Everything GREAT About The World's End!

[@adamruiz3683]

I always interpreted the ending not as Gary abandoning his friends for the Blanks and choosing to stay in the past, but Gary letting his friends go because he realized just how much of a toxic influence he was to them and going off on his own to recover, travelling with the Blanks for some companionship, and possibly because he doesn't trust himself enough to be on his own. The ending would've been a bit too bitter instead of bittersweet if it ended with Gary all on his own.

[@craigmarriott6759]

I interpreted the ending as Gary taking responsibility for the results of his actions. The Blanks of his friends wouldn't exist without his actions and he's guiding and protecting them in a world that hates them for what they are.

[@zanite8650]

A King going off to lead people who need him.

[@shapeshifter7676]

Those blanks are abandoned and left behind, completely alone and hated by everyone, much like Gary himself. So, they're all helping each other. While his human friends are living their own lives

[@oscargill423]

Indeed, CinemaWins pointed out that Gary had clearly grown because he decapitated his blank younger self, something he'd never do usually. Why would he revert back to his old self out of nowhere, especially since he apologised, teary-eyed, on the hill, implying his change wasn't just heat-of-the-moment?

[@drakmendoa]

I interpreted it as something of both. He let his friends go because he realized that he is holding them back from whatever live they want to have, but on the other side he himself could not commit to that and so he kind of stayed in the past and stayed by the Blanks. In his mind it was too late for him to really start a own life so he took that one that was closest to his past.

[@montyswift5661]

I especially like how Andy is set up as a rugby player, and as such, he's the only competent fighter amongst them. I feel like most other films would have portrayed him as pretty useless because of his weight, so I'm really glad they didn't go down that road. It's a minor point, but it's appreciated. Also Gary mentions Dutch courage, and sure enough, the more he drinks, the stronger he seems to be.

[@Yggdrasil42]

As a Dutch citizen I don't really understand where all the expressions about the Dutch originated.

[@montyswift5661]

@@Yggdrasil42 Well Dutch courage is just historical. Dutch gin was used by the Dutch and the English to calm their nerves before battle in the Anglo-Dutch wars.

[@DirectorsChoice]

Hey, Nick Frost has range, now he's well known for his comedic roles but he does a good job with a straight laced character too. Also the rugby back ground was an interesting foreshadow.

[@vert3432]

Gary is a pretty competent fighter too

[@chrishodgson3567]

I've met some bigger folk and learned that these people live with gokus weighted clothing, 24/7. Might not be fast but mass adds force.

[@jakeneedham1895]

Absolutely adore this film, it may not be the funniest of the cornetto trilogy but it’s always been the most meaningful and profound to me. I’ve seen it countless times but you still managed to find things I’d missed and your take on it was fresh to me.

[@thevaccinator666]

I agree.

[@eggarts9562]

Exactly it’s not the best of the three but it’s definitely my favourite

[@morro190]

As a recovering alcholic, this movie hit the spot.

[@commaJim]

Hope you're doing well ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

[@bigboss4178]

average Irish YT comment

[@morro190]

@@bigboss4178 My father beats me with fish.

[@bigboss4178]

@@morro190 unfathomably based

[@sneedfest3399]

I don't see Gary choosing his younger friend's blanks as toxic. For a start, the movie says they all got separated at some point, and secondly it shows how Gary's life is finally starting from the point where it should have

[@hanneswiggenhorn2023]

Also I read a point in a other comment I liked: by choosing his younger friends, he finally lets go of his older ones and stops dragging them into his shit. Also this opens himself up for the possibility of maturing with them.

