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Next up BLACK PANTHER and then INFINITY WAR (AHHHH) !!!

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Christopher Mitchell

Glad you enjoyed hot fuzz shanelle. Nick's acrobatics leaping over the fences and then Danny clumsily going through and over them is funny and then that guys head getting squished with part of the church roof is nasty but cool. A few uncredited cameos: cate Blanchett, Peter Jackson and Edgar Wright himself who makes an uncredited cameo in all 3 films of the cornetto trilogy. Oh and what you said at the beginning....well it's true you are #1 to all of us and thats a FACT 👍🙂.

Christopher Mitchell

The best buddy/cop duo films is the lethal weapon franchise with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover.

Ashley

Such a great combo of films (Hot Fuzz and Thor) in one afternoon. Both are great action films that know where the humor lies in the moment. Personal trivia, I grew up in a village just like Sanford. I hope to retire back there someday. Michael (Yarrp) is also The Hound from Game of Thrones. Mr Skinner who runs the grocery store was James Bond in the late 80's early 90's. And the old man watching security cameras for the NWA is Edward Woodward who was The Equalizer through the 80's before Denzel turned them into movies.

Philipp Roensch

I love both the beginning mystery and batshit action it evolves into at the end. Showing Nicholas accepting a cooler, more badass attitude by becoming the action star, amazing stuff. The movie gets even better with repeat watches, the twist might be gone but following the killer's and foreshadowing lines (so many) is equally fun. One reference maybe overlooked: helicopter overhead with slow motion - Bad Boys II/Michal Bay style. A lot from Point Break, but that was so clear :D

Ethan Wallace

I love Scenes From An Italian Restaurant!

Daniel Johns

Great script and phenomenal action sequences. The cast was incredible... Pre-Game of Thrones/House of the Dragon Rory McCann, Paddy Considine, and David Bradley (though post Harry Potter for the latter), Olivia Coleman before she was widely known to American audiences, Steve Coogan, Martin Freeman, Bill Nighy, Jim Broadbent, and a hidden Cate Blanchett all in a low budget film. My favorite casting, though, was Timothy Dalton as Simon Skinner. It's so much fun to see a former James Bond as bad guy.