Hot Fuzz is Officially One of the Greatest Comedy Movies I Have Ever Seen!

[@J.A.Y.200X]

Fun fact the Santa Claus that stabs Nicholas in the opening is played by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson. Also Nicholas' ex Janine is played by an uncredited Cate Blanchett.

[@sidrat2009]

This is the first comment in all the reactor channels of this film. Which is fine because it's true.

[@elcorado83]

"Her beard was dripping...."

[@hannahstevenson27]

Yup. Hobbit/LOTR reuinion. Cate, Peter, Martin..

[@chrispalmer7893]

@@sidrat2009and I’m obliged to add that this was a subtle f you to the studio. The film is packed with a who’s who of British cinema and theatre and they still wanted more stars so Wright gave the Cate Blanchett but covered from head to toe and barely recognisable.

[@MaxCarnage1984]

How's the hand?

[@wild_lee_coyote]

This is one of the rare films that gets better with more viewings. The more you watch it the better it becomes. It’s so tight, just like Sargent Angle, that you just can’t turn it off.

[@SquiresIsle]

It's so meticulously plotted/written that there are things you can't possibly pick up the first time ("You can't just make people disappear."/"Yes I can, I'm the chief inspector.") Just brilliant.

[@malignus7]

haha, you called him Angle instead of Angel.

[@AgeofJP]

At first it didn't particularly stand out from the trilogy, but with the years it became by far my favorite...the script is just PERFECT, pretty much every initial joke comes back again to actually matter later

[@BTAColorado]

@@malignus7 Wild lee coyote should change his name to Tim Messenger then? Sergeant is wrong too 🤪

[@user-blob]

Agreed.

[@mojoshivers]

The best of the Cornetto Trilogy. I like them all and they go well as a triple feature, but this one I can watch on repeat the most and still get the biggest laughs. An instant classic as soon as it was released-I’m glad you loved this one.

[@Dr.Acula76]

Same, but followed closely by Shaun. I can watch that one again too

[@jonmercano1138]

This reaction is for the greater good. *The Greater Good*

[@mathiash.1379]

The greater Good

[@andrewparfrement8583]

Yarp

[@Phantoon]

SHUT IT

[@radarlockeify]

The greater good...

[@ChrisF22]

The Greater Good

[@TheCnimbus]

Others have already said it but there's just so much symbolism, foreshadowing and callbacks in this movie it's literally perfect. Tarantino actually did commentary with Wright on the extras because he loved it so much.

[@wackyvorlon]

It is amazing. Also notice that Angel rides a pale horse into town, and the shotguns on his back look like folded wings. He is the Angel of Death.

[@Yggdrasil42]

@@wackyvorlonAngle

[@macronencer]

One joke that might possibly be missed in this film if you're not British is the way the locals always pronounce "London" in a weird way as if they've never heard of the place. It's hilarious!

[@Dr.Acula76]

Go back to Lun-Don

[@belperite]

As a Brit I'm so glad you "got" this film. There are so many subtle moments and Timothy Dalton LOVED this!

[@JerryCarr-nj5dp]

Took me a couple of viewings, and it only lasts a few seconds, but as soon as I noticed the absolute look of horror on Pegg's face during the Romeo and Juliet finale, it became my favorite.

[@macronencer]

32:02 "I can't believe there's still twenty or thirty minutes left - what on Earth could possibly happen?" I laughed out loud at this. :)

[@gen77c]

The screenplay alone deserves an Oscar. One of the best writing ever for a movie in any genre...

[@ghomerhust]

it really does! it's so twisted and intertwined. absolute banger of a story

[@krisfrederick5001]

One my girlfriends forced me to watch this at gunpoint practically along with The Fifth Element. So glad she did. For the greater good!

[@richieb7692]

The Greater Good......

[@aarondesch]

The Greater Good...

[@siimtuulik6344]

How many have you got?

[@MrYin90210]

The greater good

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

"Shut it!"

[@godricbarbarossa8001]

"I love everything British." Watches a British movie about everything American.

[@theaikidoka]

Well, about how some of the British THINK it is in America. Danny is so disappointed that it doesn't work like that over here.

[@ThelastofJens]

Did I like this reaction? Yarp! 😂

[@noone1704]

Fascist 😂

[@ThelastofJens]

@ Hag! 😂

[@miff227]

3 Down

[@RandomNonsense1985]

Narp?

