The World's End

Here we are. The third feature of the "Cornetto trilogy" is probabily the most reflexive, mature and dramatic one. It is still an action packed movie mixed with comedy but there is a lot of actuality and reflexion too here, and, as every Wright's movie does, ends up with a lot of dept. More dept than the previous two films. This movie starts very subtly and slowly more as a classic British comedy and at the end, (second half of the movie) turns out to be a great robot/apocaliptyc movie with stunning action scenes that Wright perfectly manages here once again. Probabily thd best cyborg movie ever made along with James Cameron's Terminator. It beautifully talks about some themes (such as technology and friendships) and while doing that it doesn't forget to provide entertainment and the ending is as bittersweet as it gets. This movie is, alongside with Shaun of the Dead, the best movie of the trilogy.

The World's End, the final movie in the cornetto trilogy. The movie's got a brilliant plot, which is pretty much about this group of middle aged lads who are attempting to complete the pub crawl, which they were never able to do 20 years ago. They all meet up again due to Gary King (Simon Pegg) wanting to try and complete the pub crawl. So, they do so and they return to their old home town, when they do so they start to notice things aren't exactly how they used to be but very weird and different. The acting from all the cast throughout this movie is honestly brilliant and the same goes for the dialogue which these characters have, it's honestly really good and so are the jokes which the characters make, they all made me laugh in some sort of way. Also, the cinematography which this movie's got is honestly beautifully smooth and you can really tell that Bill Pope, is honestly brilliant at capturing scenes amazingly smooth. There's so many hilarious scenes throughout this movie, either that being with the main characters dialogue or it being something which one of the main characters from the group does throughout this movie. The movie's action sequences are built up very well and when they happen, they are amazingly shot and they're honestly very clever on how they want them to go and I really enjoyed each one of them throughout this movie. Finally, I think the robots are built up very well throughout this movie and we start to see what they're really like compared to the humans in this movie. The chemistry which Gary King and Andy Knightley (Nick Frost) have throughout this movie is honestly brilliant and it's amazingly shown, those two are honestly the best in these movies. Overall, The World's End is a masterpiece and a half. The movie's got a brilliant plot, brilliant acting, very good dialogue, beautiful cinematography, so many hilarious scenes, very clever action sequences and the villains are very built up in this movie. I'd honestly recommend this to anyone after watching Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz, it's actually brilliant, it's honestly worth the watch, a brilliant movie.