At the end when Gary and Andy are fighting and the bandages on Gary's wrists and the hospital bracelet are revealed.... and the slow realization that Gary was so insistent on completing the golden mile because he intended to relive the best night of his life and then possibly end himself afterwards. Really hits hard.
@@blueberryrazz8637 Until I met my wife I was Gary, without the suicide attempt. It made me realise how much of my life I'd wasted. I enjoy the film.. but I don't. It's hard to take.
I've been Gary more times than I'd like to admit and the first time I saw this was definitely one of those times, ironically it helped push me back from that.
@@theapocalex I get where you're coming from lad, but no use in waiting, it's never going to come to you, you have to put yourself out there to get it. It's hard but take it one step at a time. Trust me, no matter how bleak it looks, there's someone out there for you, you just can't sit and wait for them though.
@@NeroZenith i know i know and i appreciate that, most of its the way society "works" - it seems like if your not interested in bars or clubs and online dating app, its near impossible to meet someone today. But i know what your saying.
I love the detail that Gary is the only one who didnt bring luggage. On first watch you think it's a clever bit of characterization since Gary would absolutely be the type not to plan ahead. After the reveal of his hospital bandages, you realize he didnt bring luggage because he didnt plan on seeing tomorrow.
You could look away for a few seconds and miss that bit with the hospital tag, it didn't hit and the dialogue wasn't pushing it either. Enjoyed the film though!
I like the fact that it's a subtle reveal - they could so easily have made it overly obvious a plot point, which would have been mawkish. Granted, it could be very easily missed if you're not paying attention, but the fact it's so subtly acted makes it hit all the harder.
So glad you’re finishing The Cornetto Trilogy. Starts as a sequel to a coming of age movie that we’ve never seen, ends as a sci fi global disaster movie. Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg can do no wrong.
Quick explanation to the pubs: 1. First Post: first stop, kinda boring 2. Old Familiar; Bar looked exactly the same as the first one. 3. The Famous Cock; First bar where someone actually recognizes Gary 4. Cross Hands; First fight scene of the movie. 5. Good Companions: The guys decide to keep up with the crawl and pretend everything is fine. 6. Trusty Servant; Gary tries to get information out of someone he still trusts, who also used to sell him drugs. 7. Two Headed Dog: Where they fight a pair of BLANK twins. Fun note: there's a pair of twins in all 3 movies 8. The Mermaid; Mermaids lure men through song, this is where 3 of the boys get all caught up with " The Marmalade Sandwich" girls 9. The Beehive; Where Brosnan explains would they want to turn humans in a hive mind. Fun note: The was a bond in 2/3 movies 10. The King's Head: Where Gary hits his head a bunch of times to prove he's still human. 11. Hole in the Wall; where a rescue car drives through the wall to save Gary. 12. The World's End; Self-explanatory.
@@JJJackson777 Shaun of the dead- Two redneck zombie twins, they're just extras though. Hot Fuzz- The intake officers, one works days and one works nights. The guy who says "Nobody ever tells me nothin'."
Also the sign for the good companions has one happy face (Gary?) and four unhappy faces (the others). And the sign for the trusty servant has the reverend Green's face. And the sign for the Mermaid is the marmalade sandwich - two blonde mermaids with a ginger one in the middle.
I think this one might now be my favourite of the trilogy, I think like most people, when I first saw it I didn't think it was as good as the other two. But it has aged so well and grown on me with each watch. The most depth and emotion in the trilogy IMO
Something that's missed at times is the whole metaphor of corporate takeover of small local pubs, getting them to comply and draining them of their character. This movie is poking fun at the likes of Weatherspoons and their aggressive expansion being like that of an alien takeover of earth, accepting them into the network only if they comply.
No fan of Wetherspoons myself. But to be fair to spoons they take over some really nice buildings and do them up nicely. Suspect some of those buildings would still be empty / demolished otherwise.
39:58 this scene always struck a chord with me. the best memories will always be stuck in the past, the sooner you stop chasing them the quicker the new memeories will follow.
I absolutely love this movie and all of the cornetto trilogy, the amount of people that havent heard of nor seen these movies is crazy as their amazing and i grew up on shawn of the dead. Love the reaction guys, keep it up!
Thinking he was wearing Nick Frost's hospital ID from decades earlier was more unexpected than a town full of body snatchers. That's some straight "been talking so much I don't actually know what's happening" shit right there.
