Hot Fuzz Review

Rating: 9/10 (7 September 2016)

Hot Fuzz(2007) Starring:Simon Pegg,Nick Frost,Timothy Dalton, Jim Broadbent,Paddy Considine,Rafe Spall,Adam Buxton, Kevin Eldon,Olivia Colman,Edward Woodward,Bill Nighy,Paul Freeman,Stuart Wilson,and Lucy Punch Directed By:Edgar Wright Review BIG COPS. SMALL TOWN. MODERATE VIOLENCE. This is about to go off. I mean I'm sitting throughout this film laughing and I'm like why is that then I remember it's a freaking part of the cornetto trilogy. With a unique spin on the sub-genre of buddy cop films(which I haven't watched a lot of). It's so much fun you'll need some ice cream. The film revolves around Nicholas Angel(Simon Pegg) who is a big city cop who can't be stopped-but he's making everyone else on the force look bad. When he is reassigned to a small quite town called Sanford,he struggles with his new seemingly idyllic world and his bumbling partner(Nick Frost). Their dull existence is interrupted by several grisly and suspicious accidents,and the crime-fighting duo turn up the heat and hand out high-octane,car-crashing,gun- fighting,big city justice. I gotta admit it felt kind of slow but when the murders started and the jokes,fences and ice cream kept coming I kept laughing and putting a smile on my face. This would actually make sense,what the murders do in this film,that could happen it brings a situation you would probably see this happen in a small town or village where everyone knew each other. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost come packing with the same hilarious chemistry they had in Shaun of the dead,when there together on screen your going to die of laughter. This satire of American action movie is one of the greatest films conceived by man,even if it's only issue I feel is that it does move pretty slow. It's fast with it's action and clever so I'm giving Hot Fuzz a four and a half out of five.