[@strawhat9023]

Banana plant

[@ChrisF22]

My favourite thing about this movie, is how good it is on the 6th watch through. There's SO many earlier references that you don't pick up on, you're still seeing new ones after watching again and again

[@davidbarker77]

I’m convinced there are 67 actors in Britain and they rotate them through every movie and tv show. 😉

[@RichardFraser-y9t]

Nowhere near the right number, far fewer.

[@Captain_Kremmen]

It's actually fewer than 30, and a dozen of those are all Steve Coogan.

[@countys32]

You're not wrong, if you watch British T.V you'll see the same guys pop up as well.

[@s1lm4r1l6]

And most of them are related to someone else. They all marry each other, and have kids who then become Actors. Both Benedict Cumberbatch's parents are actors for instance.

[@alex0589]

66 now that maggie smith is gone

[@andrewspencer311]

The sign on the main road into the village where most of the movie was filmed proudly states "The Home of Hot Fuzz"

[@listenchump4041]

Finally! One of my favorite comedies of all time. Don't be afraid to watch it several times, I still get stuff every time I watch it.

[@gonzo6489]

Literally every line is either a set up or payoff or both. This movie rewards rewatches more than any other

[@chrislangford1265]

Another interesting fact to point out is that Doris, the randy policewoman, is played by best actress academy award winner, Olivia Colman.

[@gvigary1]

One of 3 oscar winning actors (+ 1 producer/director) in this movie!

[@metoo7557]

The call backs, the transitions, the absurd British humour like Nicholas Angel's entire interaction with the heads of the police department at the start.. This movie was extremely well written, and is why it's so beloved.

[@shadowproductions969]

and if you've seen Shaun of the Dead, there's a lot of callbacks to it as well

[@lassepartanen7300]

this it a perfect movie. there is no wasted line, no wasted scene, no wasted cut. everything has a reason or a reference to something in the movie. For me, it is perfect as a movie. is it the best movie, maybe not. but as a movie-movie, hell yeah!

[@byranwonderly538]

Mr Skinner is played by Timothy Dalton, a former James Bond.

[@TheCnimbus]

I believe they looked for "someone like TD" but couldn't find the right fit and Pegg or Wright or someone just said "Why don't we just ask Timothy Dalton?" and they got him.

[@pete_lind]

Prince Barin from Flash Gordon 1980 , that had Max von Sydow as Ming , who was in Star Wars , Game of thrones and 1983 James Bond , as Ernst Stavro Blofeld . Timothy did his James bonds in 1987 and 1989

[@allenporter6586]

@@pete_lind Also Phillip II in the Lion in Winter and Rassilon head of the Council of Time Lords in Dr. Who.

[@BubbaCoop]

And the next Cornetto movie has the next chronological Bond actor

[@RandomNonsense1985]

@@BubbaCoopRoger Moore?

[@misterisak]

almost none of the lines in this script are filler, everything either foreshadows/ hints at something, comes back later, or is repeated with an entirely different meaning. Insanely well thought out film

[@slimbombur7922]

I agree. This is an extremelly well written, edited and paced movie.

[@QuickFlixCinemaReviews]

This is one of the greatest movies ever made. I initially did not want to watch it because I was not a fan of the other movies in the trilogy. But a reactor I like watched it, so I watched her reaction. Immediately bought the movie and watched it three times in a row.

[@ehamrell]

"Get him quick, he's running back to Sauron!" LOL.

[@tiger1chu]

If I was stuck on an island with only one movie to watch, it would be Hot Fuzz. I just can't get sick of it

[@Dr.Acula76]

Not Legally Blonde? Sorry, bad The Office joke

[@Verbalaesthet]

"Decaffinated"! :D hahahahahahha omg so funny

[@Cau_No]

I think they took that from Lethal Weapon 2.

[@scottjohnson7248]

Because of this movie whenever we hear someone say 'the greater good" in media my wife and I simultaneously repeat "...the greater good..." in the monotone cult voice.

[@tarontagosh1127]

This movie has sat in my top 5 of all movies I've ever seen. It is greatness from beginning to end. I'm happy to see you enjoyed it as much as you did.