Interesting note: the names of the pubs relate to what happens at the pub at the time…. Also, you can see the spaceship coming to earth in the opening of the film when younger gary king is sitting on the hill looking over the town
Yall also have to watch Paul after watching these three movies. It has Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as the main characters. They're in America as British Tourists that end up meeting an alien voice by Seth Rogan
In the UK drinking starts at 12-14 round your mates usually (illegally) - you can drink wine with food at 16 in restaurants, and you can drink in a pub at 18. i was doing pub crawls at 15 in 1980's - did you notice the meteor hitting on the first night out as they sat on the hill :)
Not gone lie, the realization of what Gary was up to high key walked me off that very same ledge I was flirting with myself at the time. This trilogy became my favorite ever off of this film because of that. Gary's character is "flawed" personified and it just works especially because throughout the trilogy he's been the more level-headed of the duo. I've loved every Edgar Wright movie I've seen.
The way the writing of the opening scene leads you into assuming he is at an AA meeting for his drinking. By the end of the movie,with the reveal of his bandages and hospital wrist tag, you realise it was actually a group therapy session for people at risk of ending themselves. It might be regarded as foreshadowing that Edgar Wright used the same actress who played the first undead zombie in the garden in SOTD to play the lady sat next to him in group as he tells his story. As for the drinking culture in the UK - back in the day (1970's) me and my mates started going to pubs at 13. We were all big for our age, I was already pushing 6 foot tall. Never got asked my age once. The landlords of the pubs seemed to have a "greater good" attitude I guess, or else just wanted our money. Different for kids now - many places have security on the door, ID checks etc. It was a shock on my first trip to the US going to a sports bar in Michigan with my hosts to see some Final Four b/ball and to be asked for my drivers license by the dude on the door. The guys I'm with were giggling as they knew what was coming. Just so happens that I had my UK license on me as I'd picked up my rental car earlier. Dude: "This doesn't have your photo on it." Me: "Yep. UK licenses don't have a photo." (photo licenses were introduced years later in 1998) Dude: "Where is your DOB on this thing?" Me: "UK licenses don't have date of birth on them." Dude: "Well how can I tell it's you and whether you're old enough to drink?" Me: "You can't." By now the queue at the door is getting longer and the guys I'm with were doubled up with laughter. "Just tell him how old you are" Me: "I'm 34" The doorman just gave up and waved us in...
I think Oliver's wtf is a character quirk from his upbringing. Notice how he or his sister never curse until stuff starts getting wildly out of hand. Maybe they grew up in a swear free home! I love the sense of punchiness in the action in this film. It's like Edgar Wright took some of what he learned on Scott Pilgrim and applied it here.
4:15 the girl to the left of Simon Pegg is the zombie girl (Mary) who fell on the post in the garden in Shaun Of The Dead! 54:52 guy that says Blank Bastards is the big guy in the same garden when they throw the records. Also the voice of the Alien boss is Bill Nighy. Shauns stepdad in SOTD, The Chief Inspector in Hot Fuzz, and this!
A barney is more usually an argument but sometimes a physical fight. Comes from Cockney (London) rhyming slang for TROUBLE - Barney RUBBLE (from the Flintstones) = trouble. "We had a bit of a Barney" = We had a bit of trouble.
Funny thing is, this was almost entirely filmed in the town of Letchworth Garden City - where i happened to go to school - while some of the pubs are actual pubs (there are a LOT in close proximity), some of the places are redressed, like the train station and the cinema. Was very wierd on first viewing to see the places we ACTUALLY went drinking when we were 17/18! :D
Aah- you did “The World’s End” It’s a great finale to the Cornetto Trilogy ! Your next assignment- if you are willing to take it on is -to watch “Paul” Another fantastic Pegg & Frost dynamic duo- this time set in the USA !
Paddy C was in Hot Fuzz as one of the Andys. The other Andy was at the house viewing Gary crashed and worked with Shaun in Shaun of the Dead. The Irish Guy was a zombie version in SOTD of the character from the Edgar Wright tv series Spaced that starred Simon and Nick and Jessica Hynes who was Shaun’s friend who had her own version of the cast in SOTD. Many of the actors from Spaced are in these movies.
Back on the horse (as in fell off the horse but got back on - overcoming an issue), horse also being a slang term for the drug heroin, so he thought he was on heroin. (Not whores!)
Glad you mentioned Scott Pilgrim in your discussion. Literally everything Edgar Wright makes is great. He goes into different genres with Baby Driver and Last Night in Soho, which might be his best work.
