1:53 "There is nothing ooh ducky about being t-total, about walking into a pub after a rugby match and ordering a tap water at a bar packed full of big ugly bastards wearing war paint." Literally what happens after the end of the film, when Gary finally sobers up.
Gary is essentially trying to speedrun it I’ve noticed, he avoids long drawn out conversations that involve anything but nostalgia, is always the first to want out of every pub and runs to every pub instead of going in there as a group. Guy wants it over with essentially so he can tick The Golden Mile off his bucket list then off himself
I love the fact he tries to be subtle with the whistle and hand motion when says "You know, who I..." then says anyway "...fucked" Brilliantly underplayed.
And his so right.. drinking like a idiot.. everyone can do that but say no .. that’s takes balls .. I actually have a friend who has made his mind that he don’t want to drink alcohol again.. not because his has problems with it he just doesn’t want to do it anymore.. and I respect that.. it’s a cool thing if that’s what he wants.. !
Something I liked in the Worlds End was that Gary's suicidal nature wasnt hidden. Aye, hes in group therapy at the start but you could just mark this off as him in an AA meeting or the like. If you pay attention to him, you can see that he's horribly depressed and this is clearly him setting up his last night.
@@gothboyclique6724 Most don't, with very tragic outcomes. His charisma is coming from a devil may care, screw tomorrow confidence. He is planning his last night.
As a recovering alcoholic (i dont say former because its something I'll always probably fight) i resonated really hard with what he was saying about no shame in ordering a tap water. It actually helped me shape my world view as I was trying to put down the bottle.
fun fact: in the background of every pub they stop at, there's a number that corresponds with which it is in the sequence of the golden mile (ie: 0:30 there are two 1s on the wall, take your pick)
And The pubs names also correlate with the events that occur at said pub, Wright is so good at Visual art that he can put multiple Easter eggs for the same subject and somehow they all work.
On the chalkboard behind Gary are the numbers 12 and 9. There 12 pubs on the golden mile, and the last time they did it, they only made it to pub number 9.
Every time someone asks me wat my favourite alcoholic drink is, I always reply “Guinness, Bulmers, Crowning Glory and Heineken” They always ask my what the hell crowning glory is, and I just act like they’ve been living under a rock how have they not heard of it Never fails 2 make me laugh 😂
Hated this when I first saw it because of how much I loved hot fuzz, Shaun of the dead and Paul and it didn't seem to love up to them storyline wise. Better each time I see it now though
To be honest it's quiet apt for where the actors are in their life. When they started in Spaced they were students doing relatable student comedy with silly characters, pop culture references and glorious British awkwardness, graduating into masterfully witty and highly successful well edited budget comedy movies which resulted in Simon Pegg and Nick Frost getting interest from Hollywood to make movies in the USA with Paul. They'd probably spent the better half of their lives working together but were likely growing up, moving on and moving apart, going their separate ways and leaving student friendships behind. The World's End was a personal swansong to their working relationships together, I'm just glad it was as close to the classic low key British student comedy of Pegg, Frost and crew that we were going to get since 6 years after Hot Fuzz and 9 after Shaun was a huge period of time to pass for many of the actors and much of the movie fashions had changed with the dominance of super hero movies and death of comedy films in cinemas. Certainly going to be a long time till we get classic student comedy on their level again.
Andrew: Four of those and a tap water please Gary: WHAT!? Me: Yeah, WHAT!? You can have a pint of lemonade or a diet coke at a bar, and you go for tap water?!
Says something about Gary's self-centeredness that Andy's been talking about how he doesn't drink alcohol anymore, and Gary doesn't pay attention to it until now. Or did he think Andy was joking?
Edgar Wright loves repeated lines/foreshadowing, theres even another foreshadowed moment in this scene, when he says "robs small charming pubs of any discernible character" referring to the network replacing people with the Blanks
@@charlesajones77 Yep, there are still places where you can get mead, you can usually find them in regional liquor stores provided there are local producers in the area. But it's also fairly simple to make yourself if you have a wine-making kit. Just swap out the grape juice with honey water and the rest of the process is pretty much the same.
I love how simon pegg is completely unrecognizable from all of his cornetto trilogy roles. He's a master of an actor.
