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# The World's End [Blu-ray]

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## Description

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost reteam with director Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) in this wildly entertaining thrill ride that critics call "funny as hell" (Richard Roeper, WLS-AM Chicago) and "sheer comic perfection" (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone). Twenty years after their first epic pub crawl attempt, the "five musketeers" reunite in their hometown to complete the ultimate challenge—one night, five friends, twelve bars—a boozy quest on which only the strongest will survive. But after a bizarre series of encounters with the out-of-this-world locals, they soon realize that reaching their final pub, The World's End, may be the least of their troubles. They're having the time of their lives, ready to take on the world…but tonight they may have to save it.

Review: Hilarious and adventurous - Easily my favorite Simon Pegg and Nick Frost film - but I do love them all. Worth watching many times. Love this movie.
Review: The most anticipated film of my life was even more brilliant than I had dared to imagine - Perhaps it's the fact that all the principle actors who keep reappearing in Edgar Wright's films but Simon Pegg himself (and Bill Nighy, of course) are within three years of my age that draws me so deeply into his work, but by the time news even started appearing about The World's End I had already built up more anticipation for the final installment of the "Blood And Ice Cream Trilogy" (my personal favorite of the several nicknames) than anything else in a life of movie-loving. And more importantly, I was not only not disappointed, I was absolutely blown away by its marvelous ingenuity and brilliant nuances. This is definitely Wright's masterpiece. I'll go so far as to compare it to that other Great Film that happens to be a screwball comedy about the end of the world, Dr. Strangelove. If this movie is a sign of its director's real potential, we have some wonderful stuff to look forward to, and even if it remains the crowning achievement of his career it still marks Wright as one of the elite in his field. This is a work on an entirely different level from its predecessors, Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, and as much as I love those two movies, it seems almost a shame for The World's End to be lumped in with them. It's a far deeper story with far deeper, more complex characters and an interlocking complex of themes about things that actually matter. It's about the conflict between civilization and freedom, youth and maturity, realism and wishful thinking, friendship and codependency, and any number of other dichotomies, and manages to explore all these relationships in meaningful ways without actually answering any of them, much less getting preachy or pushing an agenda. This is a movie that truly understands and exemplifies the only statement possible in any language that will ever be always true: "Nothing Is ever that simple." There are no universal answers to questions that matter, and the fact that the characters portrayed by Pegg and Nick Frost both find such true and deep happiness in the end despite their radically different choices, desires, and basic natures underlines that fact. All the way back in 2008 I posed the question in an online forum, "Which are you more looking forward to: the next Marvel Avengers movie, or the next Simon Pegg/Nick Frost/Edgar Wright movie?" It's both wonderfully satisfying and professionally impressive to me that next year I'll get to see both options merge when Edgar Wright's Ant-Man adds the next Avenger to the team. I never would have foreseen that his career would reach the point where I could have both options at the same time, or for that matter that a such a gigantic media empire's blockbuster action franchise would make room for such a "cultish" director. I wish I were that wrong more often. My only regret about The World's End (besides its inexplicably limited release, forcing me to find a carpool to travel almost 100 miles to see it) is the timing of the DVD release, when I just happen to be extremely short on funds. But this will be one of the "one in a thousand" movies that I simply can't even consider delaying adding to my collection. I can live without food for long enough to manage, and feed my mind and sense of humor instead.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Eddie Marsan, Edgar Wright, Eric Fellner, Martin Freeman, Nick Frost, Nira Park, Paddy Considine, Rosamund Pike, Simon Pegg, Tim Bevan Contributor Eddie Marsan, Edgar Wright, Eric Fellner, Martin Freeman, Nick Frost, Nira Park, Paddy Considine, Rosamund Pike, Simon Pegg, Tim Bevan See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 7,700 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Comedy, Science Fiction & Fantasy |
| Initial release date | 2019-08-27 |
| Language | English |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Action & Adventure, Art House & International, Comedy, Science Fiction & Fantasy
- **Format:** Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled
- **Contributor:** Eddie Marsan, Edgar Wright, Eric Fellner, Martin Freeman, Nick Frost, Nira Park, Paddy Considine, Rosamund Pike, Simon Pegg, Tim Bevan
- **Initial release date:** 2019-08-27
- **Language:** English

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hilarious and adventurous
*by V***2 on September 30, 2025*

Easily my favorite Simon Pegg and Nick Frost film - but I do love them all. Worth watching many times. Love this movie.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The most anticipated film of my life was even more brilliant than I had dared to imagine
*by G***R on November 9, 2013*