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

I like that despite all the gruesome fates of the council members, Simon and Nick dont kill anyone

[@GrabThatOnion]

33:43 *Nicholas:* "He's appointed himself judge, jury and executioner." *Danny:* "He's not *Judge Judy,* and executioner." 🤣🤣 Absolutely fantastic movie reaction, Miranda! 😊

[@kinokind293]

I love the Names: "Cocker", "Skinner", "Blower", "Reaper". Repeated viewing reveals ever more detail! There's no fat, either (as others have said), every bit is essential. They must have edited and edited the script down to the absolute essentials. The same with "Shawn" and the next Cornetto film: "The World's End", which is my personal favorite. Also, let's not forget the unofficial fourth film, "Paul", which is the sci-fi nerd's wet dream.

[@bradmcmahon3156]

Yes, most people don't catch most character's surnames end in -er.

[@erikbjelke4411]

I forget what the term is, but they're from the time when your last name was literally your occupation. "Thatcher," you thatch roofs. "Turner," you turn wooden bowls on a lathe. "Carter," you make carts. Indicating that all these people have ancestors who were working class, and yet are trying to present themselves as all sophisticated and refined. I don't mean that they're pretending to be upper class or nobility or anything, but that they're trying to pass themselves off as better than they are. Or something. . . it's tough to explain.

[@gvigary1]

Of the 3 senior officers at the beginning, the one you liked (but didn't recognise) is Steve Coogan. He's best known for his Alan Partridge character whom he played across The Day Today (a spoof news show), Knowing Me, Knowing You (a spoof chat show), I'm Alan Partridge (a sitcom) - any of which you'd surely enjoy - and the movie Alpha Papa. On a totally different point, "Fuzz" was a popular term for the police back in the 70s/80s. The joke used to go "I was chatting to a girl the other night, and I asked her, 'have you ever been picked up by the fuzz?', and she replied 'no, but I've been swung round by the t1ts'." Have you watched Baby Driver? Also directed by Edgar Wright, more action than comedy, but IMO just as perfect as this.

[@RogueSchoIar]

Fun fact, The priest is played by the same actor who plays the main bad guy in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

[@Mrgarethw]

And Ivan Ooze in the 90s Power Rangers movie. That man’s had a strange career 😂

[@cmrobbins88]

This is my favorite of the Cornetto Trilogy. Great jokes, great misdirects, and then the action gets turned up to nuclear.

[@veryvarley6706]

If you want a Lord of the rings reference --- the girlfriend that leaves him ( covered up in the white suit ) was Cate Blanchett.

[@Doodle52]

and the Father Christmas that stabs his hand is Peter Jackson

[@ethal1222]

I like that there's more to Danny's character than there might seem at first. He's not an incompetent cop. He's just been surrounded by terrible role models his entire career. By the end of the movie, after working with Angel, he's become much more adept at his job.

[@Dr_Kyutoko]

Same. I live so close to the PD, FD and on a main road to the hospital that I ALWAYS have to pause and go, "Is that on the video or outside?" I was told "if you run out of time, just start checking the same letter all the way to the end of the test." The crossword scene is one of my favorite parts of this movie. Caught me so off-guard the first time I saw it I was like "wait, what???" Love this movie. Trivia time. The swan bit is because all swans belong to the royal family and you are not allowed to harm them in any way. iirc. And oh yeah, they have NASTY tempers. As Slughorn found out.

[@reallivebluescat]

Actor playing Janeane (the ex) is Cate Blanchett

[@reallivebluescat]

And the movie is from 2007. So she was a big star at that point. Which made it even cooler that we dont get to see her face. Such an Easter Egg. The movie is full of em. A rewatch is important, to catch all of them aswell as the forshadowing for things later on in the film

[@routchenko]

You have to say that Galadriel is her ex. She process info on LOTR references.

[@IvoryElvenson]

And the actor playing Santa Claus is Peter Jackson 😅

[@raphaelperry8159]

Everyone who clicked the like button did it for The Greater Good.

[@ascriptedreality]

The Greater Good!!!

[@antduude]

The Greater Good.

[@IvoryElvenson]

The Greater Good!

[@bradmiller8517]

The Greater Good

[@bisseefamily9698]

THE GREATEST! 🤣 It never gets old. Great reaction Mirandalorian!

[@jimmyanderson8135]

One of my favourite reaction videos I've watched. Your joy is infectious

[@r2dnel]

Awesome you’re getting through the “there flavors cornetto” trilogy! All were enjoyable. You’ll really like “The World’s End”

[@KyleBaran90]

I found it to be the weakest, but still enjoyable. Maybe it was the genres they chose

[@shadowproductions969]

​@KyleBaran90 I agree about worlds end. Funny but nowhere near as good as this and Shaun of the dead. I think Paul is another great Simon Pegg movie with Nick Frost

[@r2dnel]

@@KyleBaran90 100% agreed.