[@overlydramaticpanda]

An extra thought on the scene where they all prove they're not Blanks by showing scars from past injuries with Gary listing his friends' scars from injuries he caused (just because I've seen people say it's a "plothole" that Gary has a selective memory but can rattle off injuries from years ago): as well as tying into Gary's whole "stuck in the past" attitude, it actually ties back into his depression as well. Essentially, the fact that he exclusively focuses on instances where his friends getting hurt was down to him demonstrates that, while he has a selective memory on a lot of things regarding his friends, what he *does* remember are the times when he actively caused harm and was a danger to other people. And when you have depression, it causes you to focus on the most negative aspects of yourself and your behaviour; you remember things from years ago that literally no one else will remember or think about but where you know you did something wrong or have feelings of embarrassment associated with it. Same for the flashbacks at the start of the film - if you pay attention, the vast majority of them aren't just providing exposition and showing Gary to be an awful person, they're also focusing on Gary demonstrating harmful behaviour, either to himself or to those around him. And since Gary's narrating (despite what he's saying not always matching up with what we see), we can assume the flashbacks are his memories and/or are from his POV.

[@bleachers97]

wouldnt read too much into that..im pretty sure his friends remember all the awful things gary did to them LOL

[@otterzrkuhl]

Really interesting thought!

[@overlydramaticpanda]

@@bleachers97 Oh no, as someone who does struggle with depression and considering the people making the film have repeatedly demonstrated in other films that pretty much everything is worth paying attention to, I can almost certainly guarantee that we *are* meant to read that much into it; it's just one more hint before the reveal of Gary's bandaged wrists and hospital tag that there's a lot more going on than Gary just being an irresponsible git who never grew up. Sure, his friends all clearly remember in broad strokes various awful things he did...but then they're not the ones who describe the injuries and how they got them; Gary "I can't remember what someone told me literally 2 seconds ago" King does.

[@bleachers97]

@@overlydramaticpanda fair enough..didn’t realise how in detail Gary went into describing the accidents hahaha

[@simongritcel613]

That stung a little bit too hard, considering my prolonged struggle with depression.

[@thekaijusleeps]

This is honestly my favorite film of the trilogy, the themes hit me in a more profound way than the other ones did, and the attention to detail they put into this movie is phenomenal. Definitely one of those films I love to revisit every so often just to appreciate it's craftsmanship.

[@shady_potato205]

This movie just gives me feelings of nostalgia and childhood memories.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Whereas the theme of the movie is "nostalgia bad."

[@AgTheFreeborn]

​@JoshSweetvale I don't think it's that nostalgia is bad, just don't get forget to be present and don't get lost in the past. It's a lot like addiction - if your able to do it sometimes without it impacting your life you should be fine, but if you find that you can't stop maybe it's time to just move forward.

[@TheHallow31]

You forgot the best line: "Face it! We're the Human Race! And we don't like being told what to do!" Truer words have never been spoken.

[@eileensnow6153]

My favorite line: “To err is human! So…err…”

[@marklindgren1060]

My favourite line, "ah,f**k off ya big lamp!"...epic! 🤣

[@JuanPerez-cs1gx]

I like the line because it goes with King still being an immature contrarian. The typical childish I don't want to study, I don't want to pay taxes or do my chores, etc. (If homosapiens didn't like to be told what to do things like social media or religion wouln't exist)

[@shr1k3]

Was NOT expecting this video, but this is one of my favourite films!

[@CharcoalRiver]

Just a correction during 18:15, that's actually a £20 note. £5 notes are a light blue with small parts being a greenish blue, whereas £20 notes are a shade of purple with little parts being pink, seen in the 2nd shot with Gary holding the note ^^

[@littlespoonsebastian]

i wanna go to the cinemawins world where a pint only costs a quid lmao

[@the_legit_tsm]

If you know a pub where I can get a pint for a quid... 😂

[@HeisenbergFam]

Double upload from CinemaWins is a true blessing

[@lempo222]

Was looking for this comment, cause I thought I was having a déjà vu

[@FulloutPostal]

dude had to censor the destroyed bots because youtube is just stupid and aweful

[@philipreid2542]

​@@FulloutPostalI think they meant that these videos were first released years ago. I wouldn't mind so much if the description wasn't so misleading

