Hot Fuzz (2007) ♦Movie Reaction♦ First Time Watching!

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[@this.is.a.username]

It's crazy that it's gotten to the point that I can now understand PC Walker

[@bloodaxis]

Same, still can't understand the Harry Potter janitor guy though.

[@remandstimpy]

Moved from London to Bristol twenty years ago. Still can't understand these people.

[@molkereis8626]

@@remandstimpy Is PC Walkers accent from the Bristol area?

[@remandstimpy]

@@molkereis8626 Oh Yes! And they really do talk like that.

[@hovis1st]

@@bloodaxis Pretty simple English boss, he said "edgeisaedgeinit, onlychoitdowncauseacudnseetheviewnomore, washemoananbout"

[@BoOmBANG_]

This may be the only movie I’ve ever seen where not one line is wasted. Every single word is either a setup, a callback or a punchline. It’s really amazing!

[@wackyvorlon]

If you take the time to watch carefully, the script is a masterpiece. A huge amount of care has gone into it. Every thing that Danny asks Angel about doing, they end up doing while taking down the neighborhood watch. Probably my favourite part is when Angel rides into town on a horse. The shotguns on his back look like folded angel’s wings, he rides a pale horse. It’s a reference to the Angel of Death. Everything in this movie is incredibly deliberate.

[@ivankawnartist]

One of the few, maybe.

[@robertcomeau6873]

It's technically perfect. The tightest script in film history.

[@nicktechnubyte1184]

It's a perfect movie from start to finish!

[@ghostpants7930]

That's Edgar Wright for you. Love his films and everyone involved.

[@lordjimbo2]

Best line in the movie is after Point Break - "I won't argue that it was a no-holds-barred adrenaline-fueled thrill-ride, but there's no way that you could perpetrate that amount of carnage and mayhem and not incur a considerable amount of paperwork." And then at the end they glamorize all the paperwork.

[@hovis1st]

I think it depends on what stage you were in your life when this movie was popping off, but the fact i can ask any one around my age when their birthday is and I've got a 1/3 chance of getting the answer 22nd of February makes that the best line for me. Followed by the second best where you'd yell the word prick in school and someone would shout back wanker. Like there's absolutely better lines in the context of the movie but those were the top tier patter lines

[@pashortt123]

"I wouldn't trust him with directions to a building I was already in" made my sides hurt from laughing

[@diegopansini3152]

This movie has the tightest writing EVER. Not a single scene wasted, literally everything came back around

[@Beefnhammer]

This channel is so underrated. Your post-movie discussions are one of the few that actually keep my attention the whole time.

[@adrianpeart]

Agreed

[@inspectre27]

Slightly off-topic, but something you said in the outro... My grandmother's funeral actually was funny. She was a famously unpleasant woman who thought nothing of insulting her grandchildren, but she was also an angel in secret - like, she once found out that a little neighbor girl didn't have the money for school lunches and was just not eating lunch, so grandma decided to pay for her lunches. Through the end of elementary school (and grandma was not wealthy by far). And the most amazing part? No one knew until she died and my dad went through her financial records (which were meticulous). But I digress. Grandma didn't have one eulogist. Her funeral was each of us telling a favorite story about her. Some were touching, most were hilarious. She was just so mean it was like a comedy script. Rarely have I laughed (and cried) as hard as I did that day.

[@bluelightspecials3739]

The producers could have easily made Hot Fuzz 2 and 3, and a prequel, but they chose to preserve this film's dignity. It's like if Ghostbusters or Die Hard was just one movie.

[@Jeremy-f3s]

Always leave them wanting more, I kinda do wish they'd made Hot Fuzz 2 but Angel's story arc of going from straight laced to letting his hair down is concluded by film's end so there's no more story to do really and Edgar Wright doesn't believe in sequels so it was never going to happen but I guess out of the Cornetto Trilogy this was the one they could've.

[@HanSolo]

The show version you want is called Spaced, it's the show Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright got started with before Shaun of the Dead! It's well worth watching!

[@tetleyT]

Forgotten masterpiece

[@mblackwl]

Everytime I see a reaction to Sixth Sense, I think back to the reference to it in Spaced.

