Hot Fuzz (Special Edition, 2 DVDs) Reviews

Hot Fuzz really was a let down for me at first, I was expecting more laugh out loud moments like in Shawn of the Dead. This is a bigger budget outing for Simon Pegg and his funny side kick Nick Frost but it is more of a real film than a silly comedy. After watching the film a few more times I appreciate the better production and effort ...  Read the complete review

Hot Fuzz is a 2007 action/comedy, written by Simon Pegg (who also stars) and Edgar Wright (who directs). Sgt Nicolas Angel (Pegg) is an officious police officer with the Metropolitan Police Service who, thanks to his dedication to the job, has record numbers of arrests. Rather than being pleased with this, his superiors feel that ...  Read the complete review

I am a massive fan of simon and nick. I think that they are the best pair in comedy, well, ever. This films is the second of the "Cornetto trillogy" ( the three films in witch a cornetto jaoke is featured) and its lives up to the standards of shaun of the dead. Making this films must hace been a real challenge as it is a real flip around ...  Read the complete review

After making a screen-blistering screamer with Shaun of the Dead, i'm afraid to say that Hot Fuzz just doesn't quite hit the mark. Sorry. Now don't get me wrong, i love these two clowns and i believe they are probably one of the best comedy pairings seen in recent years, but this film just lacks something that i can't quite put my ...  Read the complete review

Hot Fuzz = the best British film in the last ten years, there has been no better action/ comedy (that I've seen) made. Written by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright, starring Pegg and Nick Frost this comedy/ action film is a follow up to 'Shaun of the Dead' and the TV series 'Spaced'. The movie itself is a mock up of many different action movies and of ...  Read the complete review

Hot Fuzz is a hilarious British Comedy which was very funny and is a film that is well worth seeing. Having said that the extras on this double disc version do not justofy the extra cost so I would stick with the cheaper single disc version. The film stars Simon Pegg as icholas Angel a top police officerfrom London who is transferred to ...  Read the complete review

The most recent film to make it the top of my rental list on Lovefilm was Hot Fuzz. This was one of my husband's choices so I sat down not knowing what to expect at all. I thought by the name it was some American action film however I was surprised to find that it was in fact a British comedy. It is made by the same people who made ...  Read the complete review

And they're back ! Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are on the ball after their recent success with the soon to be cult classic 'Sean of the Dead' which involves the whole of London turning into Zombies. Here the two are Police Officers in the middle of the quietest and most peaceful village around, however, all is not what it seems as the two ...  Read the complete review

I'll begin this review by saying that Shaun of the Dead is one of my all time favourite movies - one that I could watch repeatedly and never get bored. When I heard they were making a 'follow-up', I couldn't wait! The trailer looked amazing, and they were ripping into a lot of the movies I loved, like Point Break, and Lethal ...  Read the complete review

Film Only Review Synopsis Meet PC Nicholas Angel. With the top arrest record and a passion for paperwork he is the hottest cop in the Metropolitan Police Force. In fact, he is so hot that he is making his colleagues look bad. With this in mind Angel's superiors send him away to Sandford, a village so sleepy it is practically ...  Read the complete review

Shawn of the Dead was incredible...can you put both actors in a movie together again so soon after and make it a success?? Yes, by George they did it!! If you liked Shawn theres no point reading the review, cos you will love this. That was zombies, this is, well a cult. For those of you still reading, who havent seen Shawn, ...  Read the complete review

I didn't know if it was possible for Edgar Wright to make a funnier, more entertaining film that Shawn of the Dead, but the truth is they succeeded. Hot Fuzz is simply brilliant as a comedy. Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) is an ambitious and hard working London police officer, a real superstar in his precinct. He's so good that makes all others ...  Read the complete review

Hot Fuzz sees Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) as a top London cop whose dedication and results are starting to cause problems with jealous colleagues who feel he is making them look bad. As a result he is transferred to rural, quiet, 'crime-free' Sandford, based in Gloucestershire. His first arrest is a drink driver who turns out to be his ...  Read the complete review

Review of the DVD "Hot Fuzz" The DVD This DVD was released by Universal Pictures in 2007. It has a run time of 1 hour 56 minutes and has been designated as suitable for age 15 or more. The genre is Action/Adventure/Comedy. The DVD carries a warning that the film contains strong very language, strong bloody ...  Read the complete review

What a film, a genuine British written action comedy that brings out the best in Simon Pegg. I never did watch Shaun of the Dead but having heard it was great I purchased the DVD whilst it was on special offer in Tesco's. General plot is a copper from London is sent to the country where he is made sergeant of Sandford, a village that ...  Read the complete review

Great actors in this film, i was expected a film just as funny if not better then shaun of the dead. I found that this film " hot fuzz " was extremeley funny and full of jokes and laugh. I really enjoyed watching this film it was just really funny and so suprising. The characters in this film are outrageously funny and i really enjoyed ...  Read the complete review

Pegg and Wright had a lot of high expectations with Hot Fuzz after the huge success of Shaun of The Dead three years before, but they have again managed to pull it off. Both movies have an impressive 8.0 on IMDB and fully deserve it. This time Simon Pegg stars as Nicholas Angel; a very skilled police officer in the Metropolitan Police ...  Read the complete review

Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and director Edgar Wright rose to fame as a team after the success of sitcom Spaced, about the life of two strangers that have just met and pretend to be a proffesional couple in order to get a flat and film Shaun of the Dead, a comedy zombie film. The film Hot Fuzz is there attempt to try and make british cops look cool. ...  Read the complete review

The Facts: Certificate - 15 , Running Time - 116 Minutes, Genre - Action / Comedy The Plot: PC Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) is the best policeman in London. He's so good, in fact, that he's making the remainder of the force appear quite mundane and lacklustre in comparison. The only solution open to his superiors (played by ...  Read the complete review

Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright shot to fame with 2004's superb romantic zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead, and so their next effort, a postmodern copy drama, Hot Fuzz, was heavily anticipated. It is the second instalment in their "blood and ice cream" trilogy, a parody of the French "Three Colours" trilogy, ending with ...  Read the complete review