The main joke about the second group that they bump into is that at the time they where all actually more famous so it’s like Shaun’s group are the B movie 😂 Martin freeman was famous at that point from the office where he played Tim which is extra funny because Diane was Dawn (Jim and Pam in the us version)
When he called the restaurant it's actually in the phone book as "The Place That Does All the Fish". Points to Shaun for running in to try saving the guy who just tried to shoot him.
This movie sprung from the sitcom Spaced which was also directed by Edgar Wright and featured Simon, Nick and Yvonne (Jessica Stevenson). Four eyes (Dylan Moran) had his own show Black Books and is a stand-up. Tamsin Grieg was also in Black Books. She was in Yvonne's group with the Beanie.
@korkyybuchek6133 Im thinking I have to start watching Spaced. Also, is your name from Borat? I might be way off on that... anyway, thanks for watching!
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are a great duo, the others in the casting are a perfect group that you see a lot in other films with the two with this style and take. Makes each one unique while still in the same style.
@@LOTReviews Well worth watching Hot Fuzz after this. And The World's End, but that was slightly strange. I think it's a movie that got better on the next viewing. Also, "Paul" (2011) was great.
@@LOTReviews Shaun of the Dead Hot Fuzz The World’s End Three different themes but directed by Edgar Wright and featuring Simon Pegg (Shaun) and Nick Frost (Ed) playing different characters, Hot Fuzz is so good, all written by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg
@@LOTReviews ITS insane how attractive she is....shame she is hiding that mouth behind mic....yeah watch hot fuzz.its even better.its my fave movie to watch reaction to
In films when the beat of the scene and the beat of the music match it is known as mickey mousing, Edgar Wright is a master of it. Also fun fact Steve Emerson who played John the landlord of The Winchester was a stuntman in Brannigan the John Wayne movie and got thrown into a jukebox in that film also by John Wayne XD
Both of those facts are really awesome! I love the callbacks and references in this movie and Hot Fuzz. Thanks for the info and thank you so much for watching!
Such a great film, such a great trilogy, and off the back of such a great TV series, funny thing is before 'Spaced' the TV show where Pegg, Frost and Wright all first worked together, Frost wasn't an actor, he was a waiter in a restaurant but good friends with Pegg who persuaded Wright to give him a role in Spaced even though Wright really wasn't convinced at first, and the rest is history as they say, in one episode of Spaced they play Resident Evil on the PlayStation which planted the seed for making Shaun of the Dead, and the lovely thing is George A. Romero loved this film so much he gave Pegg and Wright cameos in 'Land Of The Dead'.
@markjones127 Haha! Those are awesome facts! Funny story. I love video games. Especially single player story games, BUT after watching my older brother play the original Resident Evil, more specifically the first time you see a zombie in it, I cannot play that series. TRAUMATIZED. I love that George A Romero was a fan. I'm sure that felt unreal to Pegg and Wright. Thanks for watching!
Martin Freeman was one of the male leads in the UK version of the Office a few years before this came out. One of his costars was Lucy Davis (who played Dianne in Shaun of the Dead) so that is why is there. The girl who lead that second group was played by Jessica Hynes, a costar with Simon Pegg on a TV show called 'Spaced'. There was at least one other pair of people who were costars, but I don't recall their names.
@silirat I love that! Thank you for the trivia knowledge. I've been meaning to watch the British Office. I was a big fan of the American one, and I've heard the British version is way better.
@LOTReviews I enjoyed the reaction. it's a movie you can watch over and over, and you will find something new every time. I'm telling you pretty much every line in the first half is echoed in the second. Not a bit of wasted dialogue .
Behind Martin Freeman is one of the best writer/actors around today Reece Shearsmith League of Gentlemen, Psychoville and Inside No 9,- usually acting and writing partner, the equally brilliant Steve Pemberton 😊😊😊😊
@williamburnham3659 Thank you for letting me know! I love that so many people have been telling me some writers/actors we missed or introducing us to. I love how big the movie industry is. Thanks for watching!
I often wonder how many people get the Clyde reference. I remember seeing that Clint Eastwood movie and strangely this never uses the "left turn Clyde" line
You should watch Dead Set. It's a zombie apocalypse movie set in the Big Brother house. Even features some cast from Big Brother UK including the then host, Davina McCall.
30:52, it's crazy when you think about how actually strong enough human muscles are, that they can tear open his stomach like that, because human muscles CAN do that, but our brains just automatically stop us from doing it because of the damage we can do to ourselves. But as zombies that part of the brain doesn't work right, allowing them to actually do it regardless of the damage. Very few people take that into consideration when they try to critique zombies seemingly having super-strength.
