Hot Fuzz Special (TV 2007)

Director:

Tim Postins

Writer:

Tim Postins

Stars:

Nick Frost, Nira Park, Simon Pegg

Cast

Credited cast:
Nick Frost	...	Himself
Nira Park	...	Herself
Simon Pegg	...	Himself
Edgar Wright	...	Himself

Storyline

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Genres:

Documentary

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 February 2007 (UK)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

22 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Death on the Nile (1978)

User Reviews

hilarious action

the movie hot fuzz is absolutely perfect,it thrills the audience with action and strikes the audience with a great storyline.i love all the scenes and at some stages couldn't stop laughing,the main likable thing about the movie is how constable Nichols angel is so much better than Sergent butters,officer angel is punctual,clever,good at his job and is eventually transferred because he's so good now this is were the story becomes so action thrilled and exaggerated unusual,the town of Stanford is his new work station and he makes the town become perfect with almost every crime being committed stopped the day before he gets to work.

he solves murders as a detective should,pointing the finger at were to go.the movie is so good it clearly made my day and this is why i gave the movie the rating of 10 it is perfect and has a conscientious thought (told so well)but the scenes are so well structured the story becomes slightly delushioned and ambiguous,but it is this which builds up the momentum and comedy.

all in all there was very few faults with the film and i can hardly think of any improvements.

the main thing i liked about the film was how perfect the story was told and how the situation was planned through.

i really advise this movie to be viewed by all audiences as it contains more than one theme the main one in particular comedy they repeat the beginning at the end and do all the things that were thought of e.g.guns in the air pursuits with guns the film is just so perfect the story becomes slightly unimaginable and overwhelming best comedy/action film ever made