[@Jeff_Vader]

Spaced was written by Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes (nee. Stevenson) and was directed by Edgar Wright

[@timboxall8936]

Spaced also has an absolutely freaking amazing soundtrack.

[@silirat]

Spaced is the next best thing to going clubbing with Tyres.

[@iamjacksselfloathing4857]

Ya gotta do "At World's End" now, to complete the trilogy! Hot Fuzz is to action movies what Shaun was to horror movies, a perfect blend of comedy and any genre these two guys mix together. Great stuff!

[@nataliep6385]

"At World's End" sucks thou :P

[@iamjacksselfloathing4857]

@@nataliep6385 Compared to the first 2 movies, yeah. 😜

[@XLVIIXLVII]

Nah, Paul finishes the trilogy.

[@Varksterable]

​@@nataliep6385You don't understand English pubs. Although point taken; it's niche. And a gamble. But still in the trilogy.

[@BillyButcher90]

"The World's End" does NOT suck! It rounds off the Cornetto trilogy.

[@nikolaikai940]

"I wouldn't trust him with directions to a building I'm already in". Damn, stole the "best insult" award right before you presented it. lol

[@Bartrim]

Was going to say the same thing 😂

[@michaelmolloy365]

Cate Blanchette and Peter Jackson appeared in the movie for free while they were making Lord Of The Rings. Have another look and see if you can spot them...😉

[@whitehuayra]

I didn't know that! Thanks

[@johnmcsmith5112]

Fun fact - my old college tutor was one of the extra’s in the audience in the Romeo and Juliet play. Maybe not that fun, I just think it’s pretty fun

[@jonlight670]

His notebook literally “saved his life” Cameo awards to Peter Jackson - Santa, Cate Blanchet - Janine & Simon Pegg’s mum - village judge

[@szeddezs]

And here I thought I've caught every line that becomes relevant later on

[@pesmerga182]

Edgar Wright is the petrol station attendant too

[@pmh2390]

A funny movie with the same people I think you would like to react to is "Paul" from 2011 it's a sci-fi comedy

[@panamafloyd1469]

"Fuzz" is an old 1960s-'70s US slang for 'the police'. We may have stole it from the UK, the Supergrass song in the credits uses the term.

[@PauloHernandezXD]

I wouldn't say stole, it's language. Language just gets adopted & adapted.

[@inspectre27]

Came for this, but it could go back at least to the '50s. I remember reading some of my uncle's veeery old comics when I was little, and there were some stereotypical criminals being confronted by the police and saying, "Cheese it! The fuzz!" Hard to say, though. I wasn't checking dates and the late '50s-early '60s had a very similar "look".

[@panamafloyd1469]

@@inspectre27 . that's a great point! I hadn't really thought about it until you mentioned it, but you're right about how time evolves (your '50s to '60s comment). People (including myself, before now) seem to think of a 'decade' as art/music/slang/style set in stone. It's really not like that at all. Thanks!!

[@hellomark1]

I think my favourite fact about this movie is, it was filmed in Edgar Wright's hometown! Imagine growing up and moving away to become a really successful movie director, and coming back to make an action movie where you grew up! That must have felt pretty epic to him. Also your laugh is AWESOME and please don't filter it or yourself!

[@hellomark1]

Also PLEASE consider watching Scott Pilgrim vs The World, also Edgar Wright directing, and it's obvious. You mention rewatchability, Scott Pilgrim is probably the movie I've rewatched the most! But yeah I've never been disappointed by an Edgar Wright movie.

[@thepawsofdeception6564]

Along with Spaced, the whole Cornetto Trilogy (Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, The World's End) is worth watching. Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright and Nick Frost together can't go wrong.

[@thepawsofdeception6564]

And although Edgar Wright's not involved, Pegg & Frost's alien film Paul is worth a watch too.

[@rodjapavlik5730]

Now I just realized... when Angel (at around 7:20) hunts the thief in the supermarket and Butterman throws the DVD back in the cage with the cheap movies... there is one called "Zombie Party" - It's the cover of "Shaun of the Dead"! - and a price tag covers Simon Peggs face!!!

