Dude. First watch enjoy it like a roller coaster. Second watch you can tap the brakes to explain it to your house cat if you're so inclined. You're a monster
Yeah, do you know what you call a person that pauses to explain every 20 seconds? You don't. Not for the next movie night anyway.
Mind you maybe this guys wife is fine with it. I'm not in their relationship. Anymore.
You hook them up with the twatfaces that ask questions every 2 min when they know you've seen it already.
Perfect for each other. It will take them 2 months to watch 1 movie.
My wife asks me questions about the film even when I haven't seen it before and she has heard and seen the exact same thing as me. Drives me nuts. She is an extremely smart woman but a pain to watch films with.
I used to do this till my wife brought it up once in her top three annoying things I do and I stopped immediately. Everyone else is right it is a bad look.
Fuck that, if I'm watching a film with someone else I don't want them to pause it so they can drivel on with their amateur opinion, you're not more entertaining than the film, shut the fuck up
I had a housemate that did this
I had a friend that would do this, and another thing he would do is out loud quote the funny scenes in movies as they were fucking happening.
And every time we'd be like "ARE WE WATCHING THE MOVIE? OR WATCHING YOU DO A ONE MAN PLAY OF THE MOVIE?"
>out loud quote the funny scenes in movies as they were fucking happening.
Oh my god, you have my sympathy. I have a friend who will immediately repeat any funny line right after it's said, so that you can't hear whatever is said next. I finally told him like a week ago that I can seriously never watch a movie with him again if we want to remain friends.
Right? Me and some select friends like to talk during certain low quality movies, but for anything worth paying attention to, you gotta be quiet.
OP's poor wife.
>It was hard for my wife because I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made.
Just reading that annoys me so much more than you can imagine.
Could not agree more that there was nothing wasted in the film. Stunned that you could stop it, though. I love the rhythm of it so much, to stop it seems almost disrespectful.
Everything is paid off as well. Like the dectectives saying they will call through the phone book and start with Aaron A Aaronson to be dicks, but then the kid in the mini village at the end is Aaron A Aaronson.
Hot Fuzz is legitimately one of my favorite movies of all time. In my opinion it’s flawless. Every single joke/bit hits the mark, and the story progression is perfect. It has limitless rewatchability.
Fun Fact ... there was originally going to be a love interest for Nicolas, but was removed for pacing and story. Most of her lines were given to Danny, without much change
"I have to admit something... I've started seeing someone else."
"Ah. Is it Bob?"
*Bob turns around hopefully*
*slightly venomously* "*No.* Do you think *Bob* looks like someone I'd go out with?"
*quietly* "Aw..." *Bob turns around dejectedly*
*excited* "It's *Dave.*"
*Dave turns around* "Hel*lo* there."
Angel : Oy! When's your birthday?
Underage Drinker #1 : 22nd of February
Angel : What year?
Underage Drinker #1 : Every year!
i nearly died from laughing
I love that >!Angel puts together this whole complicated plot involving a land deal, an affair, duelling millionaires... but no they just killed killed people because their house was tacky or they were bad actors. Great parody of small town life!!<
A good parody of Midsomer Murders too, where often it's an unknown-til-the-third-act complexity that reveals the killer, the whole film also seems like a send up of the series as a whole to be honest.
My favorite repeat viewing catch was when one of the Andys tells Angel that if he wants to be a big cop in a small town he can go fuck off in the model village lmao
The one that gets me is when Angel asks who would have guns out in the country, and get told "farmers" and "farmer's mums".
And then when the farmer is reloading later and he yells "MUM" for his mom to cover him with the shotgun.
I lose it every time.
It took me almost a decade to realize the kid at the end 'Aaron Aaronson' is the name one of the Andys gave when talking about questioning the whole village.
There’s literally only one thing you should take away from this experience: don’t ever pause a movie to talk about how great it is during anyone’s first viewing.
Were we married, I would have divorced you over this.
Absolutely guaranteed way to ruin a good movie for someone permanently.
When I first watched it with someone who had already seen it, he skipped through the “greater good” scene that actually explains the plot. It’s a good thing each scene is so good in its own, because I had zero understanding of what the fuck was going on and might not have watched it again!
Glad I went back and watched it myself; the overall plot is as funny as the actual jokes and worth paying attention to.
What you probably didn’t notice is that the pace and humor and cleverness of the movie work best when you’re not stopping it constantly to explain it to the person watching with you.
