THE WORLD'S END!!! (first time watching)

For NordVPN’s birthday, every purchase of a 2-year plan will get you 1 additional month free AND a surprise gift. Go to nordvpn.com/na... and use code "natalie"
Thanks to NordVPN for sponsoring this video. Check out the NordVPN KZbin channel here: • What is a VPN and how ...
MY PATREON (for full length reactions + polls): www.patreon.co...
MY SECOND CHANNEL: / @nattiegold
MY INSTA: @nattiegold
MY TWITTER: @natstaygolden
GEAR I USE:
(As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases from using the links below.)
Canon EOS Rebel: amzn.to/3jnwnpI
Blue Yeti Nano: amzn.to/325O9GH
SteelSeries Arctis 3 Headphones: amzn.to/3joKpqx
Tripod: amzn.to/3n3eizA
LED Lighting Kit: amzn.to/3owGnzP
LED Color Changing Light Bulb: amzn.to/2XDwNze
Original Movie: The World's End
*Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners.

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

For NordVPN’s birthday, every purchase of a 2-year plan will get you 1 additional month free AND a surprise gift. Go to nordvpn.com/natalie and use the code "natalie"!

[@DarkKight56]

Can you react to John Wick

[@RetroRobotRadio]

Andy said it takes genuine courage to walk into a bar and order water. That is exactly what Gary did at the end of the movie. He found his courage.

[@fazon1997]

Dude what is the song you use for the intro and outro?

[@Josefsson9013]

Would love to see you react to Super Troopers 1 and 2

[@arudegesture]

You have to check out "Spaced" with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. It's a series from the late 90's/early 00's and it's a great comedy series!

[@ninjahunter101]

That wasn't just a rehab bracelet.... they were bandages around his wrists. He attempted suicide, or at the very least committed self harm. It's probably the darkest twist in the Cornetto Trilogy.

[@wittyreviewer]

It's also brilliantly telegraphed early on. Gary is the only one who didnt bring any luggage (which indicates he intended to commit suicide after finishing the mile), he's scruffy faced, probably because he wouldn't have been allowed razors to shave with and he didn't want to roll up his sleeves earlier to prove he was human because then his friends would have seen the bandages. Given the name bracelet, he's probably been in a psych ward for quite a while.

[@mrsiwtv]

​@@wittyreviewer the first time I watched it, the moment in the shed when he refused to show them his arm is when my heart absolutely sank, realizing what it meant.

[@tximinoman]

Exactly, when Nat said "Are those rehab bracelets?" I was like "Well... in a way they are, sure".

[@jeremyodwyer9232]

Natalie mentioned the thumb holes in Gary's sleeves, and I'd never thought about it before, but I guess that was another way to make sure nobody sees the bandages.

[@christianwise637]

@@wittyreviewer There's also the scene where Peter sees his old school bully at the pub, and Gary mentions the negative effects of bottling up past trauma, which he likely picked up during the counselling sessions. Plus the off-handed mention from Andy in the bathroom that Gary's mother hasn't seen him in 8 months. And then there's this line shortly after they arrived in the town: Andy: Do you have any idea how much trouble we could get in? Gary: You should see how much trouble I'm in now.

[@HeyRowanEllis]

i love the fact the names of the pubs correlate to what happens during them e.g. "the two-headed dog" for the twins and "the hole in the wall" when the car crashes through the pub wall

[@christianwise637]

It extends to the signs for some of the pubs too. The best example of this is "The Good Companions", which shows four frowning tragedy masks surrounding a smiling comedy mask, which obviously represents Gary being the only one of the group to be into completing the crawl

[@nekonyansensei]

@@christianwise637 That's also the first bar where one of them is replaced and Martin Freeman's character is super jovial from that point onwards.

[@sol15_]

The entire flashback at the start of the movie basically tells you what’s going to happen during the whole movie, the parts in the flashback where Oliver and Peter black out and they leave them behind is also at the same points in the actual story that they got replaced by blanks. Also the pubs where they meet the twins and the marmalade sandwich also correlates to the same pubs in the flashbacks

[@kraazexjoker1874]

@@christianwise637 The King's Head is literally a painted portrait of Simon Pegg as a King, so that's a link too

[@HeathsHarleyQuinn]

@@sol15_ I haven't seen Hot fuzz as often so I can't speak about it specifically but this is also the case in the introduction for Shaun of the Dead, where everything that happens on the first day before the zombies directly mirrors everything that will happen in the rest of the movie.

[@R1v0rian]

Fun fact, this film was filmed in my hometown! The pubs were all either legit pubs or they were converted to look like it. The nightclub scene was actually our local cinema that was done up to look like a nightclub! There’s a poster in there signed by the cast and crew as a thank you! I felt weird watching this in the cinema and recognising everything haha

[@JGrantUK]

Were the pubs Welwyn or Letchworth? I know parts were filmed in each!

[@andrewbaker7839]

I live 200m from "The Peartree" - "The First Post" in the film. Rarely go there, it's meh.

[@R1v0rian]

@@JGrantUK I think both, I’m in Letchworth. I can’t remember exactly which pubs were used, it’s been years since I’ve seen the film.