[@r2dnel]

@@shadowproductions969 Yessir! That was funny as well. I need to rewatch that.

[@nagranoth_]

the real level of connection is they're the Cornetto trilogy. Three films, they always get ice cream, and it's always Cornetto.

[@davidbergfors6820]

It's even 3 different flavors themed with the different movies, or so I've heard

[@timidwolf]

Strawberry (red wrapper) for Shaun of the Dead. Vanilla (blue wrapper) for this. And mint (green wrapper) for The World's End.

[@YurikRoss]

Fun fact, Every movie in the Cornetto triology have a fence jumping scene but all in different way. Its one of the recurring running gang

[@j9lorna]

The bar lady said "Right you are my love"

[@paulchilds1893]

It's lovely to see someone appreciate this film so well, sometimes reactors miss the setups and callbacks on the first time watching, but you really picked up on a lot for the first time round. I'm of the opinion this is one of the very few 10/10 films that exist and it was great to see you enjoy it so much.

[@ArykSapien]

This is seriously on my list of best produced movies. The direction, acting, editing; it’s all exceptional.

[@johncage5368]

It was a pleasure seeing how much you enjoyed that brilliant movie.

[@Touchpadse]

What do you mean they are murdered for no reason!? It's all for, The Greater Good!

[@musicaleuphoria8699]

THE GREATER GOOD!

[@mathiash.1379]

The greater Good!

[@erikbjelke4411]

SHUT IT!

[@multiversal2023]

Well done Miranda, it think this was your best reaction so far!!!

[@thejamppa]

When Angel arrives in town with pale horse, shot guns as angel's wings: Rev. 6:8 "And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and H€ll followed with him". Such amazing writing in this film

[@parttimedogfish]

This is truly one of my favourite movies ever. Every part is done perfectly, from Olivia Coleman's smutty jokes to Timothy Dalton's charming villain. As an aside: if you really want to spend 2-3 hours immersed in British humour, have a play of the game "Thank Goodness You're Here" on the other channel - it's weird AF and likely right up your street!

[@JustGrowingUp84]

Hey, you recognized a blunderbuss! You're full of secrets and surprises, Miranda! Just like the town of Sandford, heh!

[@johnroyston3859]

I'm so glad you've seen hot fuzz now 😂 it's an absolute 10/10. Comedy, action, the pacing, the casting, the homages to other films - all top notch. My wife and I always go back to this movie when we want to just turn the world off and laugh our butts off. We reference this movie constantly and I have feeling you will now too lol

[@stueymon]

You'll like this Miranda. That Father Christmas was actually Peter Jackson of LOTR fame in disguise

[@SFOlson]

I was just coming here to say this exact thing.

[@IM-Silviu]

6:30 "Some call it ... murder. I call it interesting"

[@macronencer]

8:07 "Pint of lager please Mary." "Right you are, my love." I went to school in Bristol, I know those voices - well, near enough :)

[@josey6231]

Angels ex girlfriend in the forensic getup is Cate Blanchett

[@robertbunting3117]

You never need to explain rewatching 'Ella Enchanted" watching Anne Hathaway gettin' funky with it in the giant bar is awesome

[@neil_9000]

You spotted the "other Bilbo Baggins" but didnt spot that the man dressed as "Father Christmas" 1 second earlier was Peter Jackson! :)

[@Boki_86]

or Cate Blanchett

[@Becca9488]

Apparently Hot Fuzz is considered one of the more accurate cop movies since it shows Angel actually doing paperwork 😆

[@alan-]

And that 1% of police officers are over-achievers whereas 99% are incompetent, lazy and stupid who don't lift a finger to do anything about anything.

[@blechtic]

Where? He talks about it and paperwork is shown but is he shown doing any?

[@TheWhitt17]

Love it when Americans say Wanker 😂

[@grejwers1324]

Well, now its time for "The Worlds End". Its my favourite of the three.

[@tevura3943]

This movie always hits different. Fun movie to share, thanks for the commentary.

[@qq_02]

I know you said you don't like reading the YT comments, but I have to say your reactions are great and the choice of movies is near impeccable. Hot Fuzz is a beautiful movie and it is wonderful to see you experience it for the first time. There are SO many little details that are easy to miss. Like the hedge that was trimmed being the one Angel and Danny had to jump over when they activated the sea mine. And the hammed up performance of Timothy Dalton, one of THE legendary James Bonds, is just an incredible joy to watch again and again.

