Was before or after she started making feature films that got released?

According to Iggy in a follow-up comment, it's supposed to be set somewhere in DeKalb County, possibly Decatur. What's the accent situation there?

The World's End is harder to compare to the other films in the Cornetto trilogy, as that's aiming for a little bit more drama and pathos than the other two.

I'll always be a fan of the "Tell me about it," "You can say that again," sequence. Classic rake style joke for me.

That would be a fun Scooby Doo episode if it ended the way this does.

Definitely the highlight acting wise here.

That critic who said it's vomit inducing is completely off base. There's nothing that disgusting or super gory. The worst scene involves a dental procedure, and it's more agonizing than disgusting.

It's not commercial at all, and the way it ends is definitely going to turn a more general audience off.

That is such a good pairing. Two kids films which hide a lot of darkness underneath.

Any particular things you want spoiled? I can definitely do my best.

This is definitely not the film for you then as the eels are pervasive throughout the entire movie.

Mostly okay and not super explicit. However, if you have a phobia about dentists, dental equipment, or dental noises, there will be one scene which is very, very agonizing to watch. I mean, it'll be agonizing even without, but particularly if you're phobic.

True, although, with Denzel winning the SAG Award, I definitely don't think Casey's win is as certain as it was awhile ago.

Also, NYU and Columbia too.

Playing at the CC Village East, which means, if you see it on a weekday, you have a decent chance of being the only one in the theater.

Correct on all. Good job. And change the combination on your luggage!

It's not just going to school, it's going to multiple schools. And not doing that well in any of them.

Well, Casey now has the sexual assault charges hurting him quite a bit right now, so another high profiled Dave Franco performance and it's all him.

Well, when you're attending three different colleges at once, nuances can get lost here and there.

Correct! Good job.