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• John M

  
  Not as good as Shaun of the Dead but decent fun.

• Michael E

  
  I'm not the biggest fan of cop films, and I haven't seen a lot of Simon Pegg/Nick Frosts work but if their movies are as good as this one sign me up. Not only is this one of the most well done comedies and action filsm I've seen, its one of the best films I've ever… More
  I'm not the biggest fan of cop films, and I haven't seen a lot of Simon Pegg/Nick Frosts work but if their movies are as good as this one sign me up. Not only is this one of the most well done comedies and action filsm I've seen, its one of the best films I've ever seen in general. The jokes, the parody, the relationship between the two main characters, the twist, the acting, the action, all of it is just entertaining as hell and keeps you watching no matter what mood you're in. Pegg and Frost work off each other so eye to eye in this film that it comes off as legit and hilarious. And the ending climax that I won't spoil on what happens, but I'll just say, its one of the most entertaining climaxes I've seen before in a film, and the best shootout I've seen in an action film.

• Universal D

  
  A naked parody of cop/action films (and those that love them) what makes this sparkle was done in the editing room where quick cutting and viewpoint shifts are tweaked nigh past instinctively, making even static scenes seem to crackle with import and menace. And hats off to Blazing… More
  A naked parody of cop/action films (and those that love them) what makes this sparkle was done in the editing room where quick cutting and viewpoint shifts are tweaked nigh past instinctively, making even static scenes seem to crackle with import and menace. And hats off to Blazing Saddles.

• Samuel R

  
  Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost; the masterminds behind 'Shaun of The Dead' have done another superb comedy with 'Hot Fuzz'. However, unlike 'Shaun of The Dead', I felt that the over the top gore felt less neccessary for this film. However, this… More
  Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost; the masterminds behind 'Shaun of The Dead' have done another superb comedy with 'Hot Fuzz'. However, unlike 'Shaun of The Dead', I felt that the over the top gore felt less neccessary for this film. However, this doesn't stop this action filled laugh fest from being as superb and clever as the first instalment in 'The Cornetto Trilogy'.

• Joshua W

  
  Although the humor is great, I really didn't care about the plot of this movie. I love it when Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg & Nick Frost work together. They're comedic genieses but I dont think story wise this film had as much to offer as Shawn of the Dead. With that said… More
  Although the humor is great, I really didn't care about the plot of this movie. I love it when Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg & Nick Frost work together. They're comedic genieses but I dont think story wise this film had as much to offer as Shawn of the Dead. With that said this is still funny as hell.

• Carlos M

  
  With a fantastic direction and an Oscar-worthy editing, it boasts a brilliant script that combines hilarious comedy, exhilarating action and clever thriller while paying an incredible attention to the smallest details - though too restrained with violence in its climax.

• Matt G

  
  Simon Skinner: Michael? Michael? Are you there? Michael? Is everything okay? Nicholas Angel: Yarp. After impressing audiences with his cult hit Shaun of the Dead, Edgar Wright reassembled [most of] the same cast and did a buddy-cop flick, entitled Hot Fuzz. If not for the brilliant… More
  Simon Skinner: Michael? Michael? Are you there? Michael? Is everything okay? Nicholas Angel: Yarp. After impressing audiences with his cult hit Shaun of the Dead, Edgar Wright reassembled [most of] the same cast and did a buddy-cop flick, entitled Hot Fuzz. If not for the brilliant chemistry between Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as two completely opposite partners is engaging and hilarious. Danny Butterman: It's not murder, it's ketchup. Edgar Wright's script is filled with memorable one-liners ("You haven't seen Bad Boys II?) and combines the genre's of action and comedy into one fun film. This film is extremely British, filmed in Britain, staring British people. Just how I like it. Danny Butterman: Supercop. Meet the cop that can't be stopped. Visually, this is a stunning film. I review Blu-rays for a living (yes, I'm serious), and the editing looks similar to the sequences in these big blockbusters, yet has the smarts of an indie film. What a skillfully lukewarm combination! For fans of British cinema, Hot Fuzz shall not be missed. Nicholas Angel: It's Frank! He's appointed himself Judge, Jury and Executioner.

• Directors C

  
  Hot Fuzz is the best comedy film of 2007. It makes good use of all it's cast members and doesn't over do it with effects and rules in favour of smart scripted comedy, it is probably the best parody film ever made. The comic brilliance of the duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost has… More
  Hot Fuzz is the best comedy film of 2007. It makes good use of all it's cast members and doesn't over do it with effects and rules in favour of smart scripted comedy, it is probably the best parody film ever made. The comic brilliance of the duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost has been proven once again! It is an extremely fresh thrill ride with great action sequences and storyline and believe it or not, it even improved itself from Shaun of the Dead!

• Scott G

  
  An ultimately fresh and upbeat film, the gore is used well and isn't OVER used, it's just simply Edgar Wright, who's work never goes unnoticed and this is no exception, everything in the film is linked there is always something to laugh at, in every scene, there's… More
  An ultimately fresh and upbeat film, the gore is used well and isn't OVER used, it's just simply Edgar Wright, who's work never goes unnoticed and this is no exception, everything in the film is linked there is always something to laugh at, in every scene, there's always action and always entertainment, whether your watching it for the first time, or for the hundredth time.

• Phil H

  
  What can I say, you'll be surprised to hear that I was alittle disappointed to be honest. Yeah it was funny in places but not a riot by any means, the whole idea is so good I just think they wasted the chance to REALLY top it. It starts off really well but gets less funny and too… More
  What can I say, you'll be surprised to hear that I was alittle disappointed to be honest. Yeah it was funny in places but not a riot by any means, the whole idea is so good I just think they wasted the chance to REALLY top it. It starts off really well but gets less funny and too silly from the half way mark if you ask me. There's almost every top English actor in this, which kinda makes it alittle to 'cameo happy' and almost abit to full of itself, ego building hehe. The ending was just too stupid really, the whole film has a good satire and spoof humour about it but the end sequence is just way too over the top, the spoofery and larger than life action is just too much, almost like a daft comdey sketch from Monty Python or Bottom, sometimes you can spoof too hard and spoil the humour.