[@P.HATHCOX]

"Ok there IS murder in this. Alright!" LOL Miranda 😆

[@AR_119]

My all time favorite movie. I have seen this well over 100 times. And no im not ashamed of that. 😂

[@sweiland75]

You didn't recognize Peter Jackson as Sttabby Claus

[@Rustee42]

Absolutely spot on. Hot Fuzz is one of the best UK movies ever made. Ruddy top hole.

[@nagranoth_]

the "UK" part of your comment is superfluous.

[@user-blob]

@@nagranoth_ Facts!

[@paulmartin2348]

("geniusly" is not actually a word) Sorry for teasing you. GREAT reaction!!!!

[@barkingmonkee]

"Geniously" not a word!? You're not a vocabularian are you!

[@markreynolds1436]

For this film I'll accept it.

[@MINKIN2]

Model villages are a common sight in small UK towns with historical significance. Also that scene is a call back to the conversation Nicolas Angel had with the Andy's when they said "If you want to be a big cop in a small town, then fuck off up to the model village".

[@user-blob]

One of my favourite gags in the film 😂

[@AlanCanon2222]

I've only been to the UK once, and by coincidence I visited the town of Wells, Somerset, where this was later filmed. I thought the place looked familiar when I saw the movie, and it was a moment of real delight to realize that it looked familiar for good reason. The town is well named, for there are artisian wells (from the surrounding cave systems of the Mendip Hills) that supply crystal clear water, routed down the gutters of the high street, keeping them clean. Wookey Hole cave is a few miles away: my American caving mentor's father, Oliver Craig Wells (grandson of H. G. Wells) did cave diving exploration there in the 1950s, which fact put the town on my bucket list. The gate to the Wells Cathedral area is shown in the film (11:53 for example), though the Cathedral itself is not. (I imagine because it would have given the real location away to British audiences). There are swans there who are trained to pull a bell rope for treats. I should add that the countryside of Somerset looks a good deal like the classic Mammoth Cave area of south Central Kentucky, my own stamping ground, which is down to England and North America being mushed together as the supercontinent Gondwanaland when the limestone was laid down, 400 million years ago. Shout out to any British reading this, I love your country more than you can know. "One day, I shall come back...." The desk sergeant and his doppleganger are played by the insanely brilliant comedian, composer, and ornithologist Bill Bailey, well known globally to fans of the BBC quiz show "QI" [Quite Interesting].

[@minophis]

I work in open plan office in London and a few years back someone visited from the US office for a week. On one day she stood up in the middle of the office and in a really loud voice asked "What does Wanker mean?". instant silence!!!

[@curtisknoop4154]

Glad to see this film get the appreciation that it rightfully deserves! This is one of my two favorite comedies, the other being the 1985 movie Clue, which is another fantastic one to watch if it sounds like something you'd be interested in

[@battlestarnomore]

Endless smiles.

[@simonfrederiksen104]

If you're a fan of Bill Nighy, he absolutely rules Pirates of the Caribbean

[@blechtic]

Well, screw that. He's an absolute menace in Love, Actually. Which incidentally is a Christmas movie.

[@antonyelliott667]

When I saw you'd done this one, I was excited. So much fun, everything I hoped for and more. loved this one!

[@NelsonChan]

I’ve been waiting for this for a long time!

[@cliffordwaterton3543]

It's 2:00am - i was only going to watch the first ten minutes and call it a night but you were enjoying this so much I stayed til the end. Love your laugh- great fun.

[@ahenze85]

My office is outside... Except for right now 😂

[@howardsmith3758]

LOL! GREAT reaction! I love watching people watch movies I love for the first time and have them react with so much enthusiasm! By the way, underneath the mask, Janine is possibly the most famous actor in this film: Cate Blanchett. In an interview, the director, Edgar Wright: "The first joke was basically that you have an emotive scene with him saying farewell to his girlfriend and being very sentimental and you can't see her face. [...] In a weird way this whole Cate Blanchett thing was sort of a slight kind of joke on that. ‘Let's get an Oscar winner in there but not see her face.’ And she was totally up for that joke. She loved it. And for the record - and this is why Cate Blanchett goes to heaven - she gave her fee to charity. She is one nice lady.”