Perhaps it's the fact that all the principle actors who keep reappearing in Edgar Wright's films but Simon Pegg himself (and Bill Nighy, of course) are within three years of my age that draws me so deeply into his work, but by the time news even started appearing about <i>The World's End</i> I had already built up more anticipation for the final installment of the "Blood And Ice Cream Trilogy" (my personal favorite of the several nicknames) than anything else in a life of movie-loving. And more importantly, I was not only not disappointed, I was absolutely blown away by its marvelous ingenuity and brilliant nuances. This is definitely Wright's masterpiece. I'll go so far as to compare it to that <i>other</i> Great Film that happens to be a screwball comedy about the end of the world, <i>Dr. Strangelove</i>. If this movie is a sign of its director's real potential, we have some wonderful stuff to look forward to, and even if it remains the crowning achievement of his career it still marks Wright as one of the elite in his field. This is a work on an entirely different level from its predecessors, <i>Shaun of the Dead</i> and <i>Hot Fuzz</i>, and as much as I love those two movies, it seems almost a shame for <i>The World's End</i> to be lumped in with them. It's a far deeper story with far deeper, more complex characters and an interlocking complex of themes about things that actually <i>matter</i>. It's about the conflict between civilization and freedom, youth and maturity, realism and wishful thinking, friendship and codependency, and any number of other dichotomies, and manages to explore all these relationships in meaningful ways without actually answering <i>any</i> of them, much less getting preachy or pushing an agenda. This is a movie that truly understands and exemplifies the only statement possible in any language that will ever be <i>always</i> true: <i>"Nothing Is <b>ever</b> that simple."</i> There are no universal answers to questions that matter, and the fact that the characters portrayed by Pegg and Nick Frost both find such true and deep happiness in the end despite their radically different choices, desires, and basic natures underlines that fact. All the way back in 2008 I posed the question in an online forum, "Which are you more looking forward to: the next Marvel Avengers movie, or the next Simon Pegg/Nick Frost/Edgar Wright movie?" It's both wonderfully satisfying and professionally impressive to me that next year I'll get to see both options merge when Edgar Wright's <i>Ant-Man</i> adds the next Avenger to the team. I never would have foreseen that his career would reach the point where I could have both options at the same time, or for that matter that a such a gigantic media empire's blockbuster action franchise would make room for such a "cultish" director. I wish I were that wrong more often. My only regret about <i>The World's End</i> (besides its inexplicably limited release, forcing me to find a carpool to travel almost 100 miles to see it) is the timing of the DVD release, when I just happen to be extremely short on funds. But this will be one of the "one in a thousand" movies that I simply can't even consider delaying adding to my collection. I can live without food for long enough to manage, and feed my mind and sense of humor instead.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A TRUE Horror Story With Some Pretty Good Laughs
*by A***N on January 13, 2014*

SEMI SPOILER ALERT WARNING- I am not going to get into any plot specifics but I am generalising about the plot all the way through to the ending without saying exactly what happens. ******************************************************************************* At first I was greatly disappointed with the denouement of this film. I went to bed after watching this film thinking the denouement was really stupid. Upon further reflection I thought it was a nightmare ending befitting a true horror story. But the TRUE horror story was not about anything otherworldly per se. It was about a true sociopath. This sociopath is interested in connections with humans only in so far as they serve his pursuit of his own hedonistic goals. This sociopath has no problems lieing to people who were his lifelong friends (all friendships he ruined with his actions), manipulating them or stealing their resources, including their identities. The friend who is painted as the wisest actually says this right out to the sociopath fairly early on in the film. The sociopath's belief in his own agenda is so ego driven that he thinks everything he does is right. He never thinks any of his actions are wrong even when they endanger others. He takes one action in the film that could be seen as truly altruistic, and he is quick to call it such. But it is not altruistic at all. It completely fits with his agenda and that is the only reason he takes it. This sociopath feels he is the "victim" of a world that is not as fun or hip or smart as he is and his victimhood entitles him to engage in behavior that puts others in harm's way. He is so married to the idea that his way is the best way that when he is offered true enlightement, not just for himself but for the entire human race, he refuses it. His friends refuse it too right along with him but only because they are drunk off their asses. When the world of humans is turned totally upside down into a place where the human population is less civilized, less comfortable and less enlightened than it ever has been in the modern era, this sociopath finally gets to play the hero in his own story. And only then but befriending non-humans and using them to terrorize other humans (which is the last shot of the film). A true nightmare horror story indeed.

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