Hey also got in shape over the past several years too
From a man who is almost no different from a zombie, to the very best and professional police man officer, and now, basically nick frost
Nick Frost also really impressed me in this movie.
From Sling Blade, to everywhere, BBT.
As is Nick Frost to be fair
"A man of your legendary prowess drinking... *FUCKING... RAIN!!!"*
"It's like seeing a Lion eating some hommus."
Doesn't make any sense
King_Grimm I know it doesn't make any sense.
Vladimir Kool-Aid. "you seriously have a problem with me not drinking after what happened"?
"Oh this will be good!"
"Oh this will be good!"
I still love how Simon and Nick switched archetypes from Hot Fuzz to Worlds End
And Shaun of the Dead
Drinking... pfffucking rain...
Blond Panda "It's like seeing a lion eating some hommus."
Dedsec Clan Leader 13 "Doesn't make any sense."
TheDoctor2nd "I know it doesn't make any sense."
Dedsec Clan Leader 13 "Do you seriously have a problem with me not drinking after what happened?"
TheDoctor2nd "I don't... but King Arthur does!"
I like how Oliver says "camelot" to Gary talking about where Arthur went but they just ignore how he says Arthur fought in the Battle of Hastings
Did he?
@@MASTEROFEVIL who was king at the time william of normandy invaded?
@@fuckingmetalasfuck4718 Harold Godwinson.
@@skeletongamer548 ah yes. Thank you
And that he returned from the battle
1:53 "There is nothing ooh ducky about being t-total, about walking into a pub after a rugby match and ordering a tap water at a bar packed full of big ugly bastards wearing war paint." Literally what happens after the end of the film, when Gary finally sobers up.
Based on reality; Frost is an accomplished Rugby player.
*Teetotal. As in being a teetotaler.
You said it poof
1:19 I love how Gary's beer is almost empty while everyone else is still damn near full
Matt Neff subtle details like that is what makes film so great
@MrDX1118 his kidney is immune
@@MASTEROFEVIL liver
Gary is essentially trying to speedrun it I’ve noticed, he avoids long drawn out conversations that involve anything but nostalgia, is always the first to want out of every pub and runs to every pub instead of going in there as a group. Guy wants it over with essentially so he can tick The Golden Mile off his bucket list then off himself
😢
"Get out of the NINETIES Pete!"
Says the man caught in a worse time loop than DMX.
This is my 6th time watching this scene and I just realized this o_0
As someone that didn’t get the joke... what was the joke?
@@alecLogan He is telling Pete to get out of the nineties despite living in past glories from the nineties and acting like he did in the nineties
@@bosseshang8479 Thank you.
Sam Harnish Nothing gets past you does it
2:22 love how he does the sexual innuendo but then just immediately says "FUCK" afterwards
Simon Pegg deserved an Oscar nomination for his delivery of "FFFFFFFUUUCCCCKINNNGGG... RRRRRAIN?"
it did say 69 but i destroyed it!
Gary king is the best character Simon pegg has played , even he admits it
@Michael kiely worlds end is the least popular of trilogy js
@@saulgoodman1236 most underrated*
He deserves an Oscar nom for most of his roles.
1:03 love those sort of transitions they have in everyone of there movies
Crash zooms
Yeah makes me think of Tarentino's movies a bit. You know the scene in inglorious bastards were Hans eats the strudel.
I always think of the one in Sean of the Dead when I’m making breakfast 😂
Their
Reminds me of that similar scene in Hot Fuzz
“What’s your wine selection?”
“Oh, we’ve got red or... white.”
...
“I’ll have lager please.”
yeah roy
2:22 I like how he makes the suggestive gesture then just says “fucked” anyway
I love the fact he tries to be subtle with the whistle and hand motion when says "You know, who I..." then says anyway "...fucked"
Brilliantly underplayed.
Gary: "Is it nutsy, is it foamy, is it hoppy, does it have a surprising fruity note which lingers around the tongue?"
Raymondo: "It's just beer."
Oooh we’ll have 5 of those please
@@milescox9732 "Sorry. That's 4 of those and a tap water please."
@@DH-jy9tr WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
@@maxferrari253 "I don't believe this. A man of your legendary prowess drinking f***ing rain!"