[@juanpraetoru3843]

That is the name they used in Spain for that movie... in english as it is there. They changed the name in english to put another name in english, in Spain.

[@ForeverInDreams237]

Happy to see you post a new video. Ive tried watching this like 3 times and never made it all the way through, so ill guess this reaction will suffice. Keep up the great work.

[@maxmustsleep]

still one of my all time favourite movies/comedies. The jokes don't get old, it's just so well done and fun throughout. Thanks for your reaction and the effort you put into the review! It's truly for the greater good

[@ommeknakrich1107]

His Name is Angel and the Shotguns in his backbag looks like wings! Thats Awesome!!

[@triscadecaphile]

Honestly, you are an absolutely top tier reactor. Always gives a genuine reaction. Sometimes not a lot is said since you're enjoying it so much, and that frankly is fun to see. Does a re-watch or two and does some homework on it.. What other reactor goes so far? And because of all the effort, what you have to say is concise, to the point, and focuses on the things that make it worth watching or not. Really well edited too.

[@mattp6089]

You mention that everyone and their mother had guns at one point in your outro. Do you remember that 'the Andys' tell Angel that every farmer and their mother is packing in Sandford? And that later in the movie, when he's coming back into town for the final showdown, he encounters a farmer and his mother while still outside the town, and they both have guns? Such great writing in this movie.

[@stvdagger8074]

Did you notice that almost everyone in the town had a surname which is derived for an occupation: Wainwright, Skinner, Cooper, Weaver, Messanger, Thatcher, Reaper, Merchant, Porter, Fisher, Shooter, Walkerm Draper, Tiller, Cartwright, Blower, Hatcher, Paver Roper, Staker, Treacher, & Cocker.

[@Hedylamaar1969]

Very few react channels ever pick up on that fact.

[@NathanS__]

And of course the two detectives were Wainwright and Cartwright. Wain being a more archaic word for a wagon. So not only are they twins in mannerism and first name but last name too.

[@Mazlem]

P. I. Staker? Oh come on!

[@argantyr5154]

I've seen this Movie a lot of times, and several reactions to it aswell, and I've never noticed that before.

[@slchance8839]

wasnt that the origin of European surnames? Smith is from black smith. Coopersmith is coppersmith. Peuterschidt, Peuter (metal amalgam) smith. Cobler. etc.... I'm assuming they put that in the movie to tell you without telling you how very very old and conservative the town is: they still have the original residents.

[@dustydwyer6mps]

Dude.. finally you've got to this.!! Seeing you get the layers of British humour that transcends to someone with your observation! Your reactions are awesome. Keep dropping the content, cracking sense of humour 🤙🏼 ❤

[@TheWebcrafter]

6:00 - MY NAME IS MY TRADE - In early medieval England, individual surnames were derived from what that individual did for a living, their 'trade'. For this movie, the director ensured that every character in the village has a 'trade' surname. There was only one character that didn't follow this pattern. However, it must be more than coincidence that Albert Webley would be the character with a large collection of firearms. The name Webley is one of the oldest names in the gun industry, founded in Birmingham, England in 1790. Oh, and with Simon Pegg''s character's name, we have both Devil (Nick) and Angel. Which is fitting , as his character's abilities and professionalism made him both a pain in the arse and a Godsend, simultaneously..

[@ArienRiley]

Another great Simon Pegg and Nick Frost film is Paul. Highly recommend.

[@wembley636]

I agree, but also to complete the Cornetto trilogy, Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and Worlds End.

[@punishedfist]

Perfect movie. Some info you might not know, as someone who lives in the UK: Lots of the cast are actors who were known for either UK television shows or stand up comedy, and this was a massive thing for them to be seen internationally. There is a TV show called Spaced which has two seasons in the UK which has a very similar style since it was made by edgar wright and simon pegg, and stars simon and nick. Well worth seeing, very funny and smartly edited, made before Shaun of the Dead.

[@dreamcruzer4743]

Always a good day when Whimsory uploads.

