"Hot Fuzz," directed by Edgar Wright and starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, is widely regarded as a great movie. Released in 2007, it blends action, comedy, and clever satire, showcasing Wright's signature style. The film follows a top London cop who is reassigned to a seemingly quiet village, which hides dark secrets. Praised for its sharp writing, witty dialogue, and intricate references to action films, "Hot Fuzz" has garnered a strong fanbase and critical acclaim, making it a standout in the "Cornetto Trilogy."

Yes, "Hot Fuzz" has been removed from Netflix in various regions at different times. Streaming availability can change frequently due to licensing agreements. To confirm its current status, it's best to check Netflix directly or use a streaming guide that tracks movie availability across platforms.

"Hot Fuzz," directed by Edgar Wright, follows London police officer Nicholas Angel, who is so skilled that his superiors transfer him to the seemingly idyllic village of Sandford. There, he partners with the bumbling local officer, Danny Butterman. As Angel investigates a series of mysterious deaths, he uncovers a dark secret: the village's residents are part of a conspiracy to maintain their perfect community by any means necessary. The film blends action, comedy, and satire, ultimately highlighting themes of friendship and the contrast between urban and rural life.

There is only one film titled "Hot Fuzz," released in 2007. It is a British action-comedy directed by Edgar Wright and stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. "Hot Fuzz" is part of the "Three Flavours Cornetto" trilogy, which also includes "Shaun of the Dead" (2004) and "The World's End" (2013). While there are no sequels or additional films specifically titled "Hot Fuzz," it is considered a standalone film within this trilogy.