Teaser Trailers for Hot Fuzz Now Online
Do you like Shaun of the Dead? Hey, who doesn’t? Well after months of anticipation, we’ve finally got our first look at the new film from Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, Hot Fuzz. Instead of repeating themselves with another rom/zom/com, this time around they’re giving us a fresh take on the buddy cop genre. Pegg plays London police constable named Nicholas Angel, who gets reassigned to a sleepy village where not much happens. He is having trouble adjusting to the lack of action, that is until a series of suspicious deaths convince him that foul play is afoot. The movie co-stars Nick Frost, Martin Freeman, Steve Coogan, Jim Broadbent and Timothy Dalton. A pair of teaser trailers have just gone online over at the Rogue Pictures and Working Title websites. Both are pretty busy right now, but just keep trying, it’s well worth it! Hot Fuzz hits theatres on March 9th, 2007. Looks like another comedy classic in the making.
Hot Fuzz: Teaser 1
Hot Fuzz: Teaser 2
Comments (7)
HAHAHAHA
That actually looks funny! Especially considering that I wasn’t particularly impressed with “Shaun of the Dead”
Posted by Marina on October 16th, 2006Yes yes and Yes!!!
now here’s something worth paying money to see!
Shaun of the Dead was great- my only regret was not seeing it in the cinema-
I Liked the S.O.T.D Referenes in teaser 2
Simon Pegg & Edgar Wright are a great team
I Highly encourage people to pick up their Tv show Spaced which was written by Simon Pegg & Jessica Stevenson
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Spaced-Definitive-Collectors-Jessica-Stevenson/dp/B0002LXU6I/sr=8-1/qid=1161107701/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/202-8668299-0071068?ie=UTF8
Check It Out!!
Posted by Steve b on October 17th, 2006Still waiting for a Region 1 release of Spaced on DVD unfortunately…
Posted by Sean on October 17th, 2006i thought that shaun of the dead was really funny and i am looking forward to seeing this one. these guys are really funny and could be a cool comedy duo.
Posted by Chopper on October 18th, 2006I just really dont get how any could see this as a fresh take on the cop genre.
Posted by Goon on December 2nd, 2006it’s a tribute to cop films. not a “fresh take” on them.
Posted by rans0m on June 9th, 2007I saw it recently and actually kind of liked it. It wasnt really what I expected, and definitely enjoyed it more than Shaun of the Dead
Posted by Goon on June 9th, 2007Leave a Reply