Rating: R
Movie Release Date: February 14, 2007 (UK & Ireland) / April 20, 2007 (USA)
DVD Release Date: July 31, 2007
Plot 411: When a cop becomes too good at his job, making his fellow officers look bad, he is transferred to the safest town in England.
Review: Simon Pegg and Nick Frost join forces once again and the end product is one gut-busting comedy. Pegg plays Nicholas Angel, a hot shot cop who has all the right moves. Because of this, his superior packs him up and sends him to a small town. Frost is Danny Butterman, a young cop in town who is awe-inspired by being Angel's partner. This set up creates scenes that are hilarious, like when the two are called in to investigate missing swan. The banter between the two partners volley back and forth. Frost does a great job at playing the fool once again. If you liked Shaun Of The Dead, then this movie is for you. It has a lot of the same comedic beats that'll have you rolling. You've got to be in tune with the British sense of humor though as it's a bit different than American movies. Also in this film are Bill Nighy, Jim Broadbent and Timothy Dalton.
Watch It: And check out the blooper reel
Skip It: Because it's not completely a comedy or an action flick that most people are used to.
Movie Release Date: February 14, 2007 (UK & Ireland) / April 20, 2007 (USA)
DVD Release Date: July 31, 2007
Plot 411: When a cop becomes too good at his job, making his fellow officers look bad, he is transferred to the safest town in England.
Review: Simon Pegg and Nick Frost join forces once again and the end product is one gut-busting comedy. Pegg plays Nicholas Angel, a hot shot cop who has all the right moves. Because of this, his superior packs him up and sends him to a small town. Frost is Danny Butterman, a young cop in town who is awe-inspired by being Angel's partner. This set up creates scenes that are hilarious, like when the two are called in to investigate missing swan. The banter between the two partners volley back and forth. Frost does a great job at playing the fool once again. If you liked Shaun Of The Dead, then this movie is for you. It has a lot of the same comedic beats that'll have you rolling. You've got to be in tune with the British sense of humor though as it's a bit different than American movies. Also in this film are Bill Nighy, Jim Broadbent and Timothy Dalton.
Watch It: And check out the blooper reel
Skip It: Because it's not completely a comedy or an action flick that most people are used to.
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