

[@mohabeats4674]

3:23 the shotgun shell hits him in the face 😂

[@nemosis9449]

The last time i saw a cinema audience laugh so hard and so much was when i went to see Life of Brian.

[@Trek001]

True Fact: for the few days this scene was shot, the guns were kept at an actual police station - the joke being that this made the station more heavily armed then normal

[@lilsammich8252]

Apparently everyone in this movie went to Storm Trooper firearms training.

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

Remember, most of them are older individuals who probably have rarely had to use those guns to begin with. Most of the people they killed were through stealth and ambush tactics. Hence the reason they have such piss poor aim compared to a seasoned police officer like Angel whose aim is much better.

[@lilsammich8252]

@@thefanwithoutaface8105 True, movies always have bad shots for the effect of lots of explosions. I just thought of Storm Troopers when i saw all of the missed shots. Especially with the shotguns.

[@kraemergamer5826]

Lol

[@VoltronKnight]

This is a parody of action film and also, it’s a bloody comedy lol

[@JoshSweetvale]

@@VoltronKnight Edgar Wright _does_ use his thinking meats. He builds the first half of a movie to make the weird shit in the second half make sense. That's kind of the gimmick of World's End, but it's how all his movies work.

[@Jokerman9540]

I like how the shotguns on his back signify that he's the "Angel" of Death

[@shyguy9302]

don't you mean Angel of 'Disarmament'?

[@benjaminguilatcoiv]

a hat tip to the Winged Hussars..

[@Eamonshort1]

And he rides the pale horse, just like death

[@TheSuperSpud]

Lo and behold, a pale white horse and the rider's name was death

[@baileycownley1868]

Clap clap clap

[@DreamyWoIf]

Wrong interpretation. The pale green horse carries death, but the white one carries a rider who represents conquest and also righteousness in some interpretations.

[@TheSuperSpud]

@@DreamyWoIf i was just quoting something i saw

[@oomfoof7294]

The ANGEL of death?

[@TheSuperSpud]

@@oomfoof7294 quite, except he didn't kill anyone what i said doesn't make sense tbh

[@letstalkmovies4801]

Always loved that, even though Angel is armed to the teeth, he fights sword guy with a baton. This is probably my favorite Edgar Wright movie.

[@instak9011]

I love the ‘Morning’ at 2:40 because it’s such a classic thing to say in a British interaction before just absolute complete chaos

[@weezingargonian6523]

The old folks home when there’s one biscuit left

[@rayray117]

One of the greatest scene in movie history.

[@Bibekchamling57]

Name

[@kapnerad]

This entire scene had everybody dying of laughter when I saw it in the theater! :D

[@gabrieljohnson7997]

Nit necessarily the hardest laughter I ever heard in a theater, but certainly the longest laughter, half an hour of the laughs not stopping.

[@piyam5948]

The sheer number of callbacks to earlier in the movie in this one action sequence is amazing.

[@bigkiwimike]

A perfect gem of a movie. Certainly the best of the trilogy.

[@velkanzi]

Trilogy, I did not realize that. What were the first two?

[@bigkiwimike]

@@velkanzi Shaun of the Dead was first then The Worlds End was third. All good shows.

[@velkanzi]

@@bigkiwimike nice, thank you. I have not “The World’s End”seen yet. Though under Biden’s command we may be seeing it sooner than expected.

[@Darkreign1]

​@@velkanzihad you not heard of the cornetto trilogy?

[@velkanzi]

@@Darkreign1 I have caught up on them all… again. I did not realize that “ World’s End” was one of them.

[@markyuuki5736]

When a doctor gets hurt, tell him: you are a doctor, deal with it

[@cesaralarcon5228]

To this day I’ve never been more flabbergasted by how chaotic this final act became 😂

[@r6iqmain498]

0:12 me getting ready to play airsoft in a milsim event

[@charlieglendenning2050]

I honestly think this is one of the most underrated action scenes in all of history it's what I remember most from it, brilliant film can't believe its now 14 years old

[@_TheTerminatingSodaCan]

I’d first seen this movie when I was a child strolling through the living room to ask my parents something. The hilarious cursing and humor in this movie stuck with me and I grew to love it, I was probably seven at the time

[@cochesethemagnificent9537]

2:39 He was right after all, he was hiding guns under his coat

[@joshuasmyth3115]

I love the hoodies being portrayed as young acolytes of Angel, rebellious but will respect a figure that embodies a rebellion against a cruel village system.