I remember when I first saw this movie, I came away from it thinking "that's one of the best sci-fi movies ever made". I still stand by that thought. It's such an underrated gem of a movie. It's so good. The cast is amazing, there's humour, drama, emotion, and you just don't see any of the twists coming AT ALL during the first viewing! And, like most Edgar Wright films. there are SO MANY hidden details you'll only notice in repeat viewings, such as....if you pay enough attention to the background....., you might notice that all of the parked cars are the exact same! They're different colours, sure, but they're all dull colours, and not only are the cars all the same make and model.....they're all hybrids!.Which cleverly mirrors what has happened to the towns inhabitants! They've all become the same, dull hybrids. The only cars that are different, are Garys and Sams. I also weirdly love that they actually followed through with the whole 'end of the world' thing at the end. So many movies seem too scared to go all the way with a plot like that, because 'our heroes' usually manage to save the day and stop it from happening. Not in this movie. I respect them for that. It also makes me want to see a 4th movie set after this film in a post-apocalypse setting!
I highly recommend the late 1990’s TV series called Spaced. Very early Edgar Wright that inspired his Cornetto movies and features Simon Pegg and the gang.
Pierce Brosnan appears in this, Timothy Dalton appears in Hot Fuzz and both Roger Moore and George Lazenby have blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameos in SOTD
In the UK the "School Disco" was the nearest we had to prom night (UK schools have proms now - Star Bucking 😊). Back in the 1990's UK bars and nightclubs started having school disco nights where adults would dress in school uniform (a bit like US adult Halloween parties).
One of the joys of these reactions has been watching you guys suddenly recognise British character actors. Game of Thrones / House of the Dragon has helped A LOT with this.
It's almost a British right of culture is to go and get absolutely wasted at 18, and a pub crawl followed by a night Club is the way to do it 😂 that was my every Friday night when I was 18 😂
"TO ERR IS HUMAN, SO Uhhh..." Truer words have never been spoken. Also I think I could easily take down 12 pints in a night. You should see the size of my liver! That said, I probably shouldn't. See it that is, I'm not done drinkening.
You guessed it correctly, the word “barney” does mean “fight” in the UK. It comes from ‘cockney rhyming slang’. Barney Rubble - trouble. So then Barney is used as shorthand for ‘fight’.
That tune in the intro... ''Mark Summers - Summer's Magic''. Takes me back to 1990... And then ''808 State Vs MC Tunes - The Only Rhyme That Bites''. I forgot how good the soundtrack to this was!
I don’t know if you noticed, but each of the characters names are positions within a Kings Court, Princely, Gray King etc also you guys should watch the tv show Spaced
I love the Cornetto trilogy. My favourite is different depending on the day. Sometimes this is my favourite. Maybe because I relate to Gary. Hot fuzz is the best film on all points but not always my favourite. I rewatch all three all the time. This is one that needs rewatches to truly appreciate all the elements and surprisingly has a positive message.
If you didn’t know already, Paddy is also one of the detectives in hot fuzz, and the other detective is the fat young guy in Shaun of the Dead from Shaun’s work, there’s loads and loads of actors that are in both movies!
Another great end of the world comedy is “This is the End” if you haven’t seen it already. Has Seth Rogan, James Franco, Jonah Hill and a million other all stars (even a Rhianna cameo lol).
When I saw this I took some friends out to do the 12 set as well, nailed it 2 times. Golden rule, half an hour each spot and your set. Food before but not during the crawl, unless you really want to, but no stragglers.
I’ve seen this film a few times,but just watching this I’ve just realised the girl in AA meeting is the zombie girl in the garden in Shawn of the dead.
the worlds end doesn't get enough credit probably because the ending is a bit weird, but the journey there was great. shame they couldn't end it better otherwise this would have been the greatest trilogy ever
The bathroom scene is one of the most brilliant 180s I've seen in a movie. The movie up until this point was kind of grim, just portraying a dude who peaked in high school and has spent his entire life trying to get back to that point. Almost like watching a real therapy patient until then and then bam action movie. I literally screamed out loud when the kids head hit the toilet and exploded "WHAAAT!!?!?!?!?!?!?" when I first saw this. Patty Considine is the only reason I watched House of the Dragon Season 1 and I'm a big GoT fan. Was not happy when he died. Also pretty sure he plays one of the Andy's in hot fuzz. The guy that walked by at 7:31 was Rafe Spall he was in Hot Fuzz and Shaun if I'm not mistaken, and he's been getting into a lot of Hollywood roles too. This one is a surprisingly "deep" movie portraying a man with significant psychological issues underneath a hilarious body snatchers comedy.
