First Time Watching | The World's End (2013) | Reaction
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American Reacts to the movie The World's End (2013) starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost which is also part of the Cornetto Trilogy. ENJOY!
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The pub names are symbolic of the plot points.
The First Post - it's the first pub
The Old Familiar - because it's identical to the first.
The Famous Cock - where Gary is first recognised
The Cross Hands - where the gang first really come together
The Good Companions - where they all agree to pretend to be friends having a night out
The Trusty Servant - Gary tries to confide in Reverend Green
The Two-Headed Dog - where they fight the twins
The Mermaid - where they meet 'sirens' who try to seduce them
The Beehive - where the Network's "hive" motivation is established
The King's Head - where we get into Gary's 'head' and his problems
The Hole in the Wall - Andy makes a literal hole as he drives into the pub
The World's End - self explanatory.
‘Steven’ drives into the pub, not Andy.
To add to this
The famous cock - Gary is barred from for acting like a cock
The crossed hands - The first fight, they cross hands with blanks.
The trusty servant - They learn of the human servants to the blanks, also showing the blanks are not robots because they aren't servants.
The beehive - more literally they kicked the beehive and got swarmed
The kings head - Gary had to use his head in the smokehouse to prove he is human
Simon pegg is such a nice man. My Daughter went to Alton Towers this year 2023 and they were walking to the first ride and there he was with Wife and Kiddies, so she said hello and he said come on let's have a Photo. His Wife was fine about it. What an Extra Happy day it was. Thankyou Mr Simon Pegg.
Aww that warms my heart I love that he is nice behind the cameras as well I would love to meet him one day and get him to sign my worlds end dvd!
The film Paul is hilarious IMO, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are great
It's on patreon
@@ianstaines4395 oh nice
No where near as good as the Edgar wright ones, still decent tho
hated Paul, doesnt compare to any of the cornetto trilogy
@@idkman728 agreed Edgar Wright is too good
"drinking rain" is my favourite line in the Cornetto trilogy 😂
Drinking fucking rain 😊
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again….. SPACED, the prequel series to the Cornetto trilogy and it’s fantastic.
This!
Spaced is brilliant!
yep, 'Spaced' still the best thing Peg and Frost have done.
☝️what they said
yes please Ideal 🙏
Spaced is brilliant
Fun fact. Pubs in Britain have funny names because back in the old days a lot of people couldn’t read so pubs had different distinctive signs so people could then communicate about the place without knowing the actual names.
Fun but not really a fact.
The truth is that pub names are locality, folklore, myths, local legends, etc.
Though SOME of them are named after the basic depictions of their signage. It's not necessarily because of literacy.
A lot of people ask "what's up with the sword at the end?"
Of course he has a sword. And not a sword, THE sword. Because the King, as foretold, has returned in the time of Britain's greatest need, and has once again taken up his sword.
Yes, this is an Arthurian story (confirmed by the writers). They even have references in the dialogue to the Arthurian legends at various points in the dialogue.
Reinforcing the whole medieval link are the names of the characters: King, Prince, Knightley, Chamberlain, Page.
The blanks at the end aren't musketeers, they're the first of the new Knights of the Round Table.
Gary's last speech being the lyrics to Primal Screams 'loaded' is just perfect
Yes. And in the song Loaded, the lines were sampled from Peter Fonda's speech in the film The Wild Angels. A proper Russian doll of a reference, that.
Such an underrated movie! That moment when Andy hulks out and shouts "I F**KING HATE THIS TOWN" is so me every time I go out in my home town!
After this movie, you two might like "PAUL", again with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. It also stars Sigourney Weaver and Kristen Wiig. In a similar theme to World's End alien takeover, a truly terrifying film is 1978s INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS.
Other fun variants on the story are the 1994 film adaptation of the story that probably inspired Body Snatchers, R.A.Heinleins "The Puppet Masters", amusingly enough starring Donald Sutherland, who was in the '78 version of Body Snatchers, and the 1998 Robert Rodriguez movie "The Faculty", starring a whole host of '90s teen stars, plus Famke Janssen, Robert Patrick, Salma Hayek, and Jon Stewart. Both Puppet Masters and Body Snatchers are referenced in the dialogue.
The lady on the left of Simon Pegg at the AA meeting is Mary from Shaun of the dead, the lady in the garden. There’s loads of reappearances from other actors in the trilogy & Martin from Benidorm!
Martin was great in a show called Nathan Barley, total opposite to the character he plays in benidorm!