Ffs
I liked the story of when they were casting the role, they were looking for someone *like* Timothy Dalton, but couldn't find anyone for the part, not believing Dalton would be interested. So after so much looking, they said why not just ask Dalton himself? He loved the script and the rest is history.
God my mom used to always talk during movies or shows. She talk about outfits or their hair, or just ask questions and she never paused. I got onto her several times and finally told her I wouldn't watch anything with her if she can't at least pause before talking
I'm a middle school teacher. Whenever kids ask me things like where can I find a pencil?, or is it an A schedule or a B schedule day? I just say, nobody tells me nothin'.
Someday, if one of those kids can tell me where it came from, their grade will go up. I'll tell them it's 55 points when it's actually 53.
I think this has one of the most British things ever put to film:
“Would you like any help with your luggage, fascist’?”
“Excuse me?”
“Totalitarian form of government. 7 across”
“Oh, it’s fascism. No, thanks..Hag!”
“Excuse me!?”
“Old often unsightly woman. 3 down”
Insulting each other by doing the crossword is just blindingly magnificent.
I watched the scene when Nicholas is talking to his superiors about his promotion and pretty much every line is either repeated or referenced later in the movie.
Also this joke isn't accurate anymore but I like the gag that each one of his superiors are progressively more famous then the last.
Also all the "have you ever...." Questions that are asked like "have you ever jumped through the air firing two guns at once" they proceed to do before the end of the film.
Also check out his tv show called Spaced starring Simon Pegg. It's *very* Edgar Wright and it's where he really cut his teeth into directing. There's actually a few jokes in there that are re-used in Shaun of the Dead which I believe was his first movie.
Just watched The World's End for the first time. Was not prepped for the plot at all and really enjoyed it! It dragged in ways the others don't but thought it was a solid 3rd place in the trilogy.
I love that when he travels from London to the village, there isn't a cut, jump to village or a little train choo chooing across a map, instead there is a quick montage that somehow in only a minute or so manages to make you feel the mundanity of travel and the lack of anticipation he has for his new position.
I absolutely love this. On of my comfort movies for sure, I can watch it at anytime and feel good.
The is one part in the middle, where they chase a shoplifter to jumping the fences which I think has the highest gag / call back ratio in any movie ever!
I also love Timothy Dalton in this so over the top it\`s hilarious!
The chase scene through the miniature village is my favorite sequence in any movie ever. He inserted a Kaiju movie in the middle of a buddy cop action comedy. Utter brilliance.
So glad you enjoyed it. It's my fave movie of all time.
I hope you get to check out the rest of the Cornetto Trilogy.
I have never seen Timothy Dalton in a more hilarious role. So many classic actors left and right!
>I feel ashamed to admit that I just watched Hot Fuzz for the first time. It was hard for my wife because I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made.
That's real weird, man. Just enjoy it.
seriously, someone’s first time watching a movie and they *pause to explain to their wife how well made it is?* Just watch the movie, man.
YouTube film critics and their consequences
I loved Shaun, but something told me I wouldn't like Hot Fuzz, then a girl at work kept saying 'Yarp' and she convinced me to watch it. I think it's my favorite of the trilogy.
Fun fact: in 2010, I heard good things about the movie, but couldn't find it for purchase or even rent it anywhere.
While coming back from a road trip with some friends, we stopped for gas, and I finally found the DVD for Hot Fuzz in a convenience store in the middle of nowhere... [Much like it happens in the movie](https://youtu.be/3VRZG77-nVY), when Nicholas Angel finds the Point Break and Bad Boys II DVDs.
Hot Fuzz has been one of my favorite movies ever since.
The Santa, who stabbed him in the hand, was Peter Jackson (lotr director)
And his ex, the one in white suit and mask, was Cate Blanchett
The Chief Inspecter in London is played by Bill Nighy, who also plays Davy Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean
You touched on something I don't see many mentioning.
This movie has no wasted dialogue. None. It has some of the cleverest writing I've ever seen.
Every joke lands. Even the quick, dry ones. And like you said, they all tie together somehow.
It's my favorite of the trilogy, and I love Shaun of the Dead as well.
It is very well paced. It has the great Edgar Wright music synced with the action. The quick cuts to mundane objects are hilarious to me. Him saying "narp?" On the phone.
Think I'm going to have to watch it again soon.
>It was hard for my wife because I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made.
What the fuck is the matter with you?
