Revisiting Edgar Wright's "Hot Blood Detective", unexpectedly got more laughs and details on the stalk, but also deeply fell into British humor, attracted by this unique form of comedy! In London, the dedicated and capable senior patrolman Nicholas Anchill aroused the jealousy of the sheriffs and was transferred to a remote town to work as a policeman. However, in the calm towns and villages, Nicholas's extraordinary arresting ability cannot be used, and the partner of the director's stupid son Danny Batman made him feel helpless! While he was distressed, he witnessed successive murders. After constant searches and dangers, he finally worked with other police officers to expose the town’s conspiracy of decades of crime-free incidents! I have to admire Wright's way of telling the story and his interpretation of comedy, showing the British humor to the full! This is not the same as the hilarious effect caused by the dense laughter points in other movies. It is scattered and always throws a point inadvertently. When it is mentioned in the subsequent plot, people who understand it often know it. People who smile but don't understand are always at a loss. For example, when Nicholas asked the boy's name at the end of the film, he heard Aaron.A.Aaronson, and the protagonist was shocked. It is estimated that many people don't understand the joke here! To get this stalk, you have to remember the previous episode-when Nicholas wanted to inquire about the client of a deceased lawyer, the detective suggested that he read the first person on the phone book, Aaron.A. Aaronson started investigating, he thought it was a random name, and he didn't care! So after hearing the little boy's name, the protagonist looked bewildered, he really has such a weird name! The time from when the stalk here was raised to when it rang was nearly an hour. If you can realize it for the first time, there will be no one! But this is the sense of humor brought about by the details. It is unexpected and makes it difficult to understand the director's insight into humor. This humor is also reflected in the setting of some scenes and interesting soundtracks. At the beginning of the film, Nicholas first disagreed with the police officer’s modulation and needed instructions from his superior. Then the inspector immediately appeared and gave the same explanation. The unacceptable protagonist asked for a higher-level explanation, and then the chief inspector appeared. The repeated words made He collapsed, and he could only pin his last hope on his partners, but what he turned around to see was the farewell party of his colleagues! Such a scene may seem abrupt, but it makes people laugh. While complaining about this specially arranged coincidence, they also feel sympathy for the protagonist's encounter. This refreshing way of storytelling also brings a great look and feel! During the showdown in the bar in the second half of the movie, the appearance of video game music that shouldn't have appeared is funny, but it's just such a contrast. The final battle took place in a bunch of small town models. The confrontation between the protagonist and the supermarket owner is like a confrontation between two giants. Whenever a fist is thrown, the heavy sound effect makes the action more powerful, and suddenly feels that he is watching Ultraman fights the little monsters, and this feeling of being in the play just hits my laughter, making me feel that the film is even more interesting! The biggest feature of Wright's movies is the unique editing. He often makes boring things cool. For example, the quick and concise editing at the beginning of the movie makes the otherwise boring and lengthy character introduction come alive, bringing the image and characteristics of the protagonist to life. Show it out completely. Even though it is dazzling, it leaves a deep impression on people. The basic character attributes are branded in my mind! Another point is that every time the protagonist interrogates a prisoner, the fast camera flash makes people look faint, but he does have a very direct sense of substitution, as if he has been interrogated, and at the same time, he has gone through a long questioning process. I think British humor embodies a kind of "sneerism", which is different from our usual laughter, but a slight smile at that time. Its scattered points of laughter can't bring about the shocking feeling like hilarious laughter, and the charm is even more confusing for people who don't understand, but it also highlights the uniqueness of this humor. If you accidentally "haha", it shows that you have experienced this kind of humor. I think British humor embodies a kind of "sneerism", which is different from our usual laughter, but a slight smile at that time. Its scattered points of laughter can't bring about the impact of hilarious laughter, and the charm is even more confusing to people who don't understand, but it also highlights the uniqueness of this humor. If you accidentally "haha", it shows that you have experienced this kind of humor. I think British humor embodies a kind of "sneerism", which is different from our usual laughter, but a slight smile at that time. Its scattered points of laughter can't bring about the impact of hilarious laughter, and the charm is even more confusing to people who don't understand, but it also highlights the uniqueness of this humor. If you accidentally "haha", it shows that you have experienced this kind of humor. I think British humor embodies a kind of "sneerism", which is different from our usual laughter, but a slight smile at that time. Its scattered points of laughter can't bring about the impact of hilarious laughter, and the charm is even more confusing to people who don't understand, but it also highlights the uniqueness of this humor. If you accidentally "haha", it shows that you have experienced this kind of humor. I think British humor embodies a kind of "sneerism", which is different from our usual laughter, but a slight smile at that time. Its scattered points of laughter can't bring about the shocking feeling like hilarious laughter, and the charm is even more confusing for people who don't understand, but it also highlights the uniqueness of this humor. If you accidentally "haha", it shows that you have experienced this kind of humor.
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