[@FulloutPostal]

@@philipreid2542 I watched this same video without the censoring just before this re-re-upload... so both are correct, if this video is years old ;) also, op may refer to both this and hot fuzz showing up on the same day :)

[@philipreid2542]

@@FulloutPostal fair points well made. sorry btw, didn't realise you hadn't tagged a user in your comment, so now I'm not sure if we're even talking about the same op 😆 (note to self - always double check when posting at 2/3 am)

[@miketran4289]

This is just Hot Fuzz taken from the POV of the kids in the pub that was thrown out by the Police in Hot Fuzz.. they grew up. That town has a strange curse.. First it was Zombies (Shaun of the dead) , then HOA (Hot Fuzz) then Aliens (Worlds End)... All of these movies are connected which is why they are called the Cornetto Series.

[@nomore2863]

Love how the aliens want them to 'relax' not only so they're easier to assimilate but also because any minor anger or sudden bar fight could easily destroy the Blanks.

[@Cheese-xp8yt]

The picture of Peter having disappeared in the last picture made me feel so unnerved- I’ve only noticed it now and it just works so well Also Gary’s ‘it’s all I’ve got’ hits so hard

[@hanneswiggenhorn2023]

One thing I like about this movie is how open to interpretation the end is. You can interpret the actions of each character in thwir own way on many different levels. Depending on how you interpret is, Gary is ready to move on from his past, is letting his friends go or is still conpletely stuck in it. Also for the aliens, till the end you can't really tell of they are good or not. I tend to believe their story, because I don't see why else they would simply leave in the end. But from the phrasing I would say that this video treats them more pike the really bad guys of the movie

[@Myzelfa]

You could say they're well intentioned, but not really benevolent. They seem to care about the overall well being of the species as a whole, but they're willing to sacrifice individuals in a pretty callous way. It's another take on the evil of "the greater good".

[@Yggdrasil42]

@@MyzelfaThe greater good. Sorry, had to be said.

[@miskatonic6210]

Well, the blanks symbolize huge corporations. They deliver us standardised, safe, easy products, but we lose all the individuality and products made with love...even when they are not that polished. You could also transfer the idea to movies - this kind of edgy, deep movie vs. steamlined, easy to stomach hollywood blockbusters. It's up to you to decide what you prefer.

[@CorporalFriendlyShark]

Being an Edgar Wright film it goes without saying but this movie definitely requires repeated viewings to appreciate it the most. I was a little underwhelmed on my first watch, but it has subsequently grown on me and fully deserves to stand alongside the previous two films.

[@kiljaeden7663]

This was filmed in my town of Letchworth. Can confirm that there aren't enough pubs in town - "The Hole in the Wall" is actually the train station and "The Mermaid" is our cinema 😆

[@eggarts9562]

That’d have been funny if Gary returned and all the pubs he remembered weren’t pubs anymore, would have nailed home the point too

[@wastelanderone]

When this film came out, my local cinema did 'The Cornetto Trilogy'. All 3 films, in one sitting, and they sold cornettos in between the films. I'm very glad I did it but honestly it was a massive culture shock coming directly after the first two and while I think it's the best of the three these days, it's a challenging watch and I can't rewatch it like I do the other two. Great video!

[@dbrowdy]

I broke my "no horror movies" rule for "Last Night in Soho" because Edgar Wright is easily my favorite living director (and Matt Smith is my favorite Doctor). It was worth it.

[@DrKnockers05]

Okay, you've absolutely outdone yourself with the Cornetto Trilogy, my guy. As someone from the UK who's watched all three of the films AT LEAST a dozen times EACH, some of those viewings complete with trivia tracks that came bundled on the DVDs, and as someone who considers all three some of my favourite films ever, I found myself practically applauding every time you picked up on a certain detail or highlighted a particular bit of trivia. There were times I was about to comment on a random piece of trivia you missed in one of the films...only for you to go and mention it a little later in the video, e.g. Simon Skinner's look to the camera complete with KACHING! sound effect, Gary talking about painting the town red and the town LITERALLY bathed in red fire and lightning by the end, even picking up on Silver Bullet blending with the score in the bar brawl scene! It's actually really flattering knowing you guys across the pond enjoy our daft little British movies, but better still you're actually far more well-versed in the art and design of them than some people I actually know in the UK itself! To sum up, I'll give you the most British compliment I know: absolute legend, fair play.