I will say, all three movies are brilliant for rewatching. Even when you know the plot, there are countless little details - countless set ups and payoffs - that make rewatching these films 20 times or more thoroughly enjoyable.
Yeah totally, I love how in this film and Shawn of the dead the whole plot of the film is cleverly said by the main character
@@therunawaykid6523 and in hot Fuzz its largely given away as the 'sidekick' quizzes the 'hero'. I.e., as Danny asks Nicholas about all the action he may or may not have seen.
"No, I have not ever fired a gun up in the air and gone 'arghhh'"
Genius.
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Be careful with comments like that.
You dont want Winnie The Pooh to come after you!
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@@robg1151 lol, truth. I've seen it happen lol
It's the Irie in Chinie!
This was filmed in the next town to me. The school disco scene was actually filmed the local cinema foyer so when the film was shown there we had a unique short introduction clip for the cast saying hi to all watching it.
The town is Letchworth in Hertfordshire, also some areas were Welwyn Garden City.
Fellow Hertfordshire 👌🏻
Those quick transitions and edits are a hallmark of the director, Edgar Wright. He also did Baby Driver, which is a whole movie written around the soundtrack. He's a very underrated Director
They're from Darren Afronoski originally, for example Requiem for a Dream.
and more importantly... SCOTT PILGRAM VS THE WORLD!!
People barely notice the reverse mirror shot in the toilet, the camera magicked out of the shot.
Totally agree
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Hot Fuzz is the best for me. One of the smartest movies I've seen. You notice a new nod to something each watch.
when you rewatch this youll spot all sorts of new references and things they put into the movie like the surnames of the characters
Queen Boomer’s reaction at 26:05 cracks me up every time, from being absolutely horrified to angry that she’s been caught out again!
You should review Spaced, the first Pegg, Frost, Wright comedy series. You’ll also recognise actors seen again in SOTD, HF and EOTW.
The amount of subliminal messages about our reality in this movie is crazy.
Simon Pegg was also in Paul and the later Mission Impossible films....all worth watching
This is my favourite of the three. The "It's all I've got!" breaks me every time, especially once you notice the bandages on his wrists, or the fact that he was the only one that didn't bring any luggage...
Mine too !!
@@annesmith2259 Mine three!
Absolutely agree
This and Shawn of the dead are my favourites probably because I’ve watched them the most but hot fuzz is pretty good as well
Yeah, my favorite too. The first couple of times I thought it went downhill a little when the aliens plot was fully revealed but into the 4+ watch I like the ending more each time. This probably had the most character stuff of all three though obviously I enjoyed all three.
At 53:25,
There’s a reference to Father Ted written on the board behind them, by the famous word of Father Jack:-
“DRINK”,
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You should watch 'Paul' next. It feels like it should be in the Cornetto series at times, it isn't, but is good and has the Frost and Pegg buddy thing going on.
Cornetto Trilogy - Ice Cream Colours - 1. Horror (blood red), 2. Action (blue for cops, 3. Sci-Fi (green traditionally for aliens).
If you haven’t already you need to watch Dead Man’s Shoes, it is a really dark and gritty film. It stars Paddy Considine. Probably his best film.
Second this, a must watch movie for all
Absolutely must watch!
So glad you reacted to this one, it gets crapped on a lot because the other 2 are so strong, but I think it's probably my favourite of the trilogy. Maybe it's the themes, the fact that I'm the right age for it to tie into the nostalgia of my youth, I don't know, just something connects with me in this movie.
World's End is great. Loved your reactions. Hot Fuzz is still the British favourite. I think because it is a perfect take on British villages. 😂 Infinitely quotable. You need to watch it at least 20 times in order to spot the easter eggs and jokes. So clever.
A comment for the greater good, I see.
@@KingDomsKingdom85"the grea'er good"
@@timtreefrog9646 haha, you understood the assignment perfectly 🤣👌
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Great reaction! I love the little details in the movie altough Garys character was really sad. He wanted to end his life (bandages on the wrists, therapy) and wanted to have his best night for one more time again. He wasn't shaved in the beginning since they wouldn't allow razors in the facility, once he got over it he has a clean shave again. Many little hints throughout.
26:05 ➡ The reward for how well we've all avoided any spoilers.Poor Callie was horrified.
That's why these two are the best we've seen for a decade on here!
An interesting fact is the guy who plays Basil is David Bradley who took over portraying the first Doctor in Doctor Who after William Hartnell died, a cool Science Fiction connection.