[@IceCenders]

Damn you really deserve this movie! By which I mean sometimes reactors don't really deserve the movies they watch, because they don't seem to really enjoy them as much as they should or pay enough attention. Really awesome reaction!

[@FroggyNight]

I guess I get to be the one to say it. Yay! The stabby Santa Claus was Peter Jackson. His CSI girlfriend was Cate Blanchett. Your ears perked up when she spoke so I saw that you recognized her but didn’t quite. And the best part about the twist is that it’s given away in the first 10min. When Angel says to his chief, “You can’t just make people disappear.” And he replies, “Yes I can. I’m the chief of police.” And it was for the same reason. Angel was making them all “look bad”. This movie is beautiful on 2nd and 3rd watches as with all Edgar Wright movies.

[@ZoDDeL]

time for part 3 of the cornetto trilogy "world's end"

[@jpruiz600]

When you said.... Get him quick! He's running back to Sauron 😂😂😂😂. You're hilarious lol

[@Ianbos1]

Nice reaction!...............even now, after all this time I still say......................Yarp instead of yes!! :)

[@Tardisius]

'And Now for something Completely Different"......'Wanker'...=))

[@travisbuschette8609]

Edgar Wright does not miss! Hot Fuzz is maybe my favorite of his films, but in the league of others like Scott Pilgrim, Baby Driver, and the other Cornettos it's so hard to choose! If you're able to find it, check out the show Spaced for more Simon Pegg/Nick Frost comedy, also directed by Edgar Wright!

[@schwindsichtigaderechte5293]

I just got "Forget it Nicholas. It's Stanford." It's a hommage to Jack Nicholson in Chinatown! "Forget it Jake. It's Chinatown." So good!

[@theaikidoka]

One of the subtler foreshadowing lines I love is one of the Andy's - "You want to be a big man round here? Fuck off to the model village!". And of course that's exactly where he ends up. The writing is fantastic.

[@john-q1d9m]

Hope you read this Miranda but you need to watch "The World's End" if you liked this - it's the Final work of Wrigh and Pegg in the Cornetto Trilogy. - The Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy (also sometimes referred to as the Cornetto trilogy or the Blood and Ice Cream trilogy)[1][2] is an anthology series of British comedic genre films directed by Edgar Wright, written by Wright and Simon Pegg, and produced by Nira Park. The series stars Pegg and Nick Frost, with several other actors, including Bill Nighy, Rafe Spall and Martin Freeman, also appearing in all three films. The trilogy consists of Shaun of the Dead (2004), Hot Fuzz (2007), and The World's End (2013).

[@3Kings_Industries]

By the power of Greyskull

[@andrewmccurdy7713]

Love your reaction!! I was with you all the way! Please please please get "The Meaning of Life" up to the top of your list!

[@that-one-dude23]

"😐Okay there is murder in this.......... 😀alright! " This sentence worries me

[@SeanLoveRobot]

A lot of people miss the second joke of "Peter Ian Staker" joke, because they are laughing and the pay off is that its just actually the guys real name lmao. I cant believe thats what im commenting about this masterpiece, but I had to get it out.

[@Nr4747]

Hot Fuzz is my second favorite movie of all time - it's just so incredibly well directed (Edgar Wright's best work, and that's saying *a lot*), written, edited and acted, it's hard to fully appreciate just how great it is while also still believing it's even real. Timothy Dalton in particular is an absolute delight in this movie - he clearly had a ton of fun in the role and it fully shines through. Nicolas Angel is, imho, also Simon Pegg's strongest role to date, and the way him and Nick Frost bounce off of each other as a buddy cop duo . . . just . . . chef's kiss.

[@bradpriebe9218]

That movie btw is Point Break which is a Keanu Reeves movie you need to watch.

[@-MaxMax]

I agree!

[@Dr.Acula76]

Excellent movie. Another great movie with Keanu and Swayze? Youngblood. Although Keanu had a much smaller role in that one

[@idrm1988]

I love this film for so many reasons, its such a good commentary of the small English rural town (in this case Wells in Somerset, a place I've visited a few times as I live pretty close) where everyone does know each other, look out for each other but also are very protective of their world aand often don't trust outsiders, especially from London. The US equivalent would be an HOA, instead of threating fines for your grass being too long, would run you over with the mower

[@torbjornkvist]

Timothy Dalton, former James Bond agent 007, played the head bad guy, Simon Skinner. Perhaps the best casting in this movie everything considered.