• Idrees K

  
  One of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time

• Melvin W

  
  Danny Butterman: Ever fired your gun in the air and yelled, 'Aaaaaaah?'  "They are going to bust your arse." The second film from the Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost team is a really funny followup to their successful Shaun of the Dead. There's a lot… More
  Danny Butterman: Ever fired your gun in the air and yelled, 'Aaaaaaah?'  "They are going to bust your arse." The second film from the Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost team is a really funny followup to their successful Shaun of the Dead. There's a lot of little references to Shaun of the Dead that are hilarious. Although Hot Fuzz isn't quite as good as Shaun of the Dead; it's still a great comedy in it's own right. As Shaun of the Dead tackled zombie films; Hot Fuzz tackled the buddy cop movies. It's great as a spoof, yet still really funny as a stand alone movie. If you haven't seen that many of the movies Hot Fuzz is spoofing, it wouldn't really matter. It would still be funny. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost is one of the best comedy teams around. They have great chemistry onscreen together and just make for a really fun experience every time you watch them. There's a lot to like from Hot Fuzz and not a lot to hate. If you find something to dislike about this movie you are looking way too hard.  Reverend Philip Shooter: Oh, you're an agnostic, then?  Dr. Robin Hatcher: I think I've got a cream for that! 

• Dead A

  
  This is really brilliant! It's hilarious!

• Drake T

  
  The only time when satire/parody can truly be this disgustingly funny. And with so much style to boot, Hot Fuzz is Pegg and Frost at their best. There's just so much originality in their particular brand of humor, you'll be laughing constantly at every set piece and every… More
  The only time when satire/parody can truly be this disgustingly funny. And with so much style to boot, Hot Fuzz is Pegg and Frost at their best. There's just so much originality in their particular brand of humor, you'll be laughing constantly at every set piece and every scene. What's more impressive is the genre loyalty, from character archetypes to plot there's very much love for this film.

• Robert C

  
  What I love about Simon Pegg is that he LOVES films and it is evident (as in Shuan Of The Dead) again here. The film really does have something for everyone. Brilliantly written and well acted with a cast list that is filled with some of my favorite British (TV and Film) stars.… More
  What I love about Simon Pegg is that he LOVES films and it is evident (as in Shuan Of The Dead) again here. The film really does have something for everyone. Brilliantly written and well acted with a cast list that is filled with some of my favorite British (TV and Film) stars. While the film starts of just the way you'd expect it to (silly, light hearted, fun)...it ends up taking a surprisingly dark turn about halfway through and even throws some fairly gruesome special effects into the mix. The image of an elderly Billie Whitelaw firing a machine gun (beehive hair bouncing with each kickback) was priceless.

• Jim C

  
  These guys sure can make a funny movie. It not only was funny, but who wouldve thought the actionwouldve been badass, I mean seriously, this action was awesome. imon pegg and Nick Frost are very charming and cool and I love dthere characters. It had smart jokes and the same formula… More
  These guys sure can make a funny movie. It not only was funny, but who wouldve thought the actionwouldve been badass, I mean seriously, this action was awesome. imon pegg and Nick Frost are very charming and cool and I love dthere characters. It had smart jokes and the same formula as Shaun of the Dead, another hilarious movie. Hot Fuzz is one of the few comedies yu will see that you will feel smart paying for a buddy cop comedy film.

• Kase V

  
  An interesting story turns into something maybe a little too silly, but in the end, the ride is WELL worth it. The quick editing techniques that Edgar Wright uses are very effective, and his direction couldn't be better. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are also brilliant as the two… More
  An interesting story turns into something maybe a little too silly, but in the end, the ride is WELL worth it. The quick editing techniques that Edgar Wright uses are very effective, and his direction couldn't be better. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are also brilliant as the two leads. This trio is pretty amazing and meshes together beautifully. I can't wait to see what Wright does next. This movie has made me a fan.

• Lady D

  
  A cleverly crafted, smart comedy with an un-splittable comedy partnership between Pegg and Frost. Smoothly mimicking it's way through cliched Dramas and stereotypical views of the countryside, along with a borrowed touch of Action and an all star British cast, this comedy gem… More
  A cleverly crafted, smart comedy with an un-splittable comedy partnership between Pegg and Frost. Smoothly mimicking it's way through cliched Dramas and stereotypical views of the countryside, along with a borrowed touch of Action and an all star British cast, this comedy gem is a true unique touch to British comedy and is a great watch time and time again. It doesn't get better than this for Pegg and Frost.

• Michael S

  
  Completely exeeded my expectations. I never would have thought that Edgar Wright and the gang could top the wonderful "Shaun of the Dead," but somehow Hot Fuzz does with flying colors. This is literally a belly-laugh a minute type of film, and it's seemingly flawless… More
  Completely exeeded my expectations. I never would have thought that Edgar Wright and the gang could top the wonderful "Shaun of the Dead," but somehow Hot Fuzz does with flying colors. This is literally a belly-laugh a minute type of film, and it's seemingly flawless mix of action, humour, gore, and buddy movie homages/cliches makes it not only one of the best films of the year so far, but one of the best comedies i've seen in the past few years. Highly Recommended!

• Candy R

  
  The comedy duo who made Shaun of the Dead, Pegg and Frost made this funny cop movie about a supercop in a sleepy English village. It's a cross between Midsomers Murders and Bad Boys.

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