[@hanna-liminal]

18:57 fun fact! doom bar is a real british pint you can get at most pubs and bars :) also its hard to overstate how important the cornetto trilogy is in the british imagination of a certain generation. it feels especially profound that this final part of the trilogy is about letting go of the past in a healthy way, seeing as so many british kids (especially teenage boys) grew up with it.

[@phimuskapsi]

I have watched this movie close to 50 times, and have never seen the UFO crashing before. Kudos for finding that gem.

[@jordanverbeek5121]

20 Seconds To Comply is sheer brilliant music choice. You've got a punchy beat and it subliminally refers to the "choice" the Network presents to Gary.

[@viridian5maureen853]

This movie had a few more points to offer if you were a Sisters of Mercy fan. For example, I was the only person in the theater who laughed when the choir opening of SoM's "This Corrosion" played to announce the appearance of young Blank Gary. The thumb holes was also a goth thing so it didn't ping for me that he might be hiding something with them until it became obvious. Gary isn't frugal but between his personality and his addictions I think it'd be hard for him to hold down a job, and his poverty probably reinforces even more his being stuck in the past, because he can't afford new things and is reinforced in really loving his old stuff anyway, so there. Like, living on the margins, it's easier to replace an old car's parts piece by piece than the hassle, expense, and credit checks of buying a new one. When the Network basically tells Gary that it gave humanity iThings, Gary doesn't even know what it's talking about.

[@king-knight70]

I LOVE this detail, on my most recent rewatch I noticed while Gary lies a LOT, he can’t look people in the eye when he lies, like in the beginning when he lies about being at Peter’s house he doesn’t look him in the eye. When he lies to Andy he doesn’t look him in the eye when he brings up his mom, but when he says he was his best friend he looks him directly in the eye, he can’t beat lying to people when he’s looking them in the eye, he loves them too much.

[@Tilbo_]

Doom Bar is actually a real English Beer. It's lovely as well.

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

"We've got to get out of here." "To the car?" "To the Trusty Servant. Oh, it's the Good Companions next. I always get those two mixed up." Such a good summation of where Gary's mind always is.

[@edsp666]

*So.* I have such a mixed soft spot for this movie and gary king as a character, I adore it for usual edgar-simon-nick-ness, wit, heart and everything else but gary as a character hits *so* painfully close to home. When I watched it for the first time in the cinema and saw the bandages on his wrists and put all the things theyd built up with him together- it felt like my stomach dropped through the earth. I think because he's someone I so easily could have become had things not gotten better in my life, it was like looking at an alternate version of myself, except ruder and with a bit more bluster. I caught myself crying without even realising I'd started, and after my friends laughed and said they thought his story was sad but not enough to cry over and I played it off as me just crying easily over things, they didnt know at the time that id just had a *totally* different experience in the theatre to them 😂 so even though this film gets called the worst of the trilogy (which means nothing as theyre all amazing) and even though gary remains a jerk (and thats important) its a movie and a character that I hold with so much softness in my heart.

[@ethanaleman]

I love any movie with these 2.

[@Tcrumpen]

I never realised this was actually a movie about depression. I thought it was just a take on the "I peaked in school" trope

[@Omnicharlizard]

one more win is the amount of small details you dont notice because theyre so natural, In the crossed hands Oliver unbuttons his jacket for the upcoming fight

[@anwarbojorges]

It's my favorite movie of all time... like the Hot fuzz video, are you doing the Cornetto trilogy again?