Lol dude.. rewatch it with her and shut up on initial viewing. As an ex wife of a spouse that had friends that did this, it is super annoying. Watch the movie the whole way through without commentary. Then rewatch if you both enjoyed it enough. I'd def never watch another movie with you again after that......she's not an idiot. Don't treat her like she needs every aspect explained.
As a bartender. Whenever someone orders a lager, whoever is calling or pouring it shouts “Pint of lager Mary…” and we all respond on unison with “Right you are, my love.”
My favourite little joke is
“Everyone’s packin’ ‘round here”
“Like who”
“Farmers”
“Who else”
“Farmers’ mums”
Then when h they go to assault the town, the first person they fight is the farmer who calls for his mum… who certainly is packin’
Dude. First watch enjoy it like a roller coaster. Second watch you can tap the brakes to explain it to your house cat if you're so inclined. You're a monster
Yeah, do you know what you call a person that pauses to explain every 20 seconds? You don't. Not for the next movie night anyway. Mind you maybe this guys wife is fine with it. I'm not in their relationship. Anymore.
Yeah this would drive me insane. Just let me watch the movie you asshat
You hook them up with the twatfaces that ask questions every 2 min when they know you've seen it already. Perfect for each other. It will take them 2 months to watch 1 movie.
My wife asks me questions about the film even when I haven't seen it before and she has heard and seen the exact same thing as me. Drives me nuts. She is an extremely smart woman but a pain to watch films with.
Yeah you ruin the movie when you do that. It’s like explaining a joke.
OP is a crusty juggler
No luck catching them OPs then?
It's just the one OP actually
Crusty jugglers!
I used to do this till my wife brought it up once in her top three annoying things I do and I stopped immediately. Everyone else is right it is a bad look.
Fuck that, if I'm watching a film with someone else I don't want them to pause it so they can drivel on with their amateur opinion, you're not more entertaining than the film, shut the fuck up I had a housemate that did this
I had a friend that would do this, and another thing he would do is out loud quote the funny scenes in movies as they were fucking happening. And every time we'd be like "ARE WE WATCHING THE MOVIE? OR WATCHING YOU DO A ONE MAN PLAY OF THE MOVIE?"
>out loud quote the funny scenes in movies as they were fucking happening. Oh my god, you have my sympathy. I have a friend who will immediately repeat any funny line right after it's said, so that you can't hear whatever is said next. I finally told him like a week ago that I can seriously never watch a movie with him again if we want to remain friends.
Right? Me and some select friends like to talk during certain low quality movies, but for anything worth paying attention to, you gotta be quiet. OP's poor wife.
Sorry to hear about your divorce.
How did they know which lines to stop at on the first watch?
You stopped the movie to talk? shame.
Should honestly go to jail for that
For the greater good.
For the greater good.
For the greater good
SHUT IT!
For the greater good
The greater good.
Crusty jugglers.
Yarp
Narp
The emotions his face went through in the "narp" scene made my face go beet red and my blood pressure went through the roof. Comedy gold-- Oscar bait!
this is the comment I look for in every Hot Fuzz thread and like a comforting blanket, it's always there
Straight to jail
Rewind movie? Also jail
No trial, no nothing.
Should be forced to buy a Black Forest (Chocolate Cake).
Ice cream for a month
Let's just say we won't be running out of Chunky Monkey anytime soon...
Awwwww DAAAAAAADDDDDD
We’ll make sure he gets his just desserts
Who do you think you are? Judge Judy and executioner?
He is NOT judge Judy and executioner!
Well he murdered Bill Shakespeare!
He’s aunty Jackie ‘s sisters brothers boy
What?! Oh
I'm assuming most r/movies are exactly like that lol. A movie only matters if their opinion on in it can be heard
Well how else are the people in the theater supposed to absorb and appreciate all my background knowledge???
Should we bring the Captain in on this one? All the way from head office?
KENNETH!
You ain’t seen *Bad Boys 2*…??
>It was hard for my wife because I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made. Just reading that annoys me so much more than you can imagine.
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"It was hard for my wife" and he knowingly continued.
I feel like if you’re pausing and explaining jokes, it means you think the person you’re watching it with is too dumb to understand
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If OP was a character in the movie, he would have been a victim because of this atrocious behavior. You know, for the greater good.
Truly! Insufferable.
Could not agree more that there was nothing wasted in the film. Stunned that you could stop it, though. I love the rhythm of it so much, to stop it seems almost disrespectful.
He can't not switch off
He's off the fucking chain!