[@hovis1st]

First time watching your channel/reactions but i really like your analysis at the end, you properly get the film. I genuinely believe if British humour was more internationally accessible this would be considered the best comedy of all time. My favourite film ever, i watch this film like 4-6 times a year and it's still not lost it's charm. Also massive shout out for being the only reaction I've seen that's included the "Prick, Wanker" lines. Iconic moment.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Good one, Whimsory! This one is a hoot, isn't it? 😆Thanks for sharing it!

[@BM-hb2mr]

All kinds of actors from Lord of the Rings in this movie. Oh and Fuzz is what we called the police back in the 80's. Oh and Point Break is an awesome movie

[@Shoomer1988]

It's part of the 'Cornetto Ice Cream Trilogy' the last film being 'The World's End'. Oh, and fuzz is a nickname for the police.

[@Jamienomore]

I think you have a Great Laugh. It makes me smile. Very Good Reaction Video.🧸

[@eZTarg8mk2]

You'll enjoy the tv series "Spaced". They got the funding for Shaun of the dead based off of making that series. It's a totally different story, but with a familiar feel. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are main characters and some of the other actors in these films crop up in episodes. I think Edgar Wright was directing it, too, but my memory is a little hazy on that

[@mariobaculli4975]

lol that last mine is meant for ww1 and 2 battle ships and carriers, there's enough explosive power to take out the entire block forget just the station, its amazing that they still find those things floating around after almost a 100 years .

[@TheWebcrafter]

5:00 - NEIGBOURHOOD WATCH - The character responsible for the Neighbourhood Watch Surveillance was portrayed by veteran British actor Edward Woodward, also known for portraying Robert McCall in 1980s TV show, 'The Equalizer', Callan in the eponymous 1960s TV show, and doomed police officer in 'The Wicker Man (1973).

[@BigMike246]

Great video! I would like nothing more than for Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright to team up again with the team. I love the effort you put into your videos! You are wonderful and I'm so happy that you enjoy my favorite movies.

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

It's a bit fascinating. You know that the one guy is suspicious, and you suspect that he's TOO suspicious. You get the sense that he's being served on a silver platter, as the fillet o red herring. The twist is so unexpected, though. You have an extremely quirky town, and that's usually done just to set the environment. The goal of the viewer is to usually see the value of the new setting and interpret it through the quirks that have been established. It's not often that you realize that the entire town isn't just quirky. They're actually also crooked. The motives are also so odd, that even though all the pieces were there, none of it was telegraphed, until the final reveal. I see this movie working well as a mini-series, and maybe future cases evolving it into a full blown series. It reminds me of a lot of the detective shows one might see on BritBox. That's one thing that contributes to the whole effect. There's a bit of familiarity to the whole thing, but the whole thing is not at all what it seems. Angel is a fish out of water the whole time, and it's really hard to judge what is truly out of place. He spends a majority of the film investigating, and though the solution seems within reach, he never quite gets there. A series could take those pieces and really expand on them. I think it's a concept where a lot could be added, and a lot could be padded - without any of it seeming like padding.

[@christopherbowers7236]

my two favourite shots of this movie: the farmers mum getting a flying kick, and the dual pistol bike-lady flipping over Dannys car door

[@FLStyle]

I came for the reaction, I stayed for your researched facts. Here take this subscription 💁‍♂

[@gordonhaire9206]

If you like Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, you must watch "Paul"

[@thgeremilrivera-thorsen9556]

Yeeessss! I love Paul soooo much!

[@davidandrew7872]

Shaun Of The Dead

[@XLVIIXLVII]

​@@davidandrew7872she did Shaun of the Dead.

[@Whalewraith]

It's the cornetto trilogy. You need to watch 'The Worlds End' as well. It gets its name from the reference to one of the ice creams in each movie. Shaun Strawberry, Fuzz classico Worlds mint.

[@Just-Saiyan]

One of the most rewatchable movies ever

[@SeanLoveRobot]

Peter Jackson and Cait Blanchett are both in this movie uncredited. Ill give you the fun of figuring it out though.