[@toxicwarpig]

"AGH! my bloody hip!" 5:19

[@lumpas7]

6:21 talk all the shit u want bout jump cuts but i always love this one lol

[@danielannett1019]

0:43 I was hoping he would of said I'll Be Back at tbis scene😂

[@giovanniblanco4345]

3:57 co-op on Time Crisis with my bro

[@RobbyBoy2000]

Only the real ones know

[@danielramsey6141]

@@RobbyBoy2000 Damn Skippy. Time Crisis 2 & 3 Baby!

[@RobbyBoy2000]

@@danielramsey6141 Damn Straight Loved 3 the most

[@nearautomatons6987]

Robby Boy 2000 Time Crisis 3 is a Treasure of a game

[@RobbyBoy2000]

@@nearautomatons6987 another man of culture nice to see you brother

[@MrOil-qy3vv]

I honestly love when the old lady says fascist as she is wielding a WWII Sten MK II and along with the fact that it's a British gun and that she looks old enough to have gotten it from like her father or husband makes it ten times better for me

[@devildelirious8662]

Nah looks like an mp34

[@Redneck2393]

​@@devildelirious8662 Correct! So it's kind of ironic she'd call Nicholas a fascist while using a (In a roundabout way) fascist weapon.

[@Redneck2393]

@Mr. Oil It's an Austrian Steyr-Solothurn S1-100. The Germans captured a bunch when they annexed Austria and they continued producing and using them during WWII as the "MP34". So it's kind of ironic she'd call Nicholas a fascist while using a (In a roundabout way) fascist weapon.

[@MrOil-qy3vv]

@@Redneck2393 ah my apologies then, but you're right in the fact that it doesn't make it any less ironic and funny

[@leeham6230]

This is one of the greatest movies ever. Seriously amazing cinematography, humour, acting, action, and mystery.

[@ultimateranger213]

2:30 wow, that escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand.

[@potato1341]

ultimateranger213 well a man wasn't stabbed in the heart... so thankfully it didn't get too out of hand.

[@Wolfman7870]

It jumped up a notch.

[@drdre8789]

Gonna tell my kids he was our James Bond

[@joshmcdonald1510]

2:30 - 2:40 When you walk into a Bandit Camp in Skyrim.

[@MrAlex-mu5mw]

3:55 when your under level to play a level but your homie comes through on the online session

[@speedy34blue18]

"check out his hooorse"

[@aceeeed]

“Roger that!”

[@jman217]

3:50 When your BFF joins the lobby and gets a kill on entry.

[@byakuyakuchiki7440]

This two are always together . Remember shawn of the dead😂

[@imtoddhowardandimadeskyrim6553]

That's basically the whole concept of the cornetto trilogy. Simon Pegg and nick frost in comedy films directed by Edgar Wright

[@rustbone]

@@imtoddhowardandimadeskyrim6553 and there’s and even more after that

[@Chaos_KunVT]

Big iron on his hip

[@glynrh8892]

Thor’s Squire Big Iron on his hiiiippp

[@Wafflepudding]

@Nicholas Mavromatis He was vicious and a killer, though a youth at twenty four, and the notches on his pistol numbered one and nineteen more

[@Wafflepudding]

@Nicholas Mavromatis Now the stranger started talking, made it plain to folks around. Was an Arizona ranger, wouldn't be too long in town

[@JAYDOG1337A]

"I may not be a man of god, but I know Right, and I know Wrong, and I have the good grace to know which is which" That line resonates with me, so many use religion as either an excuse to do wrong, or say they're good people by default just by being religious. I'm an Atheist and yet I don't drink, smoke, or do drugs, there's no religious reason for it, I just don't want to, I don't need promises of a reward to be good, I just be good.

[@advancedomega]

Totally agree!

[@theoz-zone7470]

This is the most Americanized depiction of Britain & I love it. Warms my Texan heart. More guns all round, I say! 🎉❤

[@samuelfieldson6714]

For some reason I remember seeing this scene when I was 3. Specifically when the lady is on the bike with 2 handguns.

[@michaeloverton04]

Nice detail of the villains being so confident they in the thought that they killed Sgt. Angel, that they don't notice him when he goes into the police station to heavily equip himself with weapons.

[@goodnoodle6043]

I live near the city this was filmed in so whenever I see this scene in the film I just imagine standing there with me mates just being like “fucks goin on here then”

[@figjam59]

It's changed my perspective of Wells...

