I missed a couple or more things the first time I watched this movie.
Realising this is part of Edgar Wright's "Cornetto Trilogy" made me rewatch it again just to spot the wit, the cameos, the thrills and so on, so on.
This also did one simple thing that most action movies did not do: show police officers doing paperwork for their duties on handling crimes around every corner.
The twist really caught my eye in surprise as it is shown that the village turned out to be serial killers themselves including their own inspector. They only do this because of winning the "Best Village Award" and make the village look happy and contended.
Amazing wit, cinematography, choreography and performances from Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Jim Broadbent and Timothy Dalton.
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This review is for "the greater good".
I missed a couple or more things the first time I watched this movie.
Realising this is part of Edgar Wright's "Cornetto Trilogy" made me rewatch it again just to spot the wit, the cameos, the thrills and so on, so on.
This also did one simple thing that most action movies did not do: show police officers doing paperwork for their duties on handling crimes around every corner.
The twist really caught my eye in surprise as it is shown that the village turned out to be serial killers themselves including their own inspector. They only do this because of winning the "Best Village Award" and make the village look happy and contended.
Amazing wit, cinematography, choreography and performances from Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Jim Broadbent and Timothy Dalton.
10/10.