[@AlienDenzil85]

In small villages in the UK, these "Village of the Year"-type awards are a big deal on a county or national level. I don't think there's too many villages where local groups would actively kill off the village's troublemakers just to win the award. Hot Fuzz suggests that there might actually be some places like that though. Who knows?!

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Part of the humour is that they're willing to kill people off for something that isn't such a big deal

[@grabtharshammer]

You never been to the South West then ;)

[@benlee8436]

@@grabtharshammer I could believe of Werrington village on the west side of of Peterborough...

[@user-qr8up7xp7d]

All of it really but a couple of my personal favourite bits are: The irony of the neighbour watch man calling him a busybody; Danny “accidentally” shooting the doctor in the foot, twice.

[@SirHilaryManfat]

I've probably said this before in your comments, but I think it's worth repeating. It's lovely how you pay so much respect to every movie you watch. I've seen so many reaction channels give movies a cursory "reaction" without much thought to the actual movie itself. The way in which you react to a movie and research it afterwards, really shows that you're genuinely interested in movies as an artform. As a Brit, I get that British comedy can be subtle at times and not always immediately laugh out loud, so it's lovely that you can appreciate movies like Hot Fuzz for its eccentric British way of doing comedy. Just to add, your comment about worrying that you have an "annoying laugh" couldn't be further from the truth. Genuinely you are the least annoying person I've seen on KZbin. You're an absolute diamond of a person, so never worry that you're "annoying" anyone.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Make it seem more like homework than a reaction. External details about the movie shouldn't factor into how you view the film.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

You might have caught this while editing, but they foreshadowed the whole movie twist at 1:30: "You can't just make people disappear." "Yes I can, I'm the Chief Inspector." Also I love the editing in this movie. It's so fast and snappy on the cuts.

[@magpieMOB]

Your laugh is delightful!

[@madelinemitchell5102]

I love the “farmer’s..& farmer’s mum’s “ callback at the end 🎉❤

[@TheJamieRamone]

Whimsory, after perusing thru several other of your videos and watching this to the end, I do believe I can confidently say: YARP!

[@aisle_of_view]

Eyes Wide Shut, Election, The Talented Mr Ripley, Drugstore Cowboy, Igby Goes Down, Dr Zhivago, Snatch, Shadow of the Vampire

[@cmay7429]

Might I suggest - Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. It's a classic with Micheal Caine and Steve Martin, and it's hilarious. Also, I haven't seen a ton of other reactions to it.

[@MoviesandCoffee]

The unofficial third part of the series is The World's End, also great

[@jamiemerian9736]

This one IMO, is the best movie Frost and Pegg made together. I just think it's a perfect comedy. So layered with long term setups and payoffs. Just perfect.

[@kimai1641]

You must watch "Paul" next! It's a must!

[@mltorrefranca]

Obligatory “The greater good.”

[@jackspringheel9963]

The greater good

[@Varksterable]

A great reaction to a great movie. Not my favourite, but I can see why so many younger nerds see it as the best. It is a shining star in movies simply because it isn't Hollywood dross. And your reaction is, as always brilliant and in-depth. ❤❤

[@TONE11111]

Subtle references to Straw Dogs (being shot in the foot,,, and the bear trap over the head in the pub) and Edward Woodward being cast ...(The wicker man 1973)

[@christinejalandoni5919]

This is the closest movie to perfection in the sense of there is no wasted scene.

[@slchance8839]

closest? have you seen Back to the Future? You might like it.

[@szeddezs]

@@slchance8839 BttF is a great example as well, but Hot Fuzz has even tighter dialogues that set up and pay off non-stop in comparison.

[@Cheepchipsable]

@@slchance8839 Whimsory has...she hated it 🤣 BttF became predictable because of it. Sometimes that makes it fun knowing what's going to happen next - and sometimes not.

[@sithlordkaeyl21]

As an EMT, I can confirm that what Simon Pegg’s character says about not calling wrecks “accidents” anymore, because it denotes someone isn’t responsible for the situation. When I was in school to get my EMT certification, we were taught to call wrecks an “MVA” (motor vehicle accident), but not long after that, it was changed to an “MVC” (motor vehicle collision) because of the reason his character said.

