The World's End

The opening was a bit of an eyesore. Once you got past the history, it became that it was a group of people who had gone their separate ways but were curious for an escape. I like the dig that the second pub looked the same as the first, and it’s a shame that they didn’t weave that into the plot any further. A variety of drinks were also mentioned, which would easily explain why the mission wasn’t completed on the first attempt. The introduction of the protagonists was quite inventive and original, and their design was unique too. It did seem quite obvious from the discovery that one of the characters had disappeared, though I suppose I wasn’t drinking along with them. It was great to see a lack of combat skills for once. The film is accompanied by a great rebellious soundtrack. It’s an interesting concept, but it lacks the fun of its predecessors.