@MC-zr6gc You just blew my mind. I guess when you really think about it, yeah, humans are definitely strong enough to do that....I'm grossed out now. haha! Thank you for watching!
This also applies to people with dementia which is why they are surprisingly strong because if you contract dementia the part of your brain restricting your strength just goes. I can attest to this as I am a security guard and have looked after and protected many patients with all the varying kinds of dementia (mainly in hospitals, but other health and social care settings too) and been attacked by a few of my patients, one patient of mine he was over 80 and as thanks for helping him to find the bathroom in the middle of the night he straight up punched me and busted my lip!
Thank you both - I have to say that first to you as reactors . . . Why? Because so many reactors are just too scared about any swearing in films and so chop through them or bleep them out everywhere. This also screws up any reactors perspective with a film and so it loses its continuity for us watching. We already know where they are in a film, if we've already seen it - but when it's chopped so much to hide it, we have no idea how they may have reacted to it at all . . . What they all seem to forget, is that it's unlikely any children will be watching if they have already set their own guidance parameters correctly to start with . . . secondly, chopping out or bleeping out where any swearing may be in it can also kill the context of what you are watching as well . . . as often it is where many of our waiting to see reactions do take place in films. Yes, Hot Fuzz (A Police Comedy) is the 2nd one and next up in their - "Cornetto Trilogy" - and is as good if not actually far better than Shaun to me. "World's End" is the 3rd film for them, not as good as the prvious 2 to me, but that's just me on all 3 . . . Their are a lot of cameo roles in each film of the trilogy - many with people (actors) known world-wide by now, but all were happy to even do tiny cameos in them . . . Their 4th movie, set on its own as a film, called - "Paul" (Sci-fi Comedy) - is set in the US is about 2 geeks going to a convention . . . but once again, there are many US stars happy to be in it just to give cameos - along with some with bigger roles . . . Enjoy the other 3 as well - as they are a must fior you now after Shaun. Pegg also did another film - "Run Fatboy Run" - another comedy. And was also a co-writer, or writer, I think, for 1-2? Star Trek Films . . . also joining Tom Cruise in later Mission Impossible films as well (don't know if he had any hand in any of the writing though?) - but he has become very versatile now. . . . Cheers.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. We definitely don’t want to take away from the viewing experience and try to edit according to that. Also, we think that comedy is comedy, we don’t want to censor that if we can help it. The plan is to watch Hot Fuzz next. We will probably check out World’s End down the line. I’ve actually seen Paul and really enjoyed it. We probably won’t react to that since we’ve seen it and want to keep our reactions genuine. Thank you so much for watching and again, for your kind comment. We hope you stick around!
Hey guys Glad your enjoying our UK humour ;) One recommendation - the volume difference between the film and your mics is too much - get them more equal ! You can sidechain them so the film audio ducks when you start talking
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate your rec. I’ll have to check that out. Audio is the bane of my existence when it comes to editing. I am a complete novice with all things editing so recommendations are very much welcomed. Thank you again, hope you stick around!
@philipstroud6327 I THINK that's the plan! So many comments have been telling us to watch it, we want to be a channel of the people! haha. Thanks for watching!
Immediate sub! Great reaction. Hot Fuzz is honestly one of the most rewatchable and quotable films out there. Stacked cast that makes me proud to be British. Pleaaaase do that next! 😊
I've actually seen Paul! I remember really liking it. I probably won't do a reaction to it since ive seen it already, but maybe I could do like a rewatch type of thing. "It's not fat, Paul..It's power..."
@robertobrien5709 I think that's the plan since so many of the comments want us to watch it and we've never seen it. Stay tuned! Thank you so much for watching!
The Martin Freeman group were the ‘better group’. The idea was, they were the group the film should have been following rather than Sean’s group. They were all very established actors (including Freeman) and people they had worked with (watch Spaced and Black Books)
Hot Fuzz and Shaun of The Dead had great casting, like you said a lot of them hadn't made it yet, but I guess the movies put them in the spotlight so it's give and take
Simon said about this movie, that other girl (Shiwonne?) that met them all with their friends and then showed up at the end- was set up as if there was another movie - maybe a better action movie -?- that had been going on somewhere else that we didnt get to see, with the other characters that looked like Shaun and the gang
The next in the trilogy is a who's who of British acting legends. Oscar winners insane cameos including Walder Fray ,the hound and Aegon Targarian. And about 50% of the Hogwarts faculty.