[@babalonkie]

In the UK they are called a Road Traffic Collision (RTC)... And RTC's make battlefields look like a picnic.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Yes, very few "accidents" are accidental. Mostly a result of someones negligence. Same with mechanical failure, a tiny percentage of accidents are from that.

[@awakeningcry]

@ 27:35 Jessica Hynes (Shaun of the Dead, woman who calls in the military at the end) thought of a great one-liner when she saw that... "rest in peas"

[@user-dy9oo6vd1b]

New subcriber, enjoying your channel very much, thank you for making it! Edgar Wright's movies are ALL a feast of meticulous details, making them so rewatchable - I look forward to you reacting to more of his work later down the road!

[@dan_hitchman007]

Timothy Dalton is also wickedly good in the adventure film "The Rocketeer."

[@LordVolkov]

As well as Flash Gordon and his Bond movies 👍

[@NemeanLion-]

@@LordVolkovHoly s*** yes!!!!

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@LordVolkov Personally, I think Dalton would have made a MUCH better Bond villain than being cast as 007. He clearly loves being a bad guy. He chews up the scenery. To me Dalton seemed bored playing Bond.

[@BruceFord-kx9sl]

Speaking of funerals, try Death at a Funeral - the original English version, Very similar humour. I enjoyed your reaction, awesome. Cheers

[@cutthr0atjake]

Great reaction. Hooe you go on to do the third film in the trilogy. The Worlds End is my favourite of the three.

[@vytallicaq.6881]

If you ever wanna try a war movie Whimsory, June 6 would be a good day for it. That will mark 80 years since the monumental D-day invasion of WW2. The movie "The Longest Day" was the most comprehensive and accurate depiction of what that was like. It also had a wide assortment of unique characters played by many famous actors of the time. If that's too heavy, you could try "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World". That had a fun, wild chase type of plot. With tons of zany characters along the way, played by even more recognizable faces of the time. Both of those movies would be a good way to familiarize yourself with many of the top stars of the past.

[@Wannabe_Baby]

You said in the post-movie thoughts that you hope your laugh didn't get annoying. It certainly didn't. Your reaction was great! :) I hope you round out the trilogy with "The World's End" because a few reactors have stopped here.

[@brettshirley]

Guess you'll have to complete the cornetto trilogy with the The World's End now 😄

[@ligman100]

You should watch Spaced,its a UK tv show with Simon pegg and Nich frost...its very good.

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

There's so much trivia for this film. One thing I like is that Edward Woodward (who plays the CCTV guy) was the lead in the original The Wicker Man, in which he's a police officer sent to a village which turns out to have a cult that wants to kill him... He was also the lead in the original Equalizer TV show so he wasn't new to firearms/action.

[@eddhardy1054]

Well done for giving away most of the plot mate. 👏👏

[@nicholasbyrne6485]

And, his final line in this, is his last line in the Wicker man

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello, I did not recognize him.

[@brewdaly1873]

​@@eddhardy1054if you're worried about spoilers, why would you watch a reaction for a movie you haven't seen?

[@eddhardy1054]

@@brewdaly1873 She might want to watch The Wicker Man based on folks saying it's good and the less she knew about the plot the more there'd be to discover & enjoy. How is this a foreign concept to you?

[@robling1937]

Yes! One of my favorite reactors doing my favorite movies! I'm not sure that there is such a thing as a perfect film, but if I had to pick one to defend as a perfect film, it'd be this. I don't think there is a single wasted moment of film. Every second is either set up or pay off. Because of that, it is almost infinitely re-watchable because you will keep finding new set ups and pay offs. It is one of those cases of everyone firing on all cylinders. Incredible script brought to life by nearly all the best acting talent Britain has to offer, lead by one of the most inventive directors of the past 20 years. And lets not forget the most honorable of mentions to the editor, Chris Dickens.

[@MLawrence2008]

Doris saying "Nothing like a bit of girl on girl" and Angel face kicking the old farmers mother are among my favorite scenes! :)

[@wembley636]

This is part 2 of the Cornetto trilogy, Worlds End is next

[@JeffersonMills]

What? Don’t ever worry about your laugh! Keep up the great work! ❤

[@mrbill21]

This is my fav from the Cornetto Trilogy, I am so happy you got to see, and enjoy it Whimsory...Big Hugs

[@marcwright8395]

One of my favorite movies of all time, best action movie ever!

