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Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:03 pm
by GORDON
I refuse to say "joint." Flick.

http://www.cinematical.com/2008....lds-end

It's only a working title, but it will do to wind us up for now. Edgar Wright gave a hint as to what will complete the three-flavored Cornetto Trilogy begun by Shaun of the Dead -- rather appropriately, it will be The World's End.

The Guardian caught Wright at a London press conference, where the director announced a two-film deal with Working Title Films -- World's End with Pegg, and a separate action thriller currently titled Baby Driver.

Wright wouldn't give up much on what genre it would be, but admitted it might be a doomsday sci-fi piece. "It's kind of going in that direction." Sci-fi does seem to be an appropriate choice for the mint chocolate chip Cornetto that is supposed to appear. (The Cornetto theme is a tribute to Krzysztof Kieslowski and his Three Colors series, and a different flavor has appeared in Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.
And about that Cornetto ice cream -- it seems they have yet to properly reward Wright and Pegg for the free advertising. "We're still waiting for the box of Cornettos to be sent to us," said Wright. (Can anyone out there confirm if it really is a good hangover cure?)

There's no word on when we can expect The World's End to start filming, let alone be released. Wright has a pretty busy schedule with Ant Man and Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World. Although if a SAG strike delays the latter, maybe we'll get something definite by fall.

Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 1:58 pm
by Malcolm
Synopsis:

Nick Pegg, Simon Frost, Martin Freeman and some other Brits go drinking and find an interstellar conspiracy to enslave humanity.

Review:

Fucking awesome. Most interesting part is the script that could have devolved into a standard sci-fi B-movie plot. Instead someone put fucking thought into it. Are there some holes in the story? Yeah, kind of. The flick's enough fun that you won't care.

Verdict:

Watch it.

Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:08 am
by Leisher
Entertaining film, but not on par with their previous work.