The main joke about the second group that they bump into is that at the time they where all actually more famous so it’s like Shaun’s group are the B movie 😂 Martin freeman was famous at that point from the office where he played Tim which is extra funny because Diane was Dawn (Jim and Pam in the us version)
Oh dang! That makes so much sense now. I did notice a few more actors from that second group while I was editing. Thank you so much for watching!
When he called the restaurant it's actually in the phone book as "The Place That Does All the Fish".
Points to Shaun for running in to try saving the guy who just tried to shoot him.
You don’t need to apologise for laughing. That shit was hilarious 😂
I think he was apologising for the dolphin laugh itself :P
@WTL-f5u HAHA Thank you! I was apologizing more for how obnoxious it could get hahaha. Thank you for watching and for being so nice haha.
@TheReelStuff I cannot tell you how funny I thought it was that you called it a dolphin laugh. It made me dolphin laugh all over again! lmao *dolphin*
@@LOTReviews Didn't mean it in a nasty way at all, in fact it's quite contagious :)
So out of pocket lol
This movie sprung from the sitcom Spaced which was also directed by Edgar Wright and featured Simon, Nick and Yvonne (Jessica Stevenson). Four eyes (Dylan Moran) had his own show Black Books and is a stand-up. Tamsin Grieg was also in Black Books. She was in Yvonne's group with the Beanie.
this is the logical next step, spaced is all the things shuan of the dead is and more
@ajivins1 I love the backstory behind the movie. I'm thinking I have to check out Spaced sometime. Thanks for watching!
@korkyybuchek6133 Im thinking I have to start watching Spaced. Also, is your name from Borat? I might be way off on that... anyway, thanks for watching!
@@LOTReviews yes greatest singer in Kazakhstan
Spaced was one of my generations ultimate sitcoms.
Umm, that ages me I think
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are a great duo, the others in the casting are a perfect group that you see a lot in other films with the two with this style and take. Makes each one unique while still in the same style.
@therealminilshere This is my first real Simon Pegg and Nick Frost movie, is it kind of like how Adam Sandler has his friends in all of his movies?
@@LOTReviews Well worth watching Hot Fuzz after this.
And The World's End, but that was slightly strange. I think it's a movie that got better on the next viewing.
Also, "Paul" (2011) was great.
Welcome to the Cornetto Trilogy! Recommend Hot Fuzz for your next one!
There’s a trilogy?!
@@LOTReviews
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
The World’s End
Three different themes but directed by Edgar Wright and featuring Simon Pegg (Shaun) and Nick Frost (Ed) playing different characters, Hot Fuzz is so good, all written by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg
@@LOTReviews If you watch “Hot Fuzz”, watch out for the themes linking the films: the cornetto ice cream, jumping the fences and some of the actors.
@@LOTReviews ITS insane how attractive she is....shame she is hiding that mouth behind mic....yeah watch hot fuzz.its even better.its my fave movie to watch reaction to
@@LOTReviews
Shaun of the Dead
Hot Fuzz
The World’s End
In films when the beat of the scene and the beat of the music match it is known as mickey mousing, Edgar Wright is a master of it. Also fun fact Steve Emerson who played John the landlord of The Winchester was a stuntman in Brannigan the John Wayne movie and got thrown into a jukebox in that film also by John Wayne XD
Both of those facts are really awesome! I love the callbacks and references in this movie and Hot Fuzz. Thanks for the info and thank you so much for watching!
Such a great film, such a great trilogy, and off the back of such a great TV series, funny thing is before 'Spaced' the TV show where Pegg, Frost and Wright all first worked together, Frost wasn't an actor, he was a waiter in a restaurant but good friends with Pegg who persuaded Wright to give him a role in Spaced even though Wright really wasn't convinced at first, and the rest is history as they say, in one episode of Spaced they play Resident Evil on the PlayStation which planted the seed for making Shaun of the Dead, and the lovely thing is George A. Romero loved this film so much he gave Pegg and Wright cameos in 'Land Of The Dead'.
@markjones127 Haha! Those are awesome facts! Funny story. I love video games. Especially single player story games, BUT after watching my older brother play the original Resident Evil, more specifically the first time you see a zombie in it, I cannot play that series. TRAUMATIZED. I love that George A Romero was a fan. I'm sure that felt unreal to Pegg and Wright. Thanks for watching!