The scene where peter talks about being bullied, and how his bully looked straight through him really got to me. Even though we know the outcome and the reason for why he didn't recognise him; but imagining you are in your mid to late 40s, you see your bully out somewhere, and they don't recognise you, walking straight past you. You'd think someone who bullied you quite a lot would at least recognise you; yet the pain you take with you your whole life, to be forgotten about by someone who ruined your childhood.
I think now is the perfect time for you and queen boomer to discover the comedy sketch show Big Train. It stars Simon Pegg, Mark Heap and a couple more comedy actors you'll recognise. The show was written by the creators of Father Ted. It's a hugely underrated sketch show and it ticks all the boxes for you both. I gaurantee you'll love it!
This film is layered with secrets and meanings and references to other movies. What a director.
Did you get the "Wild Angels" nod? On more than one occasion?
The phrase in the film, "I wanna be free to do what I wanna do, I wanna get loaded", was from a Peter Fonda film, the Wild Angels
Mark Heap (It's either 4 or 9) first stared with Frost, Pegg, and Wright in the comedy series SPACED.
Love this as much as the other two. Was itching to see how you'd react to the blanks turning up. Gotta suggest Simon Pegg in Run Fatboy Run and Nick Frost in Cuban Fury. Both great comedies from the lads.
Yeah run fat boy run is funny yet to see Cuban fury
@@therunawaykid6523 Nick Frost is fantastic in it. Plus Olivia Colman and Chris O'Dowd are in fine form. I think it's underrated. I also love Craig Ferguson in Born Romantic (2000) which has just about every Brit comedy actor popping up including the lovely Paddy Considine once again.
If you rewatch the first few minutes where Gary describes the pub crawl that he and his friends went on when they were kids, it pretty much describes the plot of the movie regarding the adult pub crawl. i.e. O-Man disappears after the 5th (?) pub, Gary and Sam going into the bathroom, the remaining friends ending up on the hill overlooking the town with a red glow in the sky, etc.
We are going to Florida in October and we have planned to drink around the world, but didn't actually know that was a thing, that's great to know.
Most of this one was filmed in my town & the neighbouring one's. They're a lot less bleak then the film makes them seem ha I remember watching them shooting it & it's still weird to watch the film & see them in my old school, walking around the town & in the local pubs. Some bits of Hot Fuzz were also filmed here. Simon Pegg lives a few minutes away & has done for many years. I remember Tom Cruise landing his helicopter in Pegg's garden a while back. Strange world.
There was also a Bond Girl in this movie:-
The sister of Oliver Chamberlain (played by Martin Freeman), Sam Chamberlain, (Played by Rosamund Mary Ellen Pike), was the Bond Girl, Miranda Frost, in Die Another Day, (2002),
Rosamund Mary Ellen Pike, (born 1979) is a British actress.
She began her acting career by appearing in stage productions such as Romeo and Juliet and Gas Light.
After her screen debut in the television film A Rather English Marriage (1998), she received international recognition for her film debut as Bond girl Miranda Frost in Die Another Day (2002), for which she received the Empire Award for Best Newcomer.
Following her breakthrough, she won the BIFA Award for Best Supporting Actress for The Libertine (2004) and portrayed Jane Bennet in Pride & Prejudice (2005).
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I knew Simon Pegg was a great actor when I saw him for the first time as the manager of a rival bookstore in Black Books. You guys should definitely check it out.
The first thing I saw with Simon Pegg was a channel 5 sketch show called We Know Where You Live!! It was the funniest sketch show ever I really wish I could see it again. I love your channel by the way.. Much love from England 🧡
Don't forget "Paul" it's not part of the trilogy, but it's the same cast and just as good, but it's based in the USA.
This movie was inspired by Simon Peggs alcoholism, lot of hints in the movie, explains why he orders water at the end.
Literally just noticed at 6:31, that's Mary (the girl in the garden) from Shaun of the dead, you were right about the cameo's.
All three of the Cornetto trilogy are the perfect rewatch movies because you realise something new. Like how is worlds end almost every background car is exactly the same model, like the collective and that every blank is wearing something blue
It's also noticeable that the first two movies slowly descend into madness, whereas this one literally changes on the snap of a neck.
Also, if you can get a James Bond in your movie, why wouldn't you.
For even more Mark Heap (Jim), check out Brass Eye, Big Train (inc.Simon Pegg), Spaced (inc. Pegg & Nick Frost) or Upstart Crow (inc. David Mitchell)
I think the traffic cop is played by Steve Oram who, with Alice Lowe, starred in a film called "The sightseers" , a dark comedy which I definitely recommend!
