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| Language: English Runtime: 109 min Audio: 5.1 Subtitles: German Resolution: 640x480 Frame Rate: 24 fps Video Bitrate: 5428 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps | Torrent Size: 815 Mb |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Genre: | Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi |
| Director: | Edgar Wright |
| Starring: | Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Martin Freeman |
Review: Five friends, 12 bars, night: the famous Golden Mile a pub crawl that is jumping from one bar to the next pints Downing and Gary King (Simon Pegg, star and co-writer) is determined to fill it out with your best friends after this to him there 20 This basic premise for The Worlds End Tamba name of the final pub crawl. Director and co-writer Edgar Wright British sci-fi comedy The third part of the trilogy Three Flavours Cornetto, rounding 2004s Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.Back 2007s in 1990, when it was all in black leather and Britpop is still legal, it was Gary Head of airy rat pack (consisting of Nick Frost, Paddy Considine, Eddie Marsan and Martin Freeman) in school, but now it's forty-one more drink with just professional. One in your clique still adorned in the same get-up he wore at the time, still driving the same car with a cassette player. All this shows how little has progressed since then, especially juxtaposed against their friends, and energy corresponding to a career in real estate, law and sales. All are juggling family responsibilities and other adult responsibilities. Interfere in their routine life, Gary successfully satisfied that meet one night in his sleepy to complete the Golden Mile hometown, going so far as to calm the violent objections of his close buddy Andrew (Frost), by facilitating on their family. A trip around the city over 12 bar (with epic-sounding names as: first post, Old Familiar, a famous Cock, Cross Hands, good companions Reliable Servant, Two Headed Dog, Mermaid, The Hives, Kings Head, hole in the wall, and Worlds End) begins innocently enough, with Andrew that those who initially rejects a single drop of alcohol through a man-child antics Garys trying to revive nostalgic memories of his youth. Gary is so desperate for screening when hes ready to lower half drunk glasses of beer outside the pub, he was banned several years ago. Exchanges Rapidfire among the five friends are fun comic, revealing that their friendship links the port of age, they have. Nevertheless, the lowest conflict appears as a seductive Sam (Rosamund Pike), which Gary and Steven (Considine), so loved at some point in their lives.After half a point, things turn and paranormal high recording his glee over-the-top. No spoilers here, but be prepared to be flabbergasted or just laugh out loud for the fight scenes are interesting permutations of a typical toilet in a bar brawl. Public whove trapped in the past two games will not a bit surprised by the tone of films. Action scenes unravel unexpectedly sporty five main runway, especially frost physicality and ability to intimidate.Yet all this nonsense is clear lacquer for the most complex issues. There is more to this movie than watching a couple of men down pints in middle age. Starbucking, a term that describes the erosion of individuality and innovation with convençãoe commerciality is seen as a negative, insulting Gary, that is obviously obsessed with perhaps too much a glorified past. Worlds End is also examining issues related instinct to fight adulthood, which emphasizes the need for shedding those juvenile past? However strongly one may want to hold it? in exchange for personal and social growth for success.Except pace somewhat uneven, the story feels fresh, intelligent script, and most of the time, Gary Peggs is really nice, despite the unpleasant immaturity. Pierce Brosnan makes a cameo as a teacher at the high school, which reforçao resentment that comes from not knowing what you want to do with my life. The ultimate focus of this, it is delivered in a manner which is moving unexpectedly.
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