@@dynamiteshadows1384 "It's like seeing a lion eating some hummus (hoomus)"
FFFFUCKING WWRRRAIN!
god this film is going to become a LOT more relatable as I get older...
I really like how in french the subtiles translate "fucking rain" in "cloud piss", it makes it even funnier x)
Lol that's genius though sadly in my country there is no bad words so many jokes were missed
@erikerik3823 where do you live that there are no bad words?
1:38 every time he says this in that accent I always die of laughter! 😂😂😂
Yo!
I just showed this exact clip of an example of Edgar Wright's inventiveness as a director for my directing class at film school lol
Insanity On A Bun Lol, did they like it?
Vegetarian Soylent-Green it was shite
Solid A+ mate
Insanity On A Bun what even swearing in it
Ooooooh la de fukin' da,
2:22 I love how he makes the hand gesture as if to not say the word but says "FUCKED" anyway. such subtle comedy, its genius.
Idk why. But that bit feels so quintessentially British.
"To kids, wherever they may be" that line cracks me up everytime
Love how Gary has finished his drink and says drink up. let's boo boo and they've barely touched their drinks 😂😂
1:54-2:08 As someone who drank Cokes all night when hanging out with his friends instead of beer.........That is goddamned right!
Yikes, you sound boring as fuck
MrOverCritical1989 username checks out
You might as well have had beer, coke is horrible for the body 😂
@@protectwhatisours6895so is beer
This whole scene is filled with the finest of British comedy
1:02 man don’t that just make you thirsty, it’s also just Edgar Wright’s perfectionist shooting of quick unique sequences
“Four beers and a water.”
“WHAT?!”
Knowing that my friends drink, I agree with Andy. It takes guts to drink water in front of some drunk assholes.
“Well there’s only one...it’s Crown & Glory”
“Well that’s rather fitting”
“How so?”
I’m Gary King”
“What?”
2:05 very fitting considering the ending!
lordlossize GG Explain, please?
Gary does exactly that at the end he walks into a pub full of big ugly bastards covered in war paint and says "hello can I have a tap water"
No he says it takes balls but mentions the pub is full of big ugly bastards covered in war paint
He’s talking about the speech as a whole not just the last line
And his so right.. drinking like a idiot.. everyone can do that but say no .. that’s takes balls .. I actually have a friend who has made his mind that he don’t want to drink alcohol again.. not because his has problems with it he just doesn’t want to do it anymore.. and I respect that.. it’s a cool thing if that’s what he wants.. !
Something I liked in the Worlds End was that Gary's suicidal nature wasnt hidden. Aye, hes in group therapy at the start but you could just mark this off as him in an AA meeting or the like.
If you pay attention to him, you can see that he's horribly depressed and this is clearly him setting up his last night.
Never thought about that..
@@gothboyclique6724
Most don't, with very tragic outcomes. His charisma is coming from a devil may care, screw tomorrow confidence. He is planning his last night.
@@darthlazurus4382 I knew he tried to kill himself but i didn't know it was his last night alive Damn
@@gothboyclique6724 Aye, this is a thing some suicidal folk do.
Tbh this makes the film even more depressing tbh
Ironic, Gary telling Pete to get out of the 90's.
Very!
"Hilloo can I have a tap wateer"
1:01 When at your high school graduation, your crush, before she's leaving for college, tells you that she always wanted to ask you out.
Tyrunner0097
How long was this crush before the suckerpunch?
Tyrunner0097 1:01 when u smash but then ur gf says she's on her period xD
No, that's never happened to anyone in the history of ever
happened to me but the other way around.
told her i like her and turned out so did she lol
Tyrunner0097 1:01 when you’re computer dies 10 mins before your assignment is due and you’re writing it on a computer
As a recovering alcoholic (i dont say former because its something I'll always probably fight) i resonated really hard with what he was saying about no shame in ordering a tap water. It actually helped me shape my world view as I was trying to put down the bottle.
Love how when Gary walks in the bar is playing "Old red Eyes Is Back" by The Beautiful South.
fun fact: in the background of every pub they stop at, there's a number that corresponds with which it is in the sequence of the golden mile (ie: 0:30 there are two 1s on the wall, take your pick)
And The pubs names also correlate with the events that occur at said pub, Wright is so good at Visual art that he can put multiple Easter eggs for the same subject and somehow they all work.