The Three Flavours Cornetto (A.K.A the Cornetto Trilogy) could also be called The Fence Trilogy as each movie has a wood fence jumping sequence (it goes the same way in Shaun of the Dead and The World's End, fence collapses as Simon Pegg's character tries to jump the fence)
Hot Fuzz set the bar so high it was always gonna be a tough act to follow. I like it though and I have to say I think Gary King is my favourite Pegg character of the series.
I think this character is the most relatable,, that teenager and the kid before it never leaves us we just supress them,, The tragic part is him trying to be a part of society but never truly believing in it. I think we can all relate to that. The end is brilliant, hes finally able to let go and be a guidance to the others.
They are both in a series from awhile back called Spaced. I love it
As always, I am sure I have seen this film a few times but I am blessed with not very good total recall at movies, just a general recollection I have seen them and if I liked them or not. Seeing this with friends in the room laughing along together was a joy.
Please do not ever underestimate what a little sparkle that can bring into some folks lives. Always a pleasure to laugh along with you guys. xx
Pierce Brosnan is from my hometown, he really is a lovely guy. Seen him around a few times when he comes back to visit family. One Christmas I was in the pub and he came in for a drink with his cousins and bought a round for the whole pub.
Whenever I think of the phrase "peaked in high school", Gary King is the first thing that springs to mind.
Definetly the film with the most feeling out of the Cornetto trilogy in my opinion.
My favorite thing about this movie is the relentless pace of the banter. 😂 There are whole sections where it feels like every sentence is a joke on some level.
If you haven't seen it you might like to try 'Paul'. Simon and Nick on holiday in the US... You might also like 'Spaced' the TV series with Simon, Nick, and Edgar working together for the first time
The pub crawl can be rite of passage in the UK, certainly was when I grew up, my local small town had a population of around 6-7,000 back in the late 80's/ early 90's but boasted 27 pubs the challenge back then was to go in as many as possible and have a shot ot pint in each.
Paul is great too. For more Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, and much more JIM from Friday Night Dinner, watch Spaced. It's gold. Anyone else out there agree?
I'm sure they'd love SPACED, I agree.
It's so fun watching people's reactions to the bathroom scene when they have no idea what is coming. :)
The cameos make me want to restart Spaced again! "Skip to the ennnnnd!"
Fantastic reaction, finished 2nd half of this today.
Now these 3 amazing films are done. Spaced is a must. Same director and cast.
Seen all the cornetto films so many times, only just noticed that the lady he is sat next to in the group session is the zombie from his garden in SOTD
Love the film and love the reaction video! Me and my boys went to as many of them pubs ( that actually exist) as possible a few years ago! Locations only down the road from us in Letchworth and Welyn Gardens city
I really enjoyed that moment when you guys were relaxed, chatting about stuff right up to moment when Gary knocked the blanks head off in the gents toilet - I knew, and was waiting for it - you guys suddenly had your attention grabbed !! well & truly 🙂
Great movie .I actually went to school where they filmed the pub crawl in Welwyn Garden City which is a few miles north of London.
I only just noticed that the girl sat next to him at the AA meeting in the beginning is the girl who played the zombie in the garden they threw records at from Shaun of the Dead!
Just watched the other 2 cornetto films yesterday, great timing king & queen! :D
You gotta watch "Spaced" it's where the cornetto trilogy spawned from, there's many similarities and familiar faces in it and if you liked Shaun of the Dead most you'll love spaced there's even a partly zombie-based episode 👌 quality stuff
After the last one I said Red Cornetto for Sean of the Dead (blood). Blue Cornetto for Hot Fuzz (police) and couldn't tell you why Green Cornetto for this one... (aliens)
Genius
'Are there any more movies in this trilogy?'......😆 don't ever change Queen Boomer
This was filmed in the town i was born, all the pub names were changed for ages , even the train station had a pub sign
We used to do around the world at uni, each room in the dorm would be a different country. So that room would purchase a bottle of whatever booze comes from that country and then decorate the room accordingly...could only leave and move to the next room when the bottle was finished. There were a lot of rooms lol...holy shit...surprised no one died lol
I think Daniel Craig was the best James Bond, but my favourite was George Lazenby.
The keen eyed amongst you will have noticed that the girl sitting next to Simon Pegg in the therapy group is none other than Mary, the first zombie Simon and Nick had to deal with, in the garden in Sean of the Dead.
All 3 films are great but this is my personal favourite. Glad you got so many references, please look into reacting to the series space where all these films were born out of. Also loved the queen's reaction to the initial blank reveal!
