Hot Fuzz DVD

Advantages: Hilarious film, very well made and a huge array of extras
Disadvantages: Maybe not to everyone's taste in humour

...I didn’t expect was this. Hot fuzz started off fairly slow and after the first twenty minutes or so I have to admit, I was a little disappointed, the humour was there but the story and events so far were a long way short of Shaun of the dead. After this though, my opinion was changed in a heartbeat as the story took a sinister turn and the humour and slapstick were quite literally shelled out by the bucket load. I suddenly found myself having to ...
...I have to say that Hot fuzz was one of the most uplifting and humorous two hours I’ve spent in some time. DVD – The DVD is very well presented and jam packed with extras. The sound and picture quality are absolutely brilliant, a sharp and clear picture without so much as a blemish in sight and crisp, clear sound that is in my opinion at least, even better than you’d get in the cinema, a very professional package. This two disk set contains the film ... Read review

Advantages: Witty and entertaining
Disadvantages: Slightly too long

As a rule, I am often disappointed by British comedies. So frequently they rely on the lead character being a bumbling idiot (see most Hugh Grant roles), but that format was tired and boring a long time ago. "Shaun Of The Dead" was the opposite of that, and it was hugely successful and well received by the critics. A lot of this is down to the fact that it was more americanised than the standard Brit comedy. "Hot Fuzz" sees the return of the team ...
...comedy can combine action with a touch of core and still be really funny. Simon Pegg teams up with Nick Frost, and his co-writer Edgar Wright takes the directorial reins of this parody of American buddy cop films. Pegg stars as Nicholas Angel, a highly motivated and focused London policeman whose girlfriend has left him for another man. He makes so many arrests he makes the rest of The Met look bad. In order to save face, his superiors relocate him ... Read review

Advantages: Brilliantly funny, great stunts
Disadvantages: Bloody killings, lots of swearing

...Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) A Hot Shot London police officer who knows the letter of the law inside out. Top of every class has an arrest rate 4 times that of his colleagues. Danny Butterman (Nick Frost): A simple local village policeman, who lives for cornettos and the pub. Is happy wih his life until he meets Angel and feels he is missing out. Frank Butterman (Jim Broadbent): The boss of the police force, and Danny's father who has a way of dealing ...
...an interesting progression of how Hot Fuzz was born of Edgar Wrights childhood dream and the success of Shaun of the Dead. It is interesting to see how the cast of young police officers and older villagers interact with each other and how the in-jokes made it onto the big screen. * 22 deleted scenes - some of these are very funny and I'm guessing were cut out because of the already long final edit. Some were cut out for a reason though. Others ... Read review

Advantages: Funny jokes, great tag lines and laughable images
Disadvantages: Some dont find it funny

Officer Angel:"Whens your birthday?" Boy in pub: "22nd February" Officer Angel: "What year?" Boy in Pub: "Every Year.." Officer Angel: "Get out." Film Review Only I am writing this review to refute some of the dreadful reviews it recieved. I must admit that when I first watched the film I disliked it for several reasons. However, after watching it for several more times, I started to find things really funny, like the piece of script above. ...
...from it, I am just appealing to its laughter factor, which it does have from beginning to end, from calling the woman at the motel a hag to chasing a swan. If you truly think about it, there are a good amount of jokes in the film. "Brief Plot" The storyline is simple. Officer Angle (Simon Pegg) is removed from his police duties in London because he makes everybody else look bad with his fantastic arrest record. After being let go by the police ... Read review

Advantages: a great film, brilliant comedy, fantastic cast
Disadvantages: some people fail to see the action as a parody

Hot Fuzz is an action/comedy and is the second film written and directed by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright. It follows the highly successful ‘Shaun Of The Dead’ that also featured the two leading actors, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Their partnership and relationship with the usual cast used in the films was started by the Channel 4 show Spaced that was to some extent a success. This DVD was released on the 11th Of June 2007 after a highly successful ...
...**Characters** Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) Nicholas is an over-achieving Metropolitan police officer, so much though that he poses a threat to the rest of the service by making them look bad. He is relocated to the small village town of Sandford. Throughout the film he struggles to relax and leave the police issues at the station. He is helped by Danny is become stress-free. The ways of small village life also frustrate him. As he is so dedicated ... Read review