The bartender looks like ralphthemoviemaker
DigiMosh He looks like an overweight elderly Andy Serkis.
They said it was just gonna be an easy grab...
wicked_swami it ain’t no easy grab they got tea
Simon playing his character perfectly, everyone knows one of these guys.
Simon Pegg’s King Arthur impression is the best thing I have ever heard.
I can't believe this film is almost 10 years old
6 years old isn't nearly 10 though.
James 6 is the new 10
@@aleddavies770 I'm older than I thought then. 😭
Lmao, it hasn't even been 7 years since it's come out
Stop telling me how long ago I saw movies on the night they came out fuck me man
For anyone who's interested that song in the background is old red eyes is back which makes sense since Gary an alcoholic is back
I always wondered what that was
i love how he calls water "rain" as an insult
If he said cranberry juice instead I would of screamed hot fuzz so damn fast
I love how Gary is pretty much wrong in most things he says, but then turns it’s around to somehow be correct 😂😂
That's Gary's problem: he's never wrong.
There is wisdom in the town drunk.
@@jimmymeridian5174How is that a problem?
@@hyphen6025 I think he or she means that Gary is arrogant and can never face when he’s wrong.
The beer pouring is so intense lmao
1:57-2:07 He just predicted the ending of this movie.
2:21 Underrated joke.
Hardly.
@@MarkSkids The fact that he bothers to do the sign and then proceeds to just say "fucked" anyway is pretty damn funny
The acting is so smooth.
On the chalkboard behind Gary are the numbers 12 and 9. There 12 pubs on the golden mile, and the last time they did it, they only made it to pub number 9.
"Fucking...rrrrraaaayyynnnn!" LMAO!
Every time someone asks me wat my favourite alcoholic drink is, I always reply “Guinness, Bulmers, Crowning Glory and Heineken”
They always ask my what the hell crowning glory is, and I just act like they’ve been living under a rock how have they not heard of it
Never fails 2 make me laugh 😂
Can't beat a good pint of Guinness
I'm preferential to some Pisswasser or Duff myself.
"Well, it's a bit "oo duckie", innit?"
Mead! The King Arthur of beers. I like that haha
1980sGuy the funny thing is that mead is wine and not beer
Hated this when I first saw it because of how much I loved hot fuzz, Shaun of the dead and Paul and it didn't seem to love up to them storyline wise. Better each time I see it now though
To be honest it's quiet apt for where the actors are in their life. When they started in Spaced they were students doing relatable student comedy with silly characters, pop culture references and glorious British awkwardness, graduating into masterfully witty and highly successful well edited budget comedy movies which resulted in Simon Pegg and Nick Frost getting interest from Hollywood to make movies in the USA with Paul. They'd probably spent the better half of their lives working together but were likely growing up, moving on and moving apart, going their separate ways and leaving student friendships behind. The World's End was a personal swansong to their working relationships together, I'm just glad it was as close to the classic low key British student comedy of Pegg, Frost and crew that we were going to get since 6 years after Hot Fuzz and 9 after Shaun was a huge period of time to pass for many of the actors and much of the movie fashions had changed with the dominance of super hero movies and death of comedy films in cinemas. Certainly going to be a long time till we get classic student comedy on their level again.
King Arthur: 5th/6th century
Battle of Hastings: 11th century
Nice hidden gag if you know your history. Love this movie.
"hidden"
U aint smart everybody caught that lol
@@BananaRama1312 in my defense British history isn't exactly common knowledge in American education
@@tuxedofrog9835 as is any non american history :D but hey aint your fault
let's not forget that it's not even certain that King Arthur even existed
@@Yetaxa still common knowledge no excuse
The subtle things like the fact that Gary has already drank more than half his beer by the time they’re sitting. 👌
Nick frost: Can we have four beers and a water please.
Simon pegg: WRRHAAT
Andrew: Four of those and a tap water please
Gary: WHAT!?
Me: Yeah, WHAT!? You can have a pint of lemonade or a diet coke at a bar, and you go for tap water?!
Or cranberry juice.
