Simon Pegg throws you into the extremely tongue in cheek narrative with its quick pace edits, booming sounds and terrific camera work that we have come to expect from Edgar Wright since Shaun of the Dead. Simon Pegg has really exceeded my expectations and credit must also go to Nick Frost who plays the classic sidekick which he accomplishes so well. The aforementioned crafty work by Edgar Wright proves that his style creates some of the best action sequences in the business. Whether it be the shoot’em ups, chase scenes or the jump out of your seat surprises, Wright can really make a film move and does this one ever!!!

This is definitely one of those films you have to watch at least twice to come close to getting every single joke, because they come so hard and fast it is sometimes hard to stop laughing at the previous one in time to hear the next.

Even though the film does take a lot of twists and turns there isn’t really a moment where it lacks energy. Sure there are parts that slow it down, but it needs this to build momentum to one of the most climactic and hysterical pieces in film history.

Speed is the key! It keeps this insanely funny narrative flowing while at the same time giving a huge insight into the extremely detailed characters. Each character brings something to the table. It is an inventive yet classic comedy that reaches most audiences with its tongue in cheek and witty humour.

People who thought the cop-comedy genre was finished should definitely see this creative film which will pluck those heart strings and have you slapping that knee while feasting your eyes on the adrenaline fueled action!!!

Thankfully the majority of trailer material happens in the first 15 minutes so you get the bits you know out of the way. i cant really say a lot as it may spoil the film. but if you loved Shaun of the dead you should certainly want to see this.

if you have seen spaced and Shaun of the dead you will appreciate the handywork of Edgar Wright. and you will see the return of some of the of the old faces such as spaced landlady Marsha

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost both fit into the roles of policemen, sorry officers, well, and Pegg is the usual High Flying guy who is too good for his job, While Frost plays that tag-along soon to become sidekick who doesn’t really know uite why he’s there.

This is totally one you have to see or you will be missing out. if comedy is your thing, this is your film.

The plot is basically what the trailer advertises, in London a talented cop (Simon Pegg) is sent to a small village by jealous colleagues to pair up with a dim witted police officer with no experience. After the bodies begin to pile up, the duo discover that the small, sleepy England town may not be as innocent as it seems.

In my opinion, “Hot Fuzz” is the first truly great film of 2007. It’s filled with laughs, action and includes a few scenes of necessary gore, which includes someone being decapitated, a man’s head being crushed open by a falling piece of stone, and a man being impaled by a jagged gateway bar. It grabs the audience at the beginning of the film and doesn’t let go until the credits start rolling, and seems a lot short than than the 120 minutes its advertised as.

9/10 - An excellent film, highly recommended.

But what can I say? It’s just hilarious! An incredibly funny, witty, intelligent British comedy that manages to bring you to tears with laughter and also offers extremely well directed and executed action scenes! If you liked the likes of Shaun of the Dead, you’ll love this, simple as that. I was oddly surprised to find that it was incredibly violent, albeit, in a cartoony way, but it will definitely make you squint. Plenty of cameo’s by the likes of the hilarious Bill Bailey and a great cast will make this a action/thriller/comedy hard to forget! Excellent.

This film is no less than a blast. I enjoyed it from beginning to end, and when it was over, I wished it would’ve lasted for another hour. The script is great, the actors do a great job and the fun never stops.

It starts out like an episode of an English TV-drama. It stays that way for quite some time, but is sometimes interrupted by grotesque murders. Then, when you start getting disappointed, everything goes nuts.

If you liked Shaun of the Dead and/or spaced, this film will be your film of the year.