David Bradley supports Aston Villa FC. I worked at the football stadium. He has been in the Trinity Premium restaurant. Game Of Thrones, Doctor Who, Harry Potter.
Not true sadly. In this film the wrapper is seen blowing by a fence at the end by Nick Frost. Hence him looking really sad he hadn't eaten one. 54:04 to be precise.
The game of thrones guy, was also 1 of the Andy’s ( detective) in hot fuzz. Also the other Andy in hot fuzz was the 17 yr old on his phone working with Shaun in that appliance store in Shaun of the dead, and in this movie as the couple looking at buying the house.
Love that the girl to the right of simon pegg at 4:15 is the zombie girl in the Garden from shaun of the dead who gets a hole put in her. Never noticed that before.
At the end when Gary and Andy are fighting and the bandages on Gary's wrists and the hospital bracelet are revealed.... and the slow realization that Gary was so insistent on completing the golden mile because he intended to relive the best night of his life and then possibly end himself afterwards. Really hits hard.
@@blueberryrazz8637 Until I met my wife I was Gary, without the suicide attempt. It made me realise how much of my life I'd wasted. I enjoy the film.. but I don't. It's hard to take.
@@aires69uk still waiting for my wife...
I've been Gary more times than I'd like to admit and the first time I saw this was definitely one of those times, ironically it helped push me back from that.
@@theapocalex I get where you're coming from lad, but no use in waiting, it's never going to come to you, you have to put yourself out there to get it. It's hard but take it one step at a time. Trust me, no matter how bleak it looks, there's someone out there for you, you just can't sit and wait for them though.
@@NeroZenith i know i know and i appreciate that, most of its the way society "works" - it seems like if your not interested in bars or clubs and online dating app, its near impossible to meet someone today. But i know what your saying.
I love the detail that Gary is the only one who didnt bring luggage. On first watch you think it's a clever bit of characterization since Gary would absolutely be the type not to plan ahead. After the reveal of his hospital bandages, you realize he didnt bring luggage because he didnt plan on seeing tomorrow.
You could look away for a few seconds and miss that bit with the hospital tag, it didn't hit and the dialogue wasn't pushing it either. Enjoyed the film though!
I like the fact that it's a subtle reveal - they could so easily have made it overly obvious a plot point, which would have been mawkish. Granted, it could be very easily missed if you're not paying attention, but the fact it's so subtly acted makes it hit all the harder.
This is most adult & mature of the trilogy. And it’s my favorite.
@@kblixt same!
Yep, yep, yep... Shawn of the Dead bores me a bit these days. World's End just gets better with each rewatch.
Definitely love this one the most, Shaun was my favorite off the strength of his mom in the film.
So glad you’re finishing The Cornetto Trilogy. Starts as a sequel to a coming of age movie that we’ve never seen, ends as a sci fi global disaster movie. Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg can do no wrong.
That ending was BANANAS!!!
Quick explanation to the pubs:
1. First Post: first stop, kinda boring
2. Old Familiar; Bar looked exactly the same as the first one.
3. The Famous Cock; First bar where someone actually recognizes Gary
4. Cross Hands; First fight scene of the movie.
5. Good Companions: The guys decide to keep up with the crawl and pretend everything is fine.
6. Trusty Servant; Gary tries to get information out of someone he still trusts, who also used to sell him drugs.
7. Two Headed Dog: Where they fight a pair of BLANK twins. Fun note: there's a pair of twins in all 3 movies
8. The Mermaid; Mermaids lure men through song, this is where 3 of the boys get all caught up with " The Marmalade Sandwich" girls
9. The Beehive; Where Brosnan explains would they want to turn humans in a hive mind. Fun note: The was a bond in 2/3 movies
10. The King's Head: Where Gary hits his head a bunch of times to prove he's still human.
11. Hole in the Wall; where a rescue car drives through the wall to save Gary.
12. The World's End; Self-explanatory.
@@fellkell533 Also the Kings Head sign has a picture looking like Gary King on it.
wait, who are the twins in Shaun of the Dead & Hot Fuzz? I know I'm going to kick myself
@@JJJackson777 Shaun of the dead- Two redneck zombie twins, they're just extras though.
Hot Fuzz- The intake officers, one works days and one works nights. The guy who says "Nobody ever tells me nothin'."
@@JJJackson777 Bill Bailey plays twins in Hot Fuzz. There were background actor twins plays zombies in Shaun of the dead.