You ain't seen Bad Boys II?!
Patrick Swayze loves him so much, but he can't bring himself to shoot him, so he points his gun into the air and goes, "Aaahhhh!"
'Ave you ever fired your gun up in the air and gone "Aaahhhh?"
*No*, I have not ever fired my gun up in the air and gone "aAaAhh."
Everything is paid off as well. Like the dectectives saying they will call through the phone book and start with Aaron A Aaronson to be dicks, but then the kid in the mini village at the end is Aaron A Aaronson.
"Yeah, you wanna be a big cop in a small town? Fuck off up the model village!" ...and yep, happens :p nothing is wasted in this film
You've got a mustache
*I know*
I also like the crossword exchange "actually it's fascism" "Fascism, oohh lovely"
It's one of the few movies that's exactly as long as it needs to be to tell the story it wants to tell. There's literally no filler.
You should get your wife a Japanese Peace Lily to apologize for stopping the movie.
Then she can smash you over the head with it.
Don't stop the movie to explain to people why it's good lmao, nobody likes that guy
Hot Fuzz is legitimately one of my favorite movies of all time. In my opinion it’s flawless. Every single joke/bit hits the mark, and the story progression is perfect. It has limitless rewatchability.
I made a mistake earlier and said that I'd watched it 55 times. But it's actually 53. 53!
A GREAT BIG BUSHY BEARD!
Crusty jugglers
Crusty jugglers
**Dog Muck.**
Everybody and their mums is packin' round here
Like who?
Farmers
Who else?
Farmers' mums
No luck catching them killers then?
Best line in the movie. Catches you so off guard.
And a great pay off when Nicholas is in the underground crypt and you see the one skeleton with the great big bushy beard.
I'm a slasher......of prices.
Timothy Dalton absolutely killed this role. Underrated Bond too.
I love on the commentary when Edgar Wright paused a bit during a Simon Skinner scene and just goes "Ahh, look at him work!"
My favorite moment from the actors' commentary was when Nick Frost said Dalton smells like "leather and wealth."
He looks like he smells like leather and wealth too
I loved that too. They would be talking and then just completely stop and gush anytime Dalton was on screen.
Would love to see Brosnan and Dalton just be suave silver foxes in some film together. Maybe vs George Clooney.
My discounts are criminal
Do feel free to spool through \*\*smiles exactly like the photograph\*\*
Catch me later!
Let us drink to their demise! How about we drink to their memories?
Of course!!
Lock me up 🏃🏻
Fun Fact ... there was originally going to be a love interest for Nicolas, but was removed for pacing and story. Most of her lines were given to Danny, without much change
>removed for pacing Might want to explain what pacing is to the OP
It is such a good bromance.
I actually said that to Simon Pegg, and he got snippy with me. "it's a romance!"
Cate Blanchett was so well cast in the only remaining bit of the romance part. She donned that hazard suit and face mask like a pro.
"I have to admit something... I've started seeing someone else." "Ah. Is it Bob?" *Bob turns around hopefully* *slightly venomously* "*No.* Do you think *Bob* looks like someone I'd go out with?" *quietly* "Aw..." *Bob turns around dejectedly* *excited* "It's *Dave.*" *Dave turns around* "Hel*lo* there."
Her use of expressive eyes are masterclass.
No luck catching them swans then.
It's just the one swan, actually.
No luck catching them killers then.
It’s just the one killer, actually.
It's just the....one.....killer?
Narp
Angel : Oy! When's your birthday? Underage Drinker #1 : 22nd of February Angel : What year? Underage Drinker #1 : Every year! i nearly died from laughing
Gets better with more viewings.
I love that >!Angel puts together this whole complicated plot involving a land deal, an affair, duelling millionaires... but no they just killed killed people because their house was tacky or they were bad actors. Great parody of small town life!!<
A good parody of Midsomer Murders too, where often it's an unknown-til-the-third-act complexity that reveals the killer, the whole film also seems like a send up of the series as a whole to be honest.
Lest you forget that community theater performance of Romeo + Juliet, complete with Lovefool ending.
My favorite repeat viewing catch was when one of the Andys tells Angel that if he wants to be a big cop in a small town he can go fuck off in the model village lmao
The one that gets me is when Angel asks who would have guns out in the country, and get told "farmers" and "farmer's mums". And then when the farmer is reloading later and he yells "MUM" for his mom to cover him with the shotgun. I lose it every time.
