Hot Fuzz Movie Review

Hot Fuzz is a 2007 action cop comedy film, and I thought that it would be good, but not as good as it turned out to be.

Nicholas Angle (Simon Pegg) is a London cop that gets promoted to sergeant, and is assigned to a small quiet village because he is showing up every other cop in London. He doesn't want to take the assignment, but he must. Initially things are a bit weird, and sergeant Angle is a bit bored at his new post, until some, "accidents" start happening, and this quiet little village might not be all that it is cracked up to be.
I want to say going into this film that I thought that it would be just an all right movie to pass the time, but I was pleasantly surprised to find out that this is actually an amazing film! Most of the jokes land, and are funny, the action is excellent, and the acting is perfectly fitting for this film! I can't picture anyone else playing the roles that were in this film. I really have to applaud everyone involved in this picture!
Simon Pegg is a fantastic actor, and he kills it as sergeant Angle! I've seen him in a few other movies, but know I want to watch more of his comedies!
If you like to have a really fun time watching movies, then watch Hot Fuzz! If you like amazing action scenes that get your blood pumping from the thrill of it, then watch Hot Fuzz! If you like British comedies or just plain old comedy, then watch Hot Fuzz! I think that you get the point that you should go and watch, Hot Fuzz!

final score: 4.5/5

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