Definitely worth watching, I think it's funnier if you're more into action movies.

Not as much fun as shaun of the dead, but still worth it's weight in popcorn. Timothy Dalton steals EVERY scene he's in. Toe knee :-)

Not as great as Shaun of the Dead, but still a great homage to corny action movies.

Very funny comedy. One of the best, with good humour, letting you enjoy and release some stress.

Just like Shaun of the Dead before it, Hot Fuzz is an instantly quotable, fun and original piece of buddy cop comedy. Something that the world of comedy films have needed for quite some time, honestly. Pegg and Frost work lines of each other like geniuses, and Wright has written and directed to an almost perfect ten. The plot itself dangles a bit towards the end of the movie but the sheer outrageousness of the situation hold up in terms of the comedic value. A must see for fans of witty humor.

Mostly simmers along at a level of 'mildly amusing'.

Referencing Bad Boys II, Wright's smarter, funnier flick is most surely superior. He flips and spins action film tropes to comically rural, dizzyingly subversive effect. The delightfully inventive Hot Fuzz thus proves two things: 1) Wright's standing as inspired cinematic mash-up artist, 2) Swans have great comic timing.

Simon Pegg can do no wrong, at least so far. I've not yet seen Run Fat Boy Run, so I reserve the right to change that statement in the near future! Just a terrific satirical film that managed to have legitimate plot points interwoven beautifully throughout.

Hahah.. I loved this movie... great dry brit spoof of action movies.

The Shaun of the Dead crew does it again. A more action-oriented flick, but still with the typical Pegg/Frost humor. Probably even funnier if you've seen a lot of action movies.

So boring.

Totally entertaining... tongue-in-cheek and outrageously funny at the same time. Pub?

its better the more times you see it

Edgar Wright brings back Simon Pegg and Nick Frost in Hot fuzz, an entertaining film that takes Shaun on the Dead's short clips and puts them into the style of police officers. It comes out as a fun parody.

Great movie with an extraordinary Simon Pegg! Couldn't stop laughing throughout the movie

Hot Fuzz is a very British take on the buddy-cop-action movie genre. With a budget of about $ 16 million, it’s not as polished as your average Hollywood blockbuster, but it makes up with British humor and fun characters. Simon Pegg is hilarious as overambitious police officer with no private life and a running style that looks faster than it is. The slow build-up is rewarded with an action-packed finale that starts with Angel riding into town on a white horse with weapons … lots of weapons. [Full Review]