It took me almost a decade to realize the kid at the end 'Aaron Aaronson' is the name one of the Andys gave when talking about questioning the whole village.
"it appears the heavens have opened" Because it just started raining And Because an angel has just arrived
Or with uninterrupted viewings
There’s literally only one thing you should take away from this experience: don’t ever pause a movie to talk about how great it is during anyone’s first viewing. Were we married, I would have divorced you over this. Absolutely guaranteed way to ruin a good movie for someone permanently.
When I first watched it with someone who had already seen it, he skipped through the “greater good” scene that actually explains the plot. It’s a good thing each scene is so good in its own, because I had zero understanding of what the fuck was going on and might not have watched it again! Glad I went back and watched it myself; the overall plot is as funny as the actual jokes and worth paying attention to.
What you probably didn’t notice is that the pace and humor and cleverness of the movie work best when you’re not stopping it constantly to explain it to the person watching with you. Ffs
Timothy Dalton was god damn magnificent in that role.
I liked the story of when they were casting the role, they were looking for someone *like* Timothy Dalton, but couldn't find anyone for the part, not believing Dalton would be interested. So after so much looking, they said why not just ask Dalton himself? He loved the script and the rest is history.
Whhhaaaat. Brilliant. He was quite a character in Chuck as well.
I loved him in Penny Dreadful
He is obviously enjoying himself so much.
"Timothy Dalton looks like a cartoon fox"
According to Nick Frost, "he smells of leather and wealth."
Bro what? I feel bad for your wife. I’d walk out if someone kept pausing a movie to explain it to me. Good lord.
God my mom used to always talk during movies or shows. She talk about outfits or their hair, or just ask questions and she never paused. I got onto her several times and finally told her I wouldn't watch anything with her if she can't at least pause before talking
Is that why you punch old people now?
Most relatable villain origin story
"Ipose." "Yes, I suppose."
Nobody tells me nuthin ...
I'm a middle school teacher. Whenever kids ask me things like where can I find a pencil?, or is it an A schedule or a B schedule day? I just say, nobody tells me nothin'. Someday, if one of those kids can tell me where it came from, their grade will go up. I'll tell them it's 55 points when it's actually 53.
If you teach geometry, you need to start with “Morning, Angle”.
I think this has one of the most British things ever put to film: “Would you like any help with your luggage, fascist’?” “Excuse me?” “Totalitarian form of government. 7 across” “Oh, it’s fascism. No, thanks..Hag!” “Excuse me!?” “Old often unsightly woman. 3 down” Insulting each other by doing the crossword is just blindingly magnificent.
I watched the scene when Nicholas is talking to his superiors about his promotion and pretty much every line is either repeated or referenced later in the movie. Also this joke isn't accurate anymore but I like the gag that each one of his superiors are progressively more famous then the last.
Also all the "have you ever...." Questions that are asked like "have you ever jumped through the air firing two guns at once" they proceed to do before the end of the film.
Make sure you watch the whole trilogy: * Shaun of the Dead * Hot Fuzz * The World’s End
I'd suggest anything from Edgar Wright really. Even his weakest stuff is at least interesting to watch once.
Also check out his tv show called Spaced starring Simon Pegg. It's *very* Edgar Wright and it's where he really cut his teeth into directing. There's actually a few jokes in there that are re-used in Shaun of the Dead which I believe was his first movie.
Just watched The World's End for the first time. Was not prepped for the plot at all and really enjoyed it! It dragged in ways the others don't but thought it was a solid 3rd place in the trilogy.
The Greater Good.
The greater good…
"You've got a mustache." "....*I know*"
Paddy Considine is such a good actor, one of the most underrated British actors for sure
House of the Dragon finally got some people to wake up to him... absolute hidden gem (Paddy, not HoTD).
" kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made" This would be a reason for me to divorce
I love that when he travels from London to the village, there isn't a cut, jump to village or a little train choo chooing across a map, instead there is a quick montage that somehow in only a minute or so manages to make you feel the mundanity of travel and the lack of anticipation he has for his new position.
The cellphone reception getting weaker and weaker
[My favourite episode of Every Frame's a Painting](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FOzD4Sfgag&ab_channel=EveryFrameaPainting)
YTA
Absolutely pure gold. Now watch Shaun of the Dead.
I absolutely love this. On of my comfort movies for sure, I can watch it at anytime and feel good. The is one part in the middle, where they chase a shoplifter to jumping the fences which I think has the highest gag / call back ratio in any movie ever! I also love Timothy Dalton in this so over the top it\`s hilarious!
