An overall fresh comedy coating the mystery...

Rating: 10/10 (10 March 2010)

I've been wondering if there are few decent British films being comedic but full-packed, there are lots. Hot Fuzz to begin with is seriously entertaining. I thought that its sharp, fast-paced, eccentric movie style is a turn-down but no, it made me curious. Getting puzzled I was fascinated how they sheathed the whole story with mystery, revelation and evenhanded action, comedy and a little bit of drama. Simon Pegg brought well his character. I've used to stereotyping him as only fit for comedic roles, but the moment I saw his scene with Nick Frost near the end, I thought "This guy is pretty convincing". He can act well, the way his job demands. Speaking of Nick Frost he was always funny. He was deliberately suitable to play his role. Pegg and Frost's combination is really laughable. I was also surprised that Jim Broadbent appeared in this film, he played well his character. It's not ennui to watch this film over and over again. Edgar Wright's brilliance in pulling all together in this film made it always fresh from the oven. Though there were similarities with his recent Shaun of the Dead (which admittedly was the best) Hot Fuzz nevertheless was way cool in comedy and story. Entertainment unexhausted I believe I strongly recommend seeing this film to anyone delighted with its comical wittiness in action, comedy and mystery.