Also the sign for the good companions has one happy face (Gary?) and four unhappy faces (the others).
And the sign for the trusty servant has the reverend Green's face.
And the sign for the Mermaid is the marmalade sandwich - two blonde mermaids with a ginger one in the middle.
I think this one might now be my favourite of the trilogy, I think like most people, when I first saw it I didn't think it was as good as the other two. But it has aged so well and grown on me with each watch. The most depth and emotion in the trilogy IMO
Yes, this exactly. I'm ashamed at myself for disliking it on first watch, because I was too dumb to get the subtleties.
Exactly this. I wasn't the biggest fan after seeing it on release. But rewatching over the years I've grown to love it so much more.
Hot Fuzz is still my favourite, but this one has absolutely grown on me the same way you stated.
Absolutely. My favorite's probably still hot fuzz, for how tight the writing is, but World's End hits me right in the feels. I adore it
this one definitely grows on you, it's just so hard to live upto the perfection of Shaun & Hot Fuzz
Something that's missed at times is the whole metaphor of corporate takeover of small local pubs, getting them to comply and draining them of their character. This movie is poking fun at the likes of Weatherspoons and their aggressive expansion being like that of an alien takeover of earth, accepting them into the network only if they comply.
No fan of Wetherspoons myself. But to be fair to spoons they take over some really nice buildings and do them up nicely. Suspect some of those buildings would still be empty / demolished otherwise.
Stop Starbucking us, man!
39:58 this scene always struck a chord with me. the best memories will always be stuck in the past, the sooner you stop chasing them the quicker the new memeories will follow.
that & the fact that it was clearly a highlight for Gary, and clearly a regrettable moment for Sam only highlights the message more
Two comedies and a tragedy. A perfect trilogy.
This is just so much fun to be a part of. Gotta appreciate the Comedy, the silly and the smart
Paddy Considine was also one of the moustache brothers in Hot Fuzz. The other was the guy you recognised from Shaun of the Dead
Not brothers. 2 detectives called Andy.
Rafe Spall
Everyone misses the bandages on Gary’s wrists. It shows how far he’s fallen into depression and believes he needs the golden mile to get out of it
That or one last fun time with his old pals before he finishes what he tried to do previously. It can be taken two ways.
I think it was meant to be his last hooray
I absolutely love this movie and all of the cornetto trilogy, the amount of people that havent heard of nor seen these movies is crazy as their amazing and i grew up on shawn of the dead.
Love the reaction guys, keep it up!
Thinking he was wearing Nick Frost's hospital ID from decades earlier was more unexpected than a town full of body snatchers. That's some straight "been talking so much I don't actually know what's happening" shit right there.
This movie is full on symbolism. In my opinion, its a masterpiece, if you understand the multi layered symbolism
Drunk Neo had me in stiches 🤣
33:16 That wasn't a stunt - Nick legit put his arm through the glass, but they kept the take.
Interesting note: the names of the pubs relate to what happens at the pub at the time…. Also, you can see the spaceship coming to earth in the opening of the film when younger gary king is sitting on the hill looking over the town
My aunt did the pub boards for all the pubs in this film, guess I rate the film good for that 😋
Great job! The world's end especially. Better than the real World's End in Camden
Dead mans shoes one of the best films I’ve ever seen starring paddy
my favourite ever film, filmed so close to where I live too
The best comedy trilogy you could ever ask for in Hollywood history, and it still holds up so much! ❤️💙💚
Yall also have to watch Paul after watching these three movies. It has Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as the main characters. They're in America as British Tourists that end up meeting an alien voice by Seth Rogan
@@nomad1303 not Edgar Wright tho, pretry average imo
In the UK drinking starts at 12-14 round your mates usually (illegally) - you can drink wine with food at 16 in restaurants, and you can drink in a pub at 18. i was doing pub crawls at 15 in 1980's - did you notice the meteor hitting on the first night out as they sat on the hill :)
@@gailscrypto1536 I was served cider at 14, unless its changed. Legally you can drink at home from the age of 5.
Not gone lie, the realization of what Gary was up to high key walked me off that very same ledge I was flirting with myself at the time. This trilogy became my favorite ever off of this film because of that. Gary's character is "flawed" personified and it just works especially because throughout the trilogy he's been the more level-headed of the duo. I've loved every Edgar Wright movie I've seen.
