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Gary King is determined to reunite his friends from his youth in an attempt to recreate an epic pub crawl from 20 years ago. Their target: "The Golden Mile" in their town of Lechtworth, New Haven. Their plan: five friends, twelve pubs, twelve pints, a few random shots, maybe some action with the ladies. Their first attempt failed miserably as they failed to make it to The World's End with the entire crew intact. This time around, they're older, wiser, and ready to get drunk - that is except for Gary's friend Andrew, who has gone sober. Starting with the The First Post, they realize the town may have changed, and they as individuals have changed, but there's something fishy about the town - the main factor is that the residents don't seem to quite recall the events of that epic night. As they hit the next bars on their list - The Old Familiar, The Famous Cock, The Trusty Servant, The King's Head, and so on, they discover that there's something really unusual about the citizens that now inhabit the town, and as they hit each pub, another piece of the conspiracy unravels. However, Gary is determined to make it to the Worlds' End if it winds up killing his whole group, and most of humanity in the process. But does the fate of mankind rest in his hands?
In order to finish their epic pub crawl from 20 years ago, four friends are reunited by Gary King who is determined to get to The World's End but they have to go through pubs such as, The First Post, The Old Familiar, The Famous Cock, The Cross Hands, The Good Companions, The Trusty Servant, The Two-Headed Dog, The Mermaid, The Beehive, The King's Head and The Hole in the Wall. But, knowing that nobody recognizes them, they finally figure out that Newton Haven has been replaced by robots which is the only thing standing in their way of finishing The Golden Mile.
Having loved 'Shaun of the Dead' and really enjoyed 'Hot Fuzz', expectations were high. And while 'The World's End' is not as good as those two in the end, it is incredibly entertaining mostly (if not for all tastes perhaps) and was almost a great film.
For three quarters of the film, 'The World's End' has everything that made me like 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Hot Fuzz' so much, and was very close to their level in overall quality. It is a very well made film, with crisp editing, evocative scenery and costumes, atmospheric and handsome photography and often superb visual effects. The soundtrack is incredibly groovy, fits beautifully and gives off a real sense of nostalgia.
Once again, Edgar Wright directs with plenty of energy and enthusiasm and does nothing to hurt the performances and chemistry of the actors (which was actually one of 'The World's End's' biggest strengths). The script, with the best lines mostly going to Pegg, has every ounce of the cracking wit and hilarity (with very few clunkers, the few that were or came close still had somewhat of an endearment) of the scripts for 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Hot Fuzz', the emotional content and development of the characters also managing to be even more intricate than those films. A lot of heart clearly went here, and apart from the one-dimensional and underused (to the extent that if she had been written out it would not have hurt the film at all) Sam the characters are interesting, Eddie Marsan's is more layered than expected. The story, apart from starting off a touch slow, is tightly paced and cleverly structured a vast majority of the time, and works just fine as a character study.
The performances are strong across the board. It was a bold move reversing the typical basic roles Simon Pegg and Nick Frost usually play in their outings together, and, while they are better in the roles they are more comfortable and famous for, both acquit themselves very well and seem to be having a lot of fun. Their easy-going chemistry still shines through too. Eddie Marsan brings fun and emotion to his role, Paddy Considine is amusing and Martin Freeman brings his usual curmudgeonly charm. While her character is not as interesting as the rest and she doesn't have an awful lot to do Rosamund Pike is still solid with her comedic chops being put to much better than in 'Hector and the Search for Happiness' (another Simon Pegg film, but unfortunately it didn't live up to anywhere near the amount of potential it had). David Bradley, Bill Nighy and Pierce Brosnan (though the latter's was a tad on the silly side, but entertainingly so fortunately) make fun small appearances.
Unfortunately, it is such a shame that 'The World's End' takes a complete nosedive in the last quarter. While the performances, visuals and music still continue to be good, after such a great first three quarters with only minor quibbles, 'Hot Fuzz' and especially 'Shaun of the Dead' handled the mixed genre aspect far more convincingly. The tonal shift is introduced far too suddenly to the extent that it felt like it came out of nowhere and the film just gets too ridiculous, with some overdone action (some of it is well-choreographed and entertaining, too much of it goes overboard), lack of eeriness and threat with the robots, lack of tension and suspense, a complete lack of explanation for the robots (so the film doesn't make much sense), a message that is delivered with the subtlety of a sledgehammer and the very ending is abrupt.
Overall, three quarters of 'The World's End' was really great and up to par with 'Shaun of the Dead' and 'Hot Fuzz' but the last quarter is a big letdown. A very solid 7/10. Bethany Cox
This isn't the first time that I've been disappointed in the Cornetto films, but thankfully it will be the last! I will start by saying that I loved Shaun of the Dead, due to it's comedic brilliance. However, when it came to Hot Fuzz I didn't feel this, and just felt sad, that one of my favorite comedy duo's had let me down. Sadly this is what I feel again with the latest and last film in the trilogy. Now don't get me wrong it's not all bad and there was several occasions that I chuckled and enjoyed the film... but that was it! There was no overwhelming laughs that need a pause in the movie so that you can get back to a concentrated state of mind. Which really just made me a little upset when I walked out of the movies, just like I was after Hot Fuzz.
However, it's not all bad, you can clearly see brilliant performances from the cast along with a story that wasn't half bad. Not anything ground breaking, but far from poor. Which is what we tend to see in most comedies that are released at the moment. I would also like to applaud them for there fight scenes which have really come far from the bar fight with zombies in the Shaun of the dead film. if not horribly unrealistic.
So to conclude, I certainly don't think that this film is horrible. I just felt let down and hoped for more. I would recommend that you give this movie a try, especially if you're a fan of the previous titles in the series. And hey, you might enjoy it more than I did, as I will say that the audience at the cinema certainly seemed too.
An ordinary drama embellished and in some sense infringed on by genre elements rather than the other way around.
More info here. In Shaun of the Dead, the color of the cone's packaging is red to symbolize the bloody nature of the film. In Hot Fuzz, it's blue to match the color of a police uniform. In The World's End, it's green to symbolize alien beings. a5c7b9f00b
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