[@sonnyinthehouse]

5:46 Grasshopper and Jesus Christ

[@KingAdrock420]

What I find most hilarious is during all this over the top absurdity, one bit absolutely COULD work in reality. 6:30. Unlike pistols, shotguns are NOT drop safe. If you ever drop a locked and loaded shotgun, expect it to fire; because it absolutely could.

[@Arthas30000]

Love how Nicolas and Danny essentially take everyone down non-lethaly

[@MrHealingmonk]

The priest saying "Jesus Christ" floored me. Great dialogue

[@jakartagamer6188]

3:20 "yi-"

[@dnsvls]

Yeah I still dont understand what happened with that woman? Did those kids beat her up or something?

[@CarbineKiller]

@@dnsvls nah probably just drag her back so she wldnt be popping from the windows.

[@dnsvls]

@@CarbineKiller okay. I makes sense I guess :)

[@Sirkillsalot22X]

@@dnsvls She's panicking because there is more than one schoolchild running in at once, and that's somehow disturbing her more than the fact that she's in a gunfight. It's there for comedic effect.

[@thacc8216]

2:00 just realised Nicholas looks like one of the winged hussars

[@Sumschmuck]

WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVE

[@numberrunner3133]

"What you thinking?" "Pub!"

[@MrAresxy07]

"Nobody tells me nothing " 🤣🤣🤣

[@divinedude9889]

This is pretty much my favorite scene in the history of film.

[@thomasstelling9793]

This movie is the most rewatchable move I’ve ever seen. The tie ins are mind blowing

[@fawkespryde9183]

3:55 When your highly ranked friend gives you a chance to play in the big leagues with him and you feel like you're about to pop off.

[@dize4634]

This and Shaun of the Dead are British movie master pieces. You won't get another duo like these

[@DaneofHalves]

Why does seeing the toes fly off his foot make it so much more hilarious?

[@philiphockenbury6563]

When the doctor goes down you can hear the sounds of a tree falling in the background. Just pitch perfect.

[@tezzersong3]

The sea mine ...

[@randommusings9150]

It's so gloriously stupid, I absolutely love it :D

[@thesalanian]

i just realised that the woman who portrayed a cadaver in 'prime suspects' who's a semi professional waiting in the wings goes down really melodramatically and over-acts.

[@leeks1408]

The lady had a scoped weapon and missed 3 times from like 30 feet away

[@angry_engineer]

actually in real world scoped weapons shine after 300meters.

[@Zeuseus6609]

Well, she wasnt using the scope

[@rivertwygzbed543]

She's a tiny old woman using a high powered rifle.

[@danielnichols4228]

"Ooohh, fuck off grasshopper!"

[@lukasholtkamp7614]

My favourite one remains how Angel uses the flower pot to take out the hag. In a video game you would've gotten an achievement for that. Achievement: "Hag"

[@justinholt7059]

I dont know why everyone there is staring at em, thats a pretty normal looking cop in texas

[@benpeters5851]

Same here in Arizona

[@ryanflanagan9878]

Not in texas tho is it

[@janssensbaskoro]

Come on man, james bond just wanted a quiet retirement.... 😂

[@yuukiyunaSGM]

This is the best movie ever the final shootout was amazing with 0 deaths

[@m-pw2br]

i am currently writing an essay about cinematography of a film of my choosing, his was my favourite film growing up. writing a piece based on this scene. the director uses so many references throughout the film tyo older classic action films. the lighting and editing are amazing here. really shows the contrast of how the villagers throughout the movie knew Simons character was onto them. amazing work from the director once again. he never disappoints.

[@danijelandroid]

Thousands of bullets shot and nobody died.

[@devinwhite5064]

great shots or shite aim?

[@nemosis9449]

@@devinwhite5064 Like an old episode of the A Team.

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

It battle it can statistically take up to 56000 rounds to produce a single enemy casualty.

[@skyline9486]

05:52 eaahh Jeeeesus Christ....it is so funny

[@Morg8685]

shotguns with no triggers 0:35

[@Ryanstuff]

One of my favorite movies and one of my favorite finale's of all time.

[@geomease]

This shootout scene truly had a bodycount worth of The A Team

[@g.4956]

yeah this town would definitely survive the purge also ngl the scene with the priest was awesome

[@JohnSmith-bn5mi]

1:32 They replaced the people on the Romeo&Juliet poster with the ones they wanted. Someone on Imgur pointed this out to me.

[@dropkickirish4449]

“Check out his hooooorse.” Every thread in the fabric of this movie is just so absolutely beautiful.

[@dibbo9264]

love how frank just lets nicholas walk out of the station to got to the shootout

[@biotechemboy]

Fantastic action sequence!