Martin Freeman was one of the male leads in the UK version of the Office a few years before this came out. One of his costars was Lucy Davis (who played Dianne in Shaun of the Dead) so that is why is there. The girl who lead that second group was played by Jessica Hynes, a costar with Simon Pegg on a TV show called 'Spaced'. There was at least one other pair of people who were costars, but I don't recall their names.
@silirat I love that! Thank you for the trivia knowledge. I've been meaning to watch the British Office. I was a big fan of the American one, and I've heard the British version is way better.
Hot Fuzz has to be next.
@lorddante9048 I believe that is the plan! Hoping to get it filmed and edited before Thanksgiving. Thank you so much for watching!
Wow alot of people discovering this movie now! Literally my favorite movie
I honestly can see why. A lot of the humor is so subtle that I found myself laughing even harder when I was editing lol
@LOTReviews I enjoyed the reaction. it's a movie you can watch over and over, and you will find something new every time. I'm telling you pretty much every line in the first half is echoed in the second. Not a bit of wasted dialogue .
I've just subbed to you guys, really enjoying the content. Love from the UK
@AK-bx3ft THANK YOU SO MUCH! Wow. Welcome to the Fellowship!
Behind Martin Freeman is one of the best writer/actors around today
Reece Shearsmith League of Gentlemen, Psychoville and Inside No 9,- usually acting and writing partner, the equally brilliant Steve Pemberton 😊😊😊😊
@williamburnham3659 Thank you for letting me know! I love that so many people have been telling me some writers/actors we missed or introducing us to. I love how big the movie industry is. Thanks for watching!
I often wonder how many people get the Clyde reference. I remember seeing that Clint Eastwood movie and strangely this never uses the "left turn Clyde" line
Im normally really good with references, but the Clyde one didn't click for me.
You should watch Dead Set.
It's a zombie apocalypse movie set in the Big Brother house.
Even features some cast from Big Brother UK including the then host, Davina McCall.
HAHA that sounds awesome.
30:52, it's crazy when you think about how actually strong enough human muscles are, that they can tear open his stomach like that, because human muscles CAN do that, but our brains just automatically stop us from doing it because of the damage we can do to ourselves. But as zombies that part of the brain doesn't work right, allowing them to actually do it regardless of the damage. Very few people take that into consideration when they try to critique zombies seemingly having super-strength.
@MC-zr6gc You just blew my mind. I guess when you really think about it, yeah, humans are definitely strong enough to do that....I'm grossed out now. haha! Thank you for watching!
Wow I never even thought about that. Great point
This also applies to people with dementia which is why they are surprisingly strong because if you contract dementia the part of your brain restricting your strength just goes. I can attest to this as I am a security guard and have looked after and protected many patients with all the varying kinds of dementia (mainly in hospitals, but other health and social care settings too) and been attacked by a few of my patients, one patient of mine he was over 80 and as thanks for helping him to find the bathroom in the middle of the night he straight up punched me and busted my lip!
Thank you both - I have to say that first to you as reactors . . . Why? Because so many reactors are just too scared about any swearing in films and so chop through them or bleep them out everywhere. This also screws up any reactors perspective with a film and so it loses its continuity for us watching. We already know where they are in a film, if we've already seen it - but when it's chopped so much to hide it, we have no idea how they may have reacted to it at all . . . What they all seem to forget, is that it's unlikely any children will be watching if they have already set their own guidance parameters correctly to start with . . . secondly, chopping out or bleeping out where any swearing may be in it can also kill the context of what you are watching as well . . . as often it is where many of our waiting to see reactions do take place in films.
Yes, Hot Fuzz (A Police Comedy) is the 2nd one and next up in their - "Cornetto Trilogy" - and is as good if not actually far better than Shaun to me. "World's End" is the 3rd film for them, not as good as the prvious 2 to me, but that's just me on all 3 . . . Their are a lot of cameo roles in each film of the trilogy - many with people (actors) known world-wide by now, but all were happy to even do tiny cameos in them . . . Their 4th movie, set on its own as a film, called - "Paul" (Sci-fi Comedy) - is set in the US is about 2 geeks going to a convention . . . but once again, there are many US stars happy to be in it just to give cameos - along with some with bigger roles . . . Enjoy the other 3 as well - as they are a must fior you now after Shaun.
Pegg also did another film - "Run Fatboy Run" - another comedy. And was also a co-writer, or writer, I think, for 1-2? Star Trek Films . . . also joining Tom Cruise in later Mission Impossible films as well (don't know if he had any hand in any of the writing though?) - but he has become very versatile now. . . . Cheers.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. We definitely don’t want to take away from the viewing experience and try to edit according to that. Also, we think that comedy is comedy, we don’t want to censor that if we can help it.