Wife's wanted him to go organic
asking for someone getting the round to get you a fizzy drink is a bit shitty. those drinks normally cost more than a pint, while water is free
Man, Simon and Nick's Three Cornetto Trilogy was the most fantastic, dramatic, hilarious and adventurous trilogy that I have ever seen! 🤩😮🤣😂😉👍
That bartender looks like an older version of Hot Pie from Game of Thrones, and you can't convince me otherwise
The older I get the better this films becomes.
Says something about Gary's self-centeredness that Andy's been talking about how he doesn't drink alcohol anymore, and Gary doesn't pay attention to it until now. Or did he think Andy was joking?
I love how all his movies have those flash forwards lol
I love the worlds end Simon Pegg is a marvellous actor I hope to meet with him some day because I wanna be an actor
1:03 now that is how you visualize comedy
First video I ever watched in 2020. Nailed it.
2:21 I love how Andy is just so tired Gary’s shit for most of the film.
1:57 Little did we know that Andy was talking about the apocalypse ending
‘Get out of the 90s Pete’ Is Gary projecting here lol
Finally noticed that the guy who plays "Raymondo" here also portrayed the hero Pablo Ortiz in Inside the Twin Towers
"drink up let's boo boo" 😂😂
Diet water...
Is there even a such thing as diet water???
@@atas2561 Yes actually
theAtomicTitan0 A explain yourself
Ppl that ain't worked in a pub before
Rubric Marine I've heard there's a type of water that has all of the minerals and some other things taken out
Asks for a tap water "yeah... Or I'd just press this button under the Pepsi" haha
1:01 When you found out Edgar Wright left Ant-Man
The way he says beer at 0:55
"Spear"
1:03 Beer
1:04 Beer
1:05 Beer
1:06 Beer
1:07 W A T E R
"I man of your legendary prowess drinking fucking..."
"rAiN!!"
We all had a Gary that we couldn't help but love.
“Your drinking fuckin rain!” 🤣🤣🤣
Ah Edgar Wright u mad hilarious man
A ponce?
1:54 Foreshadows the ending with Gary becoming sober
Edgar Wright loves repeated lines/foreshadowing, theres even another foreshadowed moment in this scene, when he says "robs small charming pubs of any discernible character" referring to the network replacing people with the Blanks
1:03 I could go for an ice cold glass of fucking rain right about now.
I think RUclips is spying on me, I watched this the other day on tv and now it’s coming up in my recommended.
4 and a tap water “WWWWWWHHATTTTTTTT????!!!!”
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWHAT!
RobertDeville (cue the beer spout sequence)
I don’t believe this...a man of your legendary prowess drinking...f*cking rain!
'Old red eyes is back'
Top detail
"I"m talking balls" this movie is so good
"We'll have five of those please"
"No, sorry, can we have FOUR of those, and a tap water please?"
"wwwwwWWWWHAT?!?"
This is such an underrated film.
To be fair, Andy could have had a coca cola or a lemonade or something like that. Both good substitutes to beer.
0:16 Foreshadowing
I heard James come home in the background water vs beer😅
Those food prices are a dream. 5,70 for a burger menu with chips and salad. Good times
I’m more worried about what “diet water” would taste like 😂
Same
Probably diet soda water
Like shit
Diet Coke...
1:01 That's me
when u smash but then ur gf says she's on her period
What I meant is that I always order tap water in restaurants.
Mickey Deez I know but I just made non funny comedy
@samplexample Yeah, I do. I dont drink alcohol.
M D whaaaaaaaaaatttttt
"He would have had a mead, the King Arthur of beers!"
Except mead isn't a beer, is it? It's a wine made from honey.
I was just about to say that :)
Can you even buy mead anymore? I've never even seen it, much less drunk it.
@@charlesajones77
Yep, there are still places where you can get mead, you can usually find them in regional liquor stores provided there are local producers in the area. But it's also fairly simple to make yourself if you have a wine-making kit. Just swap out the grape juice with honey water and the rest of the process is pretty much the same.
@@charlesajones77 wandering bard meadery, their black cherry mead is ridiculously awesome
1:01-1:13 Best part
"Imagine that. A French kid."
"Been bought by a chain anit it"
*Pours four pints of beer in an epic fashion*
*Squirts water into a glass kinda lamely*
Everyone in the UK on April 12th when the pubs reopen
*england
Me & my friends at the bar in a nutshell.