The way the writing of the opening scene leads you into assuming he is at an AA meeting for his drinking. By the end of the movie,with the reveal of his bandages and hospital wrist tag, you realise it was actually a group therapy session for people at risk of ending themselves. It might be regarded as foreshadowing that Edgar Wright used the same actress who played the first undead zombie in the garden in SOTD to play the lady sat next to him in group as he tells his story.
As for the drinking culture in the UK - back in the day (1970's) me and my mates started going to pubs at 13. We were all big for our age, I was already pushing 6 foot tall. Never got asked my age once. The landlords of the pubs seemed to have a "greater good" attitude I guess, or else just wanted our money. Different for kids now - many places have security on the door, ID checks etc. It was a shock on my first trip to the US going to a sports bar in Michigan with my hosts to see some Final Four b/ball and to be asked for my drivers license by the dude on the door. The guys I'm with were giggling as they knew what was coming. Just so happens that I had my UK license on me as I'd picked up my rental car earlier.
Dude: "This doesn't have your photo on it."
Me: "Yep. UK licenses don't have a photo." (photo licenses were introduced years later in 1998)
Dude: "Where is your DOB on this thing?"
Me: "UK licenses don't have date of birth on them."
Dude: "Well how can I tell it's you and whether you're old enough to drink?"
Me: "You can't."
By now the queue at the door is getting longer and the guys I'm with were doubled up with laughter. "Just tell him how old you are"
Me: "I'm 34" The doorman just gave up and waved us in...
I think Oliver's wtf is a character quirk from his upbringing. Notice how he or his sister never curse until stuff starts getting wildly out of hand. Maybe they grew up in a swear free home!
I love the sense of punchiness in the action in this film. It's like Edgar Wright took some of what he learned on Scott Pilgrim and applied it here.
4:15 the girl to the left of Simon Pegg is the zombie girl (Mary) who fell on the post in the garden in Shaun Of The Dead! 54:52 guy that says Blank Bastards is the big guy in the same garden when they throw the records. Also the voice of the Alien boss is Bill Nighy. Shauns stepdad in SOTD, The Chief Inspector in Hot Fuzz, and this!
Love how you forgot Paddy Considine was also in Hot Fuzz and had the same reaction again lol
"It's alright Andy! It's just Bolognese!"
- Vasarius
The falling star at the start when he was young "this good never again". That star was the aliens arriving
This one is easily my favourite of the three, but I'm at the perfect age for this to chime with me.
A barney is more usually an argument but sometimes a physical fight. Comes from Cockney (London) rhyming slang for TROUBLE - Barney RUBBLE (from the Flintstones) = trouble. "We had a bit of a Barney" = We had a bit of trouble.
Most kids start drinking like these guys do is around 13 -14. We can hold our liquor
Funny thing is, this was almost entirely filmed in the town of Letchworth Garden City - where i happened to go to school - while some of the pubs are actual pubs (there are a LOT in close proximity), some of the places are redressed, like the train station and the cinema. Was very wierd on first viewing to see the places we ACTUALLY went drinking when we were 17/18! :D
Barney = Barney Rubble = Trouble
(Flintstones Cockney Rhyming)
His necklace is the band Sisters of Mercy's "Vision of Things".
@@liadx2672 Vision Thing
Aah- you did “The World’s End” It’s a great finale to the Cornetto Trilogy ! Your next assignment- if you are willing to take it on is -to watch “Paul” Another fantastic Pegg & Frost dynamic duo- this time set in the USA !
Paddy C was in Hot Fuzz as one of the Andys. The other Andy was at the house viewing Gary crashed and worked with Shaun in Shaun of the Dead. The Irish Guy was a zombie version in SOTD of the character from the Edgar Wright tv series Spaced that starred Simon and Nick and Jessica Hynes who was Shaun’s friend who had her own version of the cast in SOTD. Many of the actors from Spaced are in these movies.
Raff spall the couple viewing the house in the beginning and Paddy considine are both the Andy's the moustached cops in hot fuzz
Back on the horse (as in fell off the horse but got back on - overcoming an issue), horse also being a slang term for the drug heroin, so he thought he was on heroin. (Not whores!)
Glad you mentioned Scott Pilgrim in your discussion. Literally everything Edgar Wright makes is great. He goes into different genres with Baby Driver and Last Night in Soho, which might be his best work.
I remember when I first saw this movie, I came away from it thinking "that's one of the best sci-fi movies ever made". I still stand by that thought. It's such an underrated gem of a movie. It's so good.