By far the best of the trilogy imo, think the bias of it being the last one got people favouring the others but this one is just finessed maximally
Yeah I love the funny script and the different character’s reacting to one another
I grew to love this one - it sort of hit too hard first time as it was a bit too close to home in areas - but it's a fantastic movie. Hard to pick a favourite of the three to be honest. This was a brilliant reaction from you two, had an absolute blast hanging out with you.
Pierce brosnan is 1 of the best irish actors around
Queen boomer looks damn fine for someone that's brewing a small muppet..
Since its an Edgar Wright film it has an incredibly subtle detail in the background that gives away the storyline.
When Gary pulls up at the train station he's Infront of a billboard for a car called a Vauxhall Ampera and the town is also full of them.
Its the European version of the Chevy Volt and over its 3 years of availability in Europe it sold less than 10'000 units.
We saw a piece of moderately impressive technology and rejected it much like we rejected the network in the film.
I hated this when I first saw it. Quite like it now though. I watched it last month and only just noticed the checkout girl/zombie from Shaun sitting next to Gary when he's in the group circle 😂
Edit: also JUST realized the guy in the pub who says 'Robotnik' is Martin from Benidorm! 😂😂
30:58...Alabama Song is by Bertolt Brecht & Kurt Weill and this version is a cover by The Doors found on their debut album.
I'm so so happy you've finally watched this one, it's my favourite of the three
Had lots of fun watching you guys react to this. I think it is really underrated. For me, Hot Fuzz is best, then (a bit controversially) this one, then Shaun of the Dead. The whole Cornetto trilogy is great. Fantastic writing, acting and directing.
Same for me. World's End has a lot of depth.
I love watching reactors when they get to the pub toilet scene and WTF-ness ensues!!! Great reaction to my personal fave Cornetto flick. Side note O-man's sister Sam is played by Rosamond Pike, she also starred as a Bond Girl in one of your favourite Peirce Brosnan Bond films 'Die another Day' too. If you want to see Nick Frost kicking off and fighting properly watch AMC's 'Into the Badlands' a really underrated postapocalyptic show.
The quote from Star Trek was actually, "May the force be with you".
Ooh! Run fat boy run is a great Simon Pegg movie, so is Paul.
Now you have seen the whole trilogy it would be good to see you both react to a video about the things that appear in all 3 movies!
I can think of:
a cornetto/ wrapper
The plot of the movie cleverly sneeked into lines in the film said by the main character
Funny creative editing
Hilarious scripts
A banging soundtrack
@@therunawaykid6523 The fence jumping scene is also in all 3
@@Ashdown212 ahh yes forgot about that one
World's End, like the other two in the trilogy has more than just plot for re-watch reasons. It has tons of references and clever foreshadowing, running gags from the other two films and go back and pay attention to the names and styles of the pubs. Old familiar was the same as the first pub as it was a dejavu joke, King's Head was where King was unconscious for a bit and had a head injury. World's End was the pub that caused... The world's end... Etc..
“I want Paddy Consodine to get some ass!” Quote of the century 😂
Tride in my Home Town a few times. Sometimes I woke up in a different Town miles away..Took me ages to get back home.!
Great reaction! I have recommened many before but i think now you must do Spaced, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as best friends again with Edgar Wrights signature direction. I also think you'd enjoy 24 Hour Party People, a film about Manchester and Factory Records in the 80s and 90s. Great story, full of actors you'd recognise and another great performance from Paddy Considine!
You like history, and the reason places have names, KB, so you'll be interested to know that pubs (often on the site of old coaching inns) took the name 'The Cock' not after a rooster, but a horse which was added to a carriage to help get it over the ridge of a steep hill.
And it takes 21 seconds to piss.
Pretty much every animal take the same time to release their bladder.
Maybe that's what the 'So Solid Crew's song was about.
(21 Seconds To Go).
Blonde one, the sister is also in James Bond Die Another Day
A joy to watch this along with you. I think you will enjoy "Paul" if you do that one in the future. Kristen Wiig is hilarious. Other connections - Rosamund Pike was in a Bond movie with Pierce Brosnan...
If you want another Simon Pegg movie, I'd suggest "Run Fatboy Run".
"Some of them might not even be there anymore, its been like 20 years" This is England, we have pubs older than your country, my local pub is 401 years old lol.
35:04 If you love him, check out the show "Spaced" also with Nick Frost and Simon Pegg. Absolutely legendary show.
I love this film especially:
“That’s a good name for a band you should right that down”
“Hey Oman!”
“Let’s boo boo!”
Just such good snappy script writing
Pegg and frost just work so well together