Hot Fuzz - Blog Posts

Bro even the actual police officers that did a commentary think that Danny and nick are in love

The only valid copaganda in Hot Fuzz, I don't make the rules

two clever comebacks, two exclamations, and two times they thought they lost each other

Danny and Nicholas Parroting Each Other

Hot Fuzz (2007)

Fun fact about Hot Fuzz

One of the members of the testing audiences in the US said that the music in the scene where Nicholas tells Danny to enjoy the rest of his birthday was "too homoerotic"

how life feels when I read a Hott Fuzz fanfic with a transmasc Nicholas Angel:

Review: Attack The Block (2011)

Rating: 9.5 of 10

Once you've reeled yourself from Star Wars: The Force Awakens fever, let's take a moment to look at a previous starring role by one of its star, John Boyega (or Finn in The Force Awakens), in 2011′s Attack The Block.

Alternatively, you could also check out the incredible movie in which General Hux (Domhnall Gleeson) and Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) got to hang around with their very own droid (pun very much intended) in Ex Machina, reviewed previously here at 9.0 rating (I tell ya, these are all awesome films).

(John Boyega in Attack The Block, and Domhnall Gleeson and Oscar Isaac in Ex Machina, respectively)

But now here’s the review for Attack The Block. Can I say enough good things about Attack the Block? No I can't, because it's absolutely brilliant.

Attack the Block, brought to you by the guys behind Hot Fuzz, tells the story about a gang of kids in South London who suddenly find that their neighbourhood was being attacked by aliens from outer space. Then they do the only thing that they know: fight for their 'hood.

Attack The Block is awesome, there’s no need to downplay that. It’s definitely a popcorn movie, but it’s a really, really good one. Tense and breathless, Attack The Block has everything you want from an action/thriller film. Littered with bikes, baseball bats, and fireworks, it’s definitely not a conventional one--but those facts by no means reflect its adrenaline level. It has some quick bloody scenes, so viewer discretion is advised. The lead character Moses (John Boyega) was especially brilliantly acted, but the movie somehow managed to make all the characters relatable even though they were basically criminals. Almost atmospheric in their choice of neighbourhood, Attack the Block also has great soundtrack (by Basement Jaxx) and visuals, and I especially loved the simple yet effective design of the aliens.

TL;DR Intense, unpredictable and unique, this movie is a hidden gem and goes to show that big budget is not necessary to make good sci-fi action.

*a version of this review was previously posted in 2011.

Here’s my contribution for the Cornetto Secret Santa! This one’s for @halbow, who just wanted some Hot Fuzz material– hope I delivered it! Thank you @cornettoss-2017 for this amazing activity 💛

This is when Nick realised he loved Danny (Danny fell in love instantly - it was obvious to everyone around)

I love them so much!!

HOT FUZZ (2007)