[@Coaster_Cray_Cray]

One thing I love that no one mentions in this film is in the scene where Gary, Steve and Sam fight the twins. The one that comes back with the other twins legs as arms is actually the one that Gary first decapitates to prove to Sam the town has been invaded. You can tell as the twins are wearing different jackets. The one which Gary first takes out is wearing a leather jacket while the other is wearing a lighter non leather jacket. The twin that comes back to fight the three is the one wearing the leather jacket. This means that twin ripped not just the other twins legs off for its arms, but also its head. It’s crazy to think that a simple clothing choice made that scene a little more sadistic.

[@HotCherry]

Shaun of the Dead, in my opinion, is one of, if not the best written comedies of all time. I've watched it I don't know how many times. However, despite it not resonating with me on first viewing, more recently I feel significantly connected to The World's End on a level I didn't think I could. For the first time in my life, I've struggled with my mental health, and since that struggle started, I've watched it at least once a week, and I'm genuinely excited to watch it again this weekend. I get goosebumps every time Gary screams, "it's all I've got!", and I notice something new in the dialog and blocking every time! I truly believe this film was ahead of it's time, or at least ahead of my time anyway.

[@WinstonSmith685]

Just one thing, the banknote that Gary holds up at 18:14 is a £20 note, not a £5. The £5 note is green/blue, the £10 is orange, the £20 is purple and the £50 is red.

[@youtubeuser987]

is this a reupload?

[@kingfleckshabbadoo4734]

One of the reasons that Gary is recovering from his depression at the Morning After is that he discovered a sense of purpose. He even mentions that he is going on a quest.

[@bonyeezy7980]

With Asteroid City out, I would love to see you cover some Wes Anderson movies. The Grand Budapest Hotel is one of my favorite films of all time, so that would be a great start IMO. Love the breakdowns, it's always fun finding new things to enjoy about movies I love or didn't care for all the same. Also the "fuck off back to Legoland" quote is one of my favorite movie quotes ever.

[@anonymoususer2756]

I love all the little moments where a character says something metaphorical and then a moment later what they say happens literally. “you gave me the sign” - a minute later Sam gives Gary the “out of order” sign “you’re not gonna wriggle out of it this time” - it immediately cuts to the headless blank wriggling out of Gary’s arms “there is nothing between me and Gary King” - then one of the twins appears between Sam and Gary “we are going to get to The World’s End if it kills us” - just before Peter is killed Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz didn’t have a lot of that type of stuff. I wish there was more stuff like that in those films.

[@TheDumbOwl]

I know the Doom Bar got a chuckle, but it actually is just a beer! A pretty good one, too.

[@LeDameMarciana]

Hot Fuzz is the best Cornetto film objectively but this one has been my favorite one since it came out a decade ago. "It's all I've got" had me crying harder than I did at the mom death in "Shaun," AND the soundtrack of this film is INCREDIBLE. Rewatching it now nearly 10 years after, after so much has happened to the world and to me, makes me love the film even more.

[@jankster]

Would love to see an EGA my personal favorite Simon/Nick movie Paul. A comedic classic and the best movie in the RoganVerse

[@dominikbeitat4450]

I watched each of the three movies against my will. Shawn of the Dead because my plans for the evening got canceled and it came on tv. Hot Fuzz because it was movie night and it wasn't my turn to choose. The World's End because the other movie was sold out. If I didn't know better (not sure if I do), I'd call it a conspiracy.

[@leeweesquee]

@11:20 Fight choreographer was Brad Alan (Jackie Chan Stunt Team member) RIP

[@Lean_time32]

Tiny correction that the note in the 5th pub is a £20 note not a £5 love the content

[@MoxieMcMurder]

This film was shot in my town, I got to watch a scene being filmed and met Edgar Wright and Nick Frost.

