Hot Fuzz 3D SBS 2007

"Hot Fuzz" is a British comedy action film directed by Edgar Wright, released in 2007. It is the second part of the Three Flavors of Cornetto trilogy, following Shaun of the Dead (2004) and preceding The World's End (2013). Simon Pegg and Nick Frost played the lead roles in the movie. Here's the general description:

The story centers on Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg), an overzealous London cop who is so efficient at his job that he makes his colleagues look bad. As a result, he is transferred to the seemingly quiet village of Sandford, where he teams up with affable but bumbling cop Danny Butterman (Nick Frost).

At first, Sandford seems like a quaint and idyllic town to Angel, but he soon grows suspicious of it, especially when a series of accidents and deaths occur. As he investigates, he uncovers a dark conspiracy and a string of crimes that challenge his notions of quiet village life.

The movie "Hot Fuzz" is known for its sharp wit, clever script and perfect blend of action and comedy. Edgar Wright's directing style, characterized by quick editing and visual gags, contributes to the film's unique and enjoyable atmosphere. The film pays homage to the buddy cop and action genres while maintaining a humorous and satirical tone.