That "graverobbing movie" was a loosely-based-on-reality story of the real Burke and Hare.
That "graverobbing movie" was a loosely-based-on-reality story of the real Burke and Hare.
The script for "The World's End" is just as tight as the other two films in the Blood and Ice Cream trilogy. Remember that shooting star at the end of the opening flashback?
But we know they didn't make it. No one was saved!
Who knows, maybe they're both kinky. Maybe Molly's a domme. They did build a home sweet home, after all.
You do realize that Septic Man is also on this list.
I've heard lots of people say that, actually, that the guy excels at visuals. Maybe in an alternate universe he's a cinematographer.
Let's Go See The New Nicolas Cage Movie!
I'm sorry, but no movie with naked Amanda Seyfried can be awful.
I still don't understand how Andrew Garfield got people to put him in movies. He looks like he should be waiting tables at an Applebees.
"The World's End" was great. You people are nuts.
Wow, I thought Amber Heard was a lesbian.
I don't want to know more.
Poor Julie McCullough.
It was OK. Not nearly as good as "The Muppets", or any of the Jim Henson films.
"but that's life in America for you"
"I did find it pretty dang funny and that's almost always going to be better for me in comedy."
The way I look at it, Leslie Jones just makes the show shorter. Every time she lumbers onto the screen, I can fast-forward.
"looks like Katy Perry, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Lucy Lawless somehow had a baby."
So this is not an "Emmanuelle" sequel.
As @AwesomeWave put it above, sounds like a good sales pitch to me.