[@mindwarp921]

And for some reason the Dead Meat channel wont make a kill count on this in fact they actively make it a point to say this movie isn't horror while making kill counts for mortal kombat games

[@Gadgetman1989]

Sam's catchphrase is actually from Danger Mouse from the MC's companion Penfold as that's what he'd always say

[@Benjambles]

The description of the car being basically entirely replaced but still the car is probably a reference to Triggers broom from a TV show called Only Fools and Horses that was super popular in the UK.

[@Voicetaco]

15:55 Also look at the floor. «The Beehive» has a hexagonal pattern representing honeycombs.

[@nateds7326]

I just realized, they named him the Reverand Green because Reverends preach to people, and Reverand ends up being the first Human they meet preaching the good of the Network.

[@kerutlj]

Thank you for your positivity and sharing your love of movies! 😁

[@JonazDrumBrain]

Yet another layer of the “Knights of the round table” analogy is that the music playing underneath that scene has a sample from the theme tune from “The Magic Roundabout”. While maybe not as direct of a reference it’s still something round, like the round table

[@VineFynn]

Garying staying with the blanks is him taking responsibility for being so terrible for them, literally in the case of the blanks and figuratively in the case of the real people when they were kids.

[@calvinsnapemusic]

I need to go re watch this film, love the video. Just have to point out, in the 5th pub he holds five fingers up but that note is £20, not £5

[@LyfeOfAStoner]

Since you're on the topic of Edgar Wright can you do 'Attack the block'... I know Edgar didnt direct this one but its the same production company & arguably the film that launched John boyegas career 🙏🏽

[@kiadayo]

Seeing this video pop up today got me to finally watch this one after seeing the first two many times! My favorite little detail that you didn’t touch on was the seventh pub having a “Two for One” (2+4+1=7) special.

[@strega0]

I love you. Back to back Corneto trilogy? Aaaaa let's booboo!

[@therizinosaurus214]

after seeing Dalton and Brosnan in these movies... is a Bond cameo we missed in Shawn of the dead. Also i love how all three movies share many of the same actors.

[@purgruv]

26:35 Last instalment of The Fence Jumping Trilogy

[@dylancarey8120]

Doom Bar is just a brand of Beer thats the best part XD they paid extra for the rights to use it

[@callumphillips8689]

Pulling a whitie actually tends to be used more often for some one who drinks too much after partaking burning herbs and chundering (vomiting), not just someone who can’t handle drugs

[@twd2506]

One thing that was missed is that when the return all the cars other than Gary's are hybrids because everyone has been infected by the network

[@TheCosmokramer1]

10:35 that abrupt laugh had me dying of laughter for a minute straight when I saw it in theaters.

[@nicmartin4190]

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are the best duo best friends, also can you do a ega absolutely anything?

[@torylva]

Between 125 and 126 Gary is really hesitant to show his injuries and finally shows his tattoo, because he did not want to show his self-inflicted arm wounds from self-abuse and the psychiatric tag, because ultimately he is really ashamed! Edit: Glad he took it up later!

[@isbestlizard]

18:56 Doom Bar is brewed by my local brewery in Cornwall it's a nice ale :D

[@dylanhughes572]

I saw this crop up, watched it and instantly went and watched all 3.. so funny.. so insanely clever and brilliantly made movies.

[@Rojata19]

This has become one of my favorite movies of all time!

[@kitkatdoesstuff747]

Any chance you could do “Everything Great About The Prince of Egypt”? I’ve been hoping you’d make it someday :)

[@Scrubwick]

I always think I’ve caught every joke, reference, etc watching this film or really any Cornetto trilogy film after plenty of rewatches. Still amazing someone can point out new hidden details I didn’t know about.

[@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582]

Do looper and La Horde (French movie).

[@morganhuthnance887]

Doom Bar is cornish ale from the sharps brewery popular in England so you would see it in an English pub

[@crazyredhead4968]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time

[@rog2224]

Doom Bar is a real beer, BTW. Made in Cornwall - it's quite nice.