The cast is amazing, there's humour, drama, emotion, and you just don't see any of the twists coming AT ALL during the first viewing! And, like most Edgar Wright films. there are SO MANY hidden details you'll only notice in repeat viewings, such as....if you pay enough attention to the background....., you might notice that all of the parked cars are the exact same! They're different colours, sure, but they're all dull colours, and not only are the cars all the same make and model.....they're all hybrids!.Which cleverly mirrors what has happened to the towns inhabitants! They've all become the same, dull hybrids. The only cars that are different, are Garys and Sams.
I also weirdly love that they actually followed through with the whole 'end of the world' thing at the end. So many movies seem too scared to go all the way with a plot like that, because 'our heroes' usually manage to save the day and stop it from happening. Not in this movie. I respect them for that. It also makes me want to see a 4th movie set after this film in a post-apocalypse setting!
I highly recommend the late 1990’s TV series called Spaced. Very early Edgar Wright that inspired his Cornetto movies and features Simon Pegg and the gang.
Pierce Brosnan appears in this, Timothy Dalton appears in Hot Fuzz and both Roger Moore and George Lazenby have blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameos in SOTD
"Barney" Rubble = trouble
In the UK the "School Disco" was the nearest we had to prom night (UK schools have proms now - Star Bucking 😊). Back in the 1990's UK bars and nightclubs started having school disco nights where adults would dress in school uniform (a bit like US adult Halloween parties).
One of the joys of these reactions has been watching you guys suddenly recognise British character actors.
Game of Thrones / House of the Dragon has helped A LOT with this.
For me it’s started with these movies but my other friends didn’t appreciate me telling them where I’d seen this before in the middle of the show😂
@@JackBarrugon "...you guys?" What's that supposed to mean bruh?
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REALIZING ITS A TRILLOGY, AND REACTING TO ALL 3!!.
It's almost a British right of culture is to go and get absolutely wasted at 18, and a pub crawl followed by a night Club is the way to do it 😂 that was my every Friday night when I was 18 😂
This is honestly my favorite movie of all time. I love every second of this movie.
I love the cornetto trilogy. Hot fuzz is my favorite but this one is great too
"TO ERR IS HUMAN, SO Uhhh..."
Truer words have never been spoken. Also I think I could easily take down 12 pints in a night. You should see the size of my liver!
That said, I probably shouldn't. See it that is, I'm not done drinkening.
So glad you guys did the trilogy and enjoyed them! I couldn't believe when I watched them only a couple of years ago that I hadn't seen them before.
“That turned Left real quick”
More like a U-turn off a cliff.
You need to see Attack The Block
I didn't understand what those bandages were when I first saw the film.
Some years later, when I did and the story clicked:
0.0 Fuck.
You guessed it correctly, the word “barney” does mean “fight” in the UK. It comes from ‘cockney rhyming slang’.
Barney Rubble - trouble.
So then Barney is used as shorthand for ‘fight’.
That section in the nightclub within her dead crush emerging not a day aged is so well made and hypnotising.
The police officer is in a horror drama called Sightseers. Really fucked up.
Mike Relm has done a remix of the trailer.
Watch Paul next. Its kinda in the same vein and also stars Simon Pegg and Nick Frost
Now that you've completed these movies you should definetely watch Paul (2011) next!
Aussies haven't drunk Fosters for 40 years or so lol. If you came downunder and asked for a Fosters in a pub they would probably laugh at you. ;)
Paul is another fun movie featuring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost you guys should consider watching if you haven’t already.
Simon and Martin have done well since this trilogy. Marvel, Star Trek and Mission Impossible.
This is probably my favourite, wasn't originally, hot fuss was but i just relate to gary alot more
Gotta do Paul now!!! 😜🇬🇧
the wildest drunken fight against aliens in the history of cinema! i love this movie!! 😂👍
That tune in the intro... ''Mark Summers - Summer's Magic''. Takes me back to 1990... And then ''808 State Vs MC Tunes - The Only Rhyme That Bites''. I forgot how good the soundtrack to this was!
I don’t know if you noticed, but each of the characters names are positions within a Kings Court, Princely, Gray King etc also you guys should watch the tv show Spaced
You should watch Paul next, it has a different director but both Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as the main characters
I always consider paul the cornetto trilogys american cusion lol
I love the Cornetto trilogy. My favourite is different depending on the day. Sometimes this is my favourite. Maybe because I relate to Gary. Hot fuzz is the best film on all points but not always my favourite. I rewatch all three all the time.
This is one that needs rewatches to truly appreciate all the elements and surprisingly has a positive message.
