The Worlds End Full Movie In Hindi 720p
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http://urllio.com/qzd4fFive friends separated by working life are reluctantly reunited by their teenage leader (the childish Gary King) in an attempt to finish an incomplete pub crawl from their youth. Only to find out that the town has been replaced by robots who are the only thing standing in their way to reach The World's End.
20 years after attempting an epic pub crawl, five childhood friends reunite when one of them becomes hell bent on trying the drinking marathon again. They are convinced to stage an encore by mate Gary King, a 40-year old man trapped at the cigarette end of his teens, who drags his reluctant pals to their home town and once again attempts to reach the fabled pub, The World's End. As they attempt to reconcile the past and present, they realize the real struggle is for the future, not just theirs but humankind's. Reaching The World's End is the least of their worries.
Simon Pegg is an imaginative, funny guy. He co-wrote this story, produced the movie, and stars in it. I enjoy British comedies (think Trainspotting, and the like) and I enjoyed this one. My wife is not a fan, she chose not to watch it. On DVD. <br/><br/>When they were still kids, 19 to be exact, they went on a pub crawl, the miracle mile which included 12 pubs. They didn't finish it, missing the last one, "The World's End", so Pegg's character decides to round up the other 4, drive from London to the village they all were from, and re- create the event some 20-odd years earlier. <br/><br/>Much of the middle of the movie is less than exciting, with a number of funny jokes and sight gags. But things get really interesting the last 25 minutes or so. <br/><br/>SPOILERS follow: He goes into the men's room and the other fellow there acts strange, they end up in a fight. The other guy gets slammed into a wash basin and his head comes off, along with some bright blue fluid. He is some sort of android, and when they all get to the last pub find out it is a command center of sorts, an alien race is trying to instill more desirable qualities into Earthlings. The village is filled with them. Pegg's loud, persistent objections eventually causes the alien beings to get discouraged with the Human race, pulls out of the project along with a giant fireball, the whole planet undergoes a "pulse" experience so the Earth returns to dark ages with no electricity, etc. Kinda strange story, but funny.
It took a little while to get into this film, meaning that the beginning wasn't that great! Basically Pegg's character is rounding his old school mates up for another shot at the famous 12 bar pub crawl that they famously failed many years ago. <br/><br/>It seemed to me that ALL the characters bar Simon Pegg's were the same character. Now grown up, with a family, career etc. They were stereo- typically boring and serious with a strong hatred of having fun. This was kind of annoying for me. This meant that Pegg's character had to single-handedly carry the film for the first half an hour. Don't get me wrong I do like Simon Pegg, but all that comedic talent had not one funny thing to say! A waste if you ask me. This carried on into the pub crawl. Getting a little tedious now. Who doesn't love pub crawl's/ale trails etc?<br/><br/>Anyway moving on, the middle. After an epic scene in one of the pubs bathroom's the gang realise that something isn't quite right in their hometown. Hell bent on finishing the bar crawl Pegg's character persuades the others to carry on. FINALLY Nick Frosts character comes into his own. This is when the film starts getting good. Still not much from the others but we all know how Pegg and Frost can carry a film. Some extremely strong action scenes take place and it's just a lot of fun. Again Frost's character steals the show in these. You can't stop a Frost with momentum
<br/><br/>Everything is exciting, funny and tense all the way up to the last 10/15 minutes. It takes a strange twist and gets oddly serious and not very funny. At all. I don't want to explain more without spoiling it for you guys but you'll see what I mean.<br/><br/>In conclusion - like the first two Frost and Pegg needed to work together, bounce off each-other and so on. It seemed that they were against each-other for large parts of this film. This was the recipe for the first two films success and I don't really understand why they didn't use this throughout again. Maybe it was because Pegg's character took the 'buffoon' lead this time. I'm not sure.<br/><br/>There were also some unnecessary dark and depressing undertones to the film. Too serious for me, not in line with the first two. They should have lightened it up a little.<br/><br/>But overall despite my negative points it was definitely an enjoyable film with hints of the first two cornetto films creeping in. Unfortunately though these were JUST hints.
This is a tighter, smarter film than either Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz, and buried beneath all the blue-goo aliens and terrible punning is a heartfelt meditation on the perils and pleasures of nostalgia.
More info here. In Shaun of the Dead, the color of the cone's packaging is red to symbolize the bloody nature of the film. In Hot Fuzz, it's blue to match the color of a police uniform. In The World's End, it's green to symbolize alien beings. a5c7b9f00b