Don’t wait for the end of the world to see ‘The World’s End’
From the brilliant minds of Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright comes the third film in their “Cornetto Trilogy.”
From the brilliant minds of Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright comes the third film in their “Cornetto Trilogy.”
The U.S. version of this flick is nearly 20 minutes shorter than the extended one released overseas, and that’s a shame, because more of this excellent film could only make it more enjoyable.
This can best be described as a pretty good adaptation of a novel that’s received a number of accolades.
This summer has largely been one of disappointment and disaster, but this is a bright spot.
Academy Award nominee Lee Daniels has come up with a superior film that has his name in front of it on the marquee.
Scott Walker’s feature film debut as writer and director is an auspicious beginning for a clearly talented filmmaker.
Baltasar Komakur delivers a pretty good action/comedy with this one, thanks to stars Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg.
This is movie-making of the highest order when it comes to bringing a true-life tale to the big screen.
Good acting, a strong story and tremendous fight/action sequences makes this a ‘must see’.
There’s a good idea in here somewhere, but it got lost in the execution.