If you didn’t know already, Paddy is also one of the detectives in hot fuzz, and the other detective is the fat young guy in Shaun of the Dead from Shaun’s work, there’s loads and loads of actors that are in both movies!
Also thought it would be cool to mention that Janine (sgt angels gf at the beginning of hot fuzz) is lady Galadriel from LOTR
Two of the best dramatic character actors Eddie Marsan and Paddy Considine in a superb comedy 😊😊😊😊😊
Originally this was my least favourite of the 3 but the older I get the better it is 😢😊
Another great end of the world comedy is “This is the End” if you haven’t seen it already. Has Seth Rogan, James Franco, Jonah Hill and a million other all stars (even a Rhianna cameo lol).
This is my favourite by far, the funniest but also covers some serious issues. Plus we all know a Gary King.
When I saw this I took some friends out to do the 12 set as well, nailed it 2 times. Golden rule, half an hour each spot and your set. Food before but not during the crawl, unless you really want to, but no stragglers.
Love the Magic Roundabout remix.
I’ve seen this film a few times,but just watching this I’ve just realised the girl in AA meeting is the zombie girl in the garden in Shawn of the dead.
Just thought I'd mention that 9 UK pints is close to 11 US pints.
You guys are cracking me up im liking and following please keep it up 👍
I liked this one more on the second viewing. Seeing everything *knowing* what's up with Gary as you're watching changes thing.
I love how you both missed Paddy considine and Rafe spall in hot fuzz 😂 its crazy what a moustache and sunglasses can mask 😂
The world’s end part of the trilogy really was ahead of its time.
This movie is so underrated i love it so much its action filled but a good friend movie at the same time i think its better than hot fuzz❤
You guys need to see Attack the block
the worlds end doesn't get enough credit probably because the ending is a bit weird, but the journey there was great. shame they couldn't end it better otherwise this would have been the greatest trilogy ever
BTW, rewatch to find out when Oliver got replaced...
The bathroom scene is one of the most brilliant 180s I've seen in a movie. The movie up until this point was kind of grim, just portraying a dude who peaked in high school and has spent his entire life trying to get back to that point. Almost like watching a real therapy patient until then and then bam action movie. I literally screamed out loud when the kids head hit the toilet and exploded "WHAAAT!!?!?!?!?!?!?" when I first saw this. Patty Considine is the only reason I watched House of the Dragon Season 1 and I'm a big GoT fan. Was not happy when he died. Also pretty sure he plays one of the Andy's in hot fuzz. The guy that walked by at 7:31 was Rafe Spall he was in Hot Fuzz and Shaun if I'm not mistaken, and he's been getting into a lot of Hollywood roles too.
This one is a surprisingly "deep" movie portraying a man with significant psychological issues underneath a hilarious body snatchers comedy.
David Bradley supports Aston Villa FC. I worked at the football stadium. He has been in the Trinity Premium restaurant. Game Of Thrones, Doctor Who, Harry Potter.
Maybe take a look at Paul next, though not part of the Cornetto trilogy, has the two lead actors out and about in the US.
You Boys Watched 'Paul' Yet With Nick Frost And Simon Pegg
"... you boys"? U having a racist moment here or sumthin? Get outta here
It’s called Coranetto trilogy because they eat one of them in each film. The ice cream reference is wild to me.
no shit shrrlock
Not true sadly. In this film the wrapper is seen blowing by a fence at the end by Nick Frost. Hence him looking really sad he hadn't eaten one. 54:04 to be precise.
The game of thrones guy, was also 1 of the Andy’s ( detective) in hot fuzz. Also the other Andy in hot fuzz was the 17 yr old on his phone working with Shaun in that appliance store in Shaun of the dead, and in this movie as the couple looking at buying the house.
Love that the girl to the right of simon pegg at 4:15 is the zombie girl in the Garden from shaun of the dead who gets a hole put in her. Never noticed that before.
TRUE... I REMEMBER THOSE FOSTER'S COMMERCIALS AND ITS ACTUALLY PRETTY GOOD BEER. (to me)
I don’t know if you’ve watched Sherlock, but that is Cumberbatch/Freeman gold. Written by Steven Moffatt.
Its funny that most people dont know that Nick Frost did quite a bit of martial arts and is quite a badass :D
Guys did you know that Paddy Considine was also in Hott Fuzz?
"Like a drunk Neo!" that's a 100k reaction =]8¬_D
Paddy considine is in one of the most brutal British films I’ve ever watched, you really have to watch dead man’s shoes. Not for the faint hearted.