The World's End

I am a huge fan of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost movies. I have been excited about this movie for months and when I found out that one of my all time favorite actors Martin Freeman was in it too, I could barely contain my excitement!

The final entry in the awesome Cornetto trilogy tastes a bit different from the other flavors.It doesn't have the satirical and spoof bite.

Does this hold up to Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz? Hell Yeah!

Ah, that subtle British humor. The blokes behind "The World's End" have certainly unearthed a winning formula in combining the English disposition with outrageous action.

The World's End was an enjoyable and an original film that explores a man's attempt to rekindle and redeem his sense of freedom with his four best friends on the most epic pub crawl the world has ever seen. Almost instantly they find something amiss with their estranged hometown.

I'm a huge fan of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. Shaun of the Dead is almost flawless and though Hot Fuzz is kind of slow and suffers a little from some stupid moments, (not stupid funny, just stupid) it's extremely charming and interesting from start to finish.

The World's End, like most of the Cornetto trilogy, starts out slow. It introduces what the 5 main characters were like in their child hood and how they all attempted "the Golden Mile", a tour of the town's pubs.

The third part of the so-called Cornetto Trilogy by Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Here, Pegg and Frost, along with Eddie Marsan, Martin Freeman and Paddy Considine star as a group of old high school buddies who meet up at around 40 to redo the infamous pub crawl of their home town.

I loved this film, i loved the action scenes (really well done) and I loved the humor and drama that was going into this movie that was perfected with the Actors and Actresses themselves.Starting off is my summary of this film.