- handicapped rear view hanging fuzz-dice-type-o-things are transportable to folks using their autos to transport handicapped people.

- the light thing is somewhat negligible. in this neck-of-woods, lots of folks barely leave enough lights on to even note they're home.

- the 'mouth & heart' benefit is universal if one pays attention.

- they do have their own network...as in...those so blind they refuse to see (Rupe pluckin' those pigeons).

- sure you'd miss out on MTG but Chaplin films as well (gawd i love slapstick): just the opening > https://youtu.be/Sj4Lb7yD_fY

Spoiler: MIDI Fuzz guitars still sound like MIDI.

Hot Fuzz!

I think that's the way it's meant to be, and maybe I'd trust that one more. They made me take one of these professionally administered ones in school (engineering obviously... because everyone else doesn't need a test to tell them what their personality is like) and that's what it was like. Sort of like getting grilled by the fuzz, they ask you the same question in a bunch of different ways to get a more representative answer.

I don't remember my coding, but in the bar graphs I was pretty much exactly down the middle in every category, so I figure I aced it. Totally zen, that's me.

It's him. The other one is voiced by Nick Frost, of Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, etc. Full cast here http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0787474/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm

Or the parody of Hot Fuzz.

Man, I was just gonna look for more clips from Super Fuzz on youtube, and ended up watching the whole thing. So great. And terrible.

Until this moment, I had all but forgotten the movie Super Fuzz even existed.

Old School is perhaps the best american comedy in a decade. That said, I absolutely agree. Comedy here is very one-dimensional. It's jokes, nothing else. Usually very base ones that everyone will get with a spattering of 'gut-laughs'. I agree one of the biggest reasons as Drachan commented on is just how regimented and formulaic our entertainment is in this country.

This also exemplifies why I am so very torn with Edgar Wright leaving Ant Man and potentially Marvel. He's one of the best directors around and so very inventive. I adored World's End, though my favorite of the 'trilogy' will always be Hot Fuzz.

On the flip side, as a fan of the comic Scott Pilgrim was a terrible movie. He clearly took a lot of creative license with the beloved graphic novel while at the same time totally putting off the audience while at the same time doing nothing to bring in people who have never heard of it previously, which is why it bombed so very hard.

So he left Ant Man, easily one of my top 5 favorite Marvel characters, because of creative differences. I suspect he wanted to do something very different then the established material and Marvel was against that because they want to link him to their other movies (DUH!). So while I think the movie could potentially have been fantastic under his direction, it could just as easily have been marvels biggest bomb since Hulk.

I am a huge Edgar Wright fan, Hot Fuzz is probably my favorite comedy ever. However you talk shit about Bridesmaids and you get hit! Bridesmaids was awesome...NO I know more than you!

The slow motion gunfight bit was from Spaced, an utterly hilarious comedy written and performed by the same set of people that are in hot fuzz and sean.

I totally agree, Wright is a very inventive film maker. I didn't like The World's End as much as the Shaun of The Dead and Hot Fuzz because it lacked a convincing core concept and felt more contrived. But he still made it visually interesting and there were some good jokes.

Oh god yes!
The travel-scene from Hot Fuzz elevated that movie from awesome to instant classic for me.

Thanks you gave me the warm fuzzes.

You don't have to bans us. You all eventually will were us down to a nub with your crazy thoughts that we will just stop showing up like Quantum mushroom.

1 down 2 to go.

Once we leave you can have milk and cookies and celebrate. But do me a favor give @VoodooV the biggest cookie.

I have learned things about my phone from my four year old. Little kids are good for fuzz testing because they don't know which things should not work.