The plan is to watch Hot Fuzz next. We will probably check out World’s End down the line. I’ve actually seen Paul and really enjoyed it. We probably won’t react to that since we’ve seen it and want to keep our reactions genuine. Thank you so much for watching and again, for your kind comment. We hope you stick around!
Hey guys
Glad your enjoying our UK humour ;)
One recommendation - the volume difference between the film and your mics is too much - get them more equal ! You can sidechain them so the film audio ducks when you start talking
Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate your rec. I’ll have to check that out. Audio is the bane of my existence when it comes to editing. I am a complete novice with all things editing so recommendations are very much welcomed. Thank you again, hope you stick around!
Glad you guys enjoyed! Great reaction🙏
Thank you so much for watching!
Happy thanksgiving 🙏
Sorry! im just seeing this now but hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
Gotta do hot fuzz, the list of actors is amazing, you will 100% be saying "omg thats..."
@philipstroud6327 I THINK that's the plan! So many comments have been telling us to watch it, we want to be a channel of the people! haha. Thanks for watching!
Immediate sub! Great reaction.
Hot Fuzz is honestly one of the most rewatchable and quotable films out there. Stacked cast that makes me proud to be British. Pleaaaase do that next! 😊
It's coming soon! Just got back from vacation so we're working on it. Thank you so much for watching.
There's actually made a parody comedy movie about this one :D
It's called "Shed of the dead" but kinda hard to find on streaming apps.
@nataliep6385 Wait, they made a parody of a comedy movie? haha! I don't think that ive ever heard of that. I'll try to find it.
After the cornetto trilogy you might want to watch ‘Paul’..
It’s not cornetto but it’s Simon pegg and nick frost.
I've actually seen Paul! I remember really liking it. I probably won't do a reaction to it since ive seen it already, but maybe I could do like a rewatch type of thing. "It's not fat, Paul..It's power..."
Hot fuzz 400% next reaction, it's a sort of a James bond movie.
@robertobrien5709 I think that's the plan since so many of the comments want us to watch it and we've never seen it. Stay tuned! Thank you so much for watching!
Looking forward to The Worlds End! :) Subbed.
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The Martin Freeman group were the ‘better group’. The idea was, they were the group the film should have been following rather than Sean’s group. They were all very established actors (including Freeman) and people they had worked with (watch Spaced and Black Books)
haha! I love that.
Hot Fuzz WHEN?
JUST got back from vacation. Give me a few days, but I'll post as soon as I can.
Hot Fuzz and Shaun of The Dead had great casting, like you said a lot of them hadn't made it yet, but I guess the movies put them in the spotlight so it's give and take
@TheReelStuff Everyone starts somewhere! It's always awesome to check out big time name's earlier stuff. Thanks for watching!
loved your reaction was just about to comment react to hot fuzz next but just saw you have,
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❤ the trilogy!!! Can't wait for HOT FUZZ!
Stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
Simon said about this movie, that other girl (Shiwonne?) that met them all with their friends and then showed up at the end- was set up as if there was another movie - maybe a better action movie -?- that had been going on somewhere else that we didnt get to see, with the other characters that looked like Shaun and the gang
Dude that is so funny. I would actually love to see events from their side. Thanks for watching!
12.30 we see the Cornetto
@bblair2627 is that the poster on the wall?
@@LOTReviews in his hand
The next in the trilogy is a who's who of British acting legends. Oscar winners insane cameos including Walder Fray ,the hound and Aegon Targarian. And about 50% of the Hogwarts faculty.
@ianjardine7324 Oh wow, really? Is that Hot Fuzz? I'm a huge ASOIAF fan and of course HP.
@@LOTReviews Yarp.
It has been said but Hot Fuzz next
That’s the plan! Hoping to get it out before Thanksgiving…hoping. Thank you so much for watching!
You got red on you
🤣 thanks for watching!
@@LOTReviews YEAAAAAAAAAAH BOOOOI
AWESOME REACTION ❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
@keishie23 Thank you! and Thank you so much for watching!
Great reaction. 👏
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Simon pegg made a movie called Paul about an alien but its not as good as his other movies.
I have seen Paul and thought it was hilarious. I don't want to review it since I have actually seen it before. Trying to keep the reactions authentic.
Hot Fuzz next!
@cindylou3205 Stay Tuned!