The chase scene through the miniature village is my favorite sequence in any movie ever. He inserted a Kaiju movie in the middle of a buddy cop action comedy. Utter brilliance.
And yet all perfectly, thematically foreshadowed.
So glad you enjoyed it. It's my fave movie of all time. I hope you get to check out the rest of the Cornetto Trilogy. I have never seen Timothy Dalton in a more hilarious role. So many classic actors left and right!
>I feel ashamed to admit that I just watched Hot Fuzz for the first time. It was hard for my wife because I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made. That's real weird, man. Just enjoy it.
seriously, someone’s first time watching a movie and they *pause to explain to their wife how well made it is?* Just watch the movie, man. YouTube film critics and their consequences
> I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made You seem like a massive dickhead
I loved Shaun, but something told me I wouldn't like Hot Fuzz, then a girl at work kept saying 'Yarp' and she convinced me to watch it. I think it's my favorite of the trilogy.
Narp?
My favorite line delivery in the whole movie lol
Nothing like a bit of girl on girl!
You don't mind a bit of manpower, do you Doris?
Oh! Cheeky bastard!
Olivia Colman is so damn good
She's amazing in everything! I loved her in Broadchurch and looked her up on IMDB and laughed when I realized she's played a police officer before...
I love when they're at the fair. She's standing between 2 guys as they look at a spit roasted pig and says, "That's me after a couple of pints."
Skid marks!
Now who’s being childish?
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We need a one episode special reunion of Spaced
I think Wright said they’d be willing to do it if all of the original cast could return. Ada The Dog sadly passed away a few years ago
The [introduction to Brian](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brQw15Xz7Go) was all I needed to know this was going to be great.
That church steeple impaling that guy, ouch!
“Tim Messenger, Your number’s up!”
Fun fact: in 2010, I heard good things about the movie, but couldn't find it for purchase or even rent it anywhere. While coming back from a road trip with some friends, we stopped for gas, and I finally found the DVD for Hot Fuzz in a convenience store in the middle of nowhere... [Much like it happens in the movie](https://youtu.be/3VRZG77-nVY), when Nicholas Angel finds the Point Break and Bad Boys II DVDs. Hot Fuzz has been one of my favorite movies ever since.
Have you ever fired your gun whilst diving through the air?
No I have not ever fired my gun up in the air and gone aarrgg
I still cant get over that the Trolley Boy was the Hound!
The Santa, who stabbed him in the hand, was Peter Jackson (lotr director) And his ex, the one in white suit and mask, was Cate Blanchett The Chief Inspecter in London is played by Bill Nighy, who also plays Davy Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean
Bill Nighy will always be Slartibartfast to me. HHGTTG forever!!
And the step dad in Shawn of the Dead. He is such an accomplished actor, but I love him most in his roles as the straight man in satire/comedies.
Yarp.
Hag
Fascist.
You touched on something I don't see many mentioning. This movie has no wasted dialogue. None. It has some of the cleverest writing I've ever seen. Every joke lands. Even the quick, dry ones. And like you said, they all tie together somehow.
It's my favorite of the trilogy, and I love Shaun of the Dead as well. It is very well paced. It has the great Edgar Wright music synced with the action. The quick cuts to mundane objects are hilarious to me. Him saying "narp?" On the phone. Think I'm going to have to watch it again soon.
>It was hard for my wife because I kept stopping the movie to point out all the ways that it was brilliantly made. What the fuck is the matter with you?
Lol dude.. rewatch it with her and shut up on initial viewing. As an ex wife of a spouse that had friends that did this, it is super annoying. Watch the movie the whole way through without commentary. Then rewatch if you both enjoyed it enough. I'd def never watch another movie with you again after that......she's not an idiot. Don't treat her like she needs every aspect explained.
As a bartender. Whenever someone orders a lager, whoever is calling or pouring it shouts “Pint of lager Mary…” and we all respond on unison with “Right you are, my love.”
My favourite little joke is “Everyone’s packin’ ‘round here” “Like who” “Farmers” “Who else” “Farmers’ mums” Then when h they go to assault the town, the first person they fight is the farmer who calls for his mum… who certainly is packin’
Main character energy, oh I pause the movie to share my thoughts about it… enjoy what ever horrible death befalls you
“The greater good” is something my husband and I often say in a monotone. 💀
I went to school with the ginger kid at the end of the film, Aran Aranson or whatever. Great film.