Hot Fuzz/Funny

"Cashier: Is there anything else I can do for you?
 * Angel giving a flying kick on an old lady.
 * The scene where Angel jumps over four fences with increasingly acrobatic prowess, only to be followed by Butterman...who crashes through the first fence.
 * And the scene where the preacher gets shot in the shoulder. "JESUS CHRIST!"
 * What about the glorious, "Fuck off, grasshopper!" right before pulling out twin derringers from his priest robes. Doubles as a CMOA, no doubt.
 * The Bowdlerised version of that manages to be even funnier. Peas on rice!
 * Or the Inevitable Pay-Off for the Swan. They are vicious MFers.
 * That movie also had the single best He-Man reference ever.
 * The exchange between Ms. Cooper and Sgt. Angel when he first arrives in Sandford. "FASCIST!!"
 * "Hag."
 * Funniest part of that exchange, when Angel corrects her & she's like: "ooh, fascism, wonderful!"
 * On the commentary with Edgar Wright and Quentin Tarantino, we learn that the two of them set up a table to sell DVDs of Point Break and Bad Boys II at the film's premiere...and literally could not give away the latter.
 * In a service station, Angel realises he has to return to Sandford and do what he's gotta do, with the most gravelly action-hero voice possible:

Angel: No...This is something I have to do myself."

"Danny: I then pretended to be a bender; I cried "DON'T TOUCH HIM! ...Don't touch him...""
 * "It's only bolognese!"
 * "...Narp?"
 * "SWAAAAN!"
 * HOOOONK!?
 * The living statue in the crypt.
 * Did you say cool off?
 * The way Bob and Dave say "Hello!" during the forensics scene.
 * "Crusty jugglers...."
 * "The greater good."
 * "SHUT IT!"
 * Leslie Tillers labiodental facial expression when she's interrupted by Angel: "'Course as far as I'm concerned Cousin Sissy can go fffff..."
 * also, "God rest 'im...God rest 'er...God rest 'im...God rest the lot of 'em..."
 * One of the special features on the DVD is a series of videos where the characters explain a few plot holes. The segments narrated by Nicholas and Danny manage to push the film's original Ho Yay Up to Eleven.

"Nicholas: As for Danny, well,
 * And from Angel's, when he's explaining

Danny: I'm in the bath!"

"Messenger: Sergeant Angel, Hi hi. Quick word for the Sandford Citizen?
 * Also, most of the station's furniture
 * The conversation between Angel and Messenger after the play:

Angel: Uh, it was very enjoyable.

Messenger: 'Cop Enjoys Watching Young Lovers'?

Angel: I don't think so.

Messenger: 'Local Bobby Gives Thumbs Up to Teen Suicide'?

Angel: That's just grossly inappropriate."

"Angel: It all started with my uncle Derrick; he was a sergeant in the Met. He bought me a police pedal car when I was five. I rode around in it every second I was awake, arresting kids twice my size for littering and spitting. I got beaten up a lot when I was young, but it didn't stop me; I wanted to be like Uncle Derrick.
 * Down t'pub, Angel's telling the story of his childhood and why he wanted to be come a police officer.

Danny: Sounds like a good bloke.

Angel: Actually he was arrested for selling drugs to students.

Danny: What a cunt. [with absolutely no change in tone]"

"Angel: You've, uh, got a mustache.
 * During the story Angel mentions that there was one time when he was young when he wanted to be a Muppet instead of a police officer. After finishing the story about how his uncle being a drug dealer and that was what made him join the police Danny thinks it's a shame, because he thinks Angel would have made a great Muppet. It even gets Angel to laugh.
 * Followed almost immediately by Danny demonstrating his little ketchup trick.
 * Angel's look of utter horror at the end of the absolutely horrible Romeo and Juliet play when all the actors come out and sing.
 * When Angel tries to tell Wainwright he has a bit of foam on his mustache from the beer he's drinking, it's a small moment but just utterly hilarious.

Wainwright: [completely indignant] I KNOW."

""What else have you got?"
 * "Angel! Don't go bein' a twat now!"
 * About the final fight scene; it's awesome, but there's also just something incredibly funny about these aged, distinguished British character actors grabbing machine guns and shotguns and shooting up stuff.
 * "Have you ever fired your gun up in the air and gone 'aaaaargh'?"
 * "No I have not ever fired my gun up in the air and gone 'aaaaargh'!"
 * And the Inevitable Pay-Off.
 * And this exchange with the Andes.

"Skidmarks."

"Now who's being childish?""


 * The completely deadpan judges for the Best Village competition (played by Edgar Wright's mum, Edgar's former drama teacher, and Simon Pegg's mum) watching Nick and Danny tear out in their damaged squad car...and then the banner behind them flutters slowly to the ground. They just look back at their clipboards.
 * Angel's increasingly aghast face each time he gets a Reaction Shot during the Romeo and Juliet homage. For that matter, the Romeo and Juliet homage itself also qualifies.