[@SamButler22]

Doom Bar is a real ale. Named after a bank of sand in a bay in Cornwall, and this bar of doom is said to be a mermaid's curse

[@FusRohBlah]

I had this tab open waiting for you to beat the video takedown, nice job time to watch :)

[@zacleng7805]

18:15 Gary is holding an old £20 note, not a £5 note.

[@mitchellbrown8439]

No way this guy made an "Into the Badlands" reference...but damn it I love Nick Frost.

[@lyndonray1010]

I'm only posing this here as it is the most recent video from when I've found this. Your video about john wick 4 has been blocked in Australia a few hours after i saw it was posted.

[@stubbysidwell]

I freakin LOVE Edgar Wright movies, and Simon Pegg movies, and Nick Frost movies. I REALLY wish we get to see an MCU movie with these 3 doing their things. Don't have to be the main characters, but tell us a superhero story!

[@NobodyC13]

Well, Edgar Wright ALMOST directed Ant-Man, and stepped down about a week or month before filming started because of creative differences with the Marvel Creative Committee. It was one of incidents like these, and many that plagued Phase 2 that would make Kevin Feige urge Disney to separate the MCU from the Marvel Creative Committee, and into its own entity headed by him.

[@stubbysidwell]

@NobodyC13 I was real disappointed when he backed out of Ant-Man. I should have said "an MCU movie with full control."

[@oke.565]

Doom bar is an actual english ale for your consideration, but still appropriately fitting for the film.

[@Eldoudino]

You have to do Bullet train it's so good and well written

[@E-nfileexe]

Are you reposting the Trillogy? Were the originals taken down? Havnt I seen these before or am I crazy? XD im genuinly not sure, ive not been able to trust myself lately

[@TheJaker5]

My favorite scene is when Andy is drunk and explaining to Rosmund Pikes character what is going on before he exits the bar by putting his hand through the doors glass window. I LOL every time I’ve seen it and anytime I just think about it

[@Razorgeist]

All this talk of assimilation at the end makes me wish you'd do a EGA about Star Trek First Contact.

[@beesh1019]

Cinematic masterpiece and my personal favorite of The Cornetto Trilogy

[@liamcarldesign]

Do we think "Oh crumbs" is Penfold from Danger Mouse?

[@harrisonporter6612]

Doom bar is an actual beer tho and its got a tap in almost every pub in Britain 18:56

[@skilledarma]

This is by far the best Edgar Wright/Simon Pegg film. Absolute masterpiece!

[@LerchStudios]

no way we got 2 of the cornetto trilogy in 1 day

[@dubbingsync]

*edit* didn’t realise this was a two in one video. “Oh crumbs” isn’t that random a catchphrase is you know that the show Dangermouse would have been around during the time they were younger. At least it makes sense to me. Sam just reacts like Penfold, “oh crumbs”

[@pierluigiavvanzo9309]

i remember this: i once went down in the living room, to get sum water and then i got sidetracked, while my father was watching this movie, and i joined him in the scene of the fight against the alien in bathroom. my fav part is when the alien hivemind says: "fudge" you.

[@astro-aaron]

Genuinely one of my top 5 favorite movies and you pretty much listed the reasons why

[@huberSamuel]

Regarding the eight pub hidden number. Some argue, that the SchoOl DisO poster outside could be an abstract 8, but there is actually the typical Pub sign with an 8 on it out of focus in the background, when Oliver gets the drinks. Personally tho I just like the thought of "The Mermaid" having a sounding 8 in the name, hehe

[@dylanconstantine9947]

Doom Bar is actually a real drink here!

[@herecomesthatboy1961]

Doom Bar is an actual beer. It's quite nice too.

[@samcritchley2830]

Doombar is a real beer, and I love it. From Cornwall I think

[@jingles1509]

Doom Bar is a delightful ale (nutty, foamy, with a surprisingly fruity note which lingers on the tongue) from Cornwall, England, its named after a sand bar in an estuary famed for ships getting stuck on (hence the doom)