[@Houldey]

Buncha folks have said it, but i'm adding to the pile on, Spaced is the tv show you should check out :P

[@Xenotric]

I think they did a good job with the characters by very much sectioning them off. Like you may not remember all their names but you know all the cops because they are the "cops" and in that group they each fairly distinct personalities (apart from the few that arent on purpose) and same with the villagers, focused on one or two main ones and rest are sort of "the villagers"

[@DugTheDog]

It changes over time but this one is more often than not my favourite of the Cornetto Trilogy. The other 2 are fantastic as well, but this one is truly special.

[@knightofnii4659]

What an enjoyable reaction. Really good to see how much you liked this. You now need to finish off with the Worlds End but I hope you consider some other comedies too.

[@skylinerunner1695]

I appreciate how much detail this reactor picks up on, it's especially satisfying for these Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg films that filled with references, recurring subplots and callbacks. Great channel, great host. Makes me miss Canada.

[@NemeanLion-]

I love that the masked woman at the beginning was actually Cate Blanchett and no one knew it.

[@tetleyT]

And Peter Jackson playing Santa Claus!

[@NemeanLion-]

@@tetleyT Nice!!! Didn’t know that!

[@user-uv5yw3uw7q]

No problem saying they could make a funeral funny. There’s actually a movie called death at a funeral and it is hilarious. Stars Chris rock, Danny Glover, and Zoe Saldana. Just to name a few of the many many big stars in this movie, the 2010 version death at a funeral.

[@francesw.6774]

Your quirky and idiosyncratic and well thought out reactions are fun to watch, Whimsory. And don't worry about your laughter becoming annoy - it's fun to watch you have a giggle fit.

[@magicalmrwest]

I think it’s worth pointing out that whilst Danny may claim ignorance, he was clearly involved. After all, consider the ketchup packet and ask when he gave it to Nicholas. The only opportunity he had was when he handed him his notebook, before Nicholas knew the truth; thus it’s evident that Danny knew he would be walking into danger. Maybe he wanted out, but he damn well knew what was going on in the village.

[@GMWILD87]

Your next achievement is unlocked when you finish the cornetto trilogy with world's end and then I highly recommend Paul I personally recommend it high and highly but that's me lol.

[@stewrmo]

Now watch Worlds End please, for the greater good.

[@edwardlosty549]

Great editing and synopsis at the end. 👍

[@marcwright8395]

Also a bunch of the bad guys have Sinister last names, like Skinner, Hatcher, Reaper, Treacher, Shooter etc

[@Uncle.Sam.Gaming]

my favorite callbacks in this movie is the detectives talking about the phone book "want us to start with aaron a aaronson shall we" then the little kids name is "aaron a aaronson" lmfao

[@DmanDmax]

The Romeo and Juliet homage was actually for the Romeo+Juliet movie. Also Nicholas was told to call Aaron A. Aaronson and it was the kid in the end.

[@robertcomeau6873]

It's my favorite joke in the movie. A local amateur theatre group puts on a badly written and acted play that's based on a movie that's based on the play. It's absurdly circular, and I would pay a disgusting amount of money to see it.

[@jamesparson2476]

Imagine telling your favourite actor how you envisage hia part!!!

[@Hellbe939]

What a natural beauty 😍

[@robertstuart480]

I enjoy this movie, and your reacting to it.

[@user-rt7eq7cw8o]

Whimsory is dreamy ;)

[@chapo0815]

Whimsory your'e awsome! 😉👍🏼

[@peperino25]

Please react to : ★ *Scott Pilgrim vs. the World* (2010) 🔥 _/starring Michael Cera , Chris Evans & Brie Larson_ Directed by *Edgar Wright* ★ *Paul* (2011) 🔥 _/starring Simon Pegg , Nick Frost , Kristen Wiig & Seth Rogen (as Paul)_

[@sebastianandres8781]

i agreed +2