[@jameswaters5819]

Hey im also from there! oh its you

[@R1v0rian]

@@jameswaters5819 Oh hey it’s you

[@JeffKelly03]

This movie was extremely therapeutic and somewhat biographical (or at least introspective) for Simon Pegg. It's basically about his battles with alcoholism. I don't enjoy it as much as Shaun or Hot Fuzz, but I really appreciate it from that perspective, knowing how personal it was to Pegg.

[@j.j.h.atemycereal]

Exactly how I feel about it. Great description, thanks!

[@Leon-wz1js]

Conversely, I didn't like Shaun or Hot Fuzz, but this one grew on me.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

Yeah, this one didn't land for me on first viewing as much as the first two. For me it was was a little too similar in term of the townspeople becoming basically just a robotic version of zombies, in a way, but it's grown on me because it's so well written and performed and directed.

[@HughFran10]

I can't choose a favourite from the three - my loyalty to the Trilogy prevents me from picking lol

[@barneymetcalfe8896]

Shaun of the Dead was semi-biographical just in a more light hearted way. Liz trying to get Shaun off the couch with his roommate Ed is very much based on Wright trying to get Pegg off the couch with his roommate Nick Frost.

[@thediamondgeezer3756]

Unpopular opinion, but this is my personal favourite of the Cornetto trilogy. It has the best writing, best action sequences, best message, A* foreshadowing (Edgar Wright is the king of foreshadowing) and went in a direction I did not expect

[@alicevidrine4308]

While I still like Hot Fuzz just a little better, it's criminal that this film doesn't seem to be as well known as their other movies. It's a bloody classic and deserves recognition as such.

[@thediamondgeezer3756]

@@alicevidrine4308 See I love all three films in their own way. I find Hot Fuzz to be the most quotable and entertaining. But this one just seems to be the richest and most fleshed out. And I totally agree. Most people are discouraged by the ending but I liked it. It grew on me and seemed appropriate to the theme of how "drunk" the film became like the characters

[@michaelandrews117]

My favourite is Hot Fuzz. But I will attest to the fact that World's End is, quite possibly, Edgar Wrights strongest writing endeavour, with the strongest emotional and thematic core.

[@thediamondgeezer3756]

@@michaelandrews117 I agree. The writing is so clever and full of connotations and genuinely clever foreshadowing

[@ryanjohnson8131]

Yep--also my favorite of the three. It's just absolutely great all around.

[@Leon-wz1js]

Natalie: "Why does he keep spelling out W.T.F? Just say What the F*****?" Me: "Well, he's old, and trying to look cool by using young modern slang... " Natalie: "man, that is creepy A.F." Me: "....uh, nevermind."

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

LOL Fun Fact: It takes three times as long to say W.W.W. than it does to say World Wide Web

[@Leon-wz1js]

@@jean-paulaudette9246 true fact!

[@ss2gora0]

Me: "Well, she is down a glass or two, and she seems to be loving the movie so I'd guess it just rubbed off on her." c'mon guys give her a break

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@ss2gora0 I beg your pardon.

[@Leon-wz1js]

@@ss2gora0 I'd love to, but she has used the "creepy A.F." term a couple times before (in other videos). In truth, I already knew this. It just timed itself too perfectly not to rib her about it. Just a little friendly ribbing after all. Does it come across as unnecessarily harsh???

[@noneofyourfckingbusiness8302]

Something I didn't realise until later is that Gary was planning on dying by the end of the Golden Mile. The hospital band and bandages on his wrists tell us he's become suicidal. There are other clues as well, like how he didn't bring any luggage to the town, he finally paid Andy back after years of no contact, etc. Gary becomes way more tragic the more you notice.

[@Leon-wz1js]

I suspected that plot when it started, although I thought it would go in a different direction.

[@mycroft16]

This is one of the reasons I love this movie so much... the amount of story telling that requires the audience to pay active attention rather than just being told. It's a wild fun movie without it, but when you notice it and see the bigger picture... just a phenomenally awesome movie.

[@richardrobbin2225]

Tragic & Inevitability heartwarming because Gary gets to spend the rest of his days with his friends. Albeit in a much more brutal world.

[@danieldickson8591]

@@richardrobbin2225 But it's a world full of excitement and adventure, which is what Gary always wanted.

[@-hasamastersdegreeinwumbol8565]

I didn't know what that was, I saw the thing around his wrist and I just assumed it was an AA thing. I understand it now. Those bandages were from attempting suicide. That's honestly heartbreaking.

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

"So maybe this isn't an apocalyptic movie." Well, no, but actually yes.

[@Keanine]

Natalie: Why does he keep saying wtf? Also Natalie: That's creepy af.

[@shapeshifter7676]

What the fuck does "WTF" mean?

[@stevenfriedman2902]

@@shapeshifter7676 Wtf= Want to fornicate. You see, the term wasn't always "MILF" but instead "MIWTF"

[@daiidbews9063]

@@stevenfriedman2902 The Notebook 2004 1080p what movie name

[@magortom]

AF share the same syllables with as fuck. WTF is has more syllables than what the fuck, so it makes less sense.

[@robertanderson6929]

@@magortom Sort of like how cops "abbreviate" gun shot wound as GSW?

[@richardb6260]

This movie is like a Doctor Who episode where the Doctor isn't available.

[@marie-helenemartel7147]

Omg you are so right! 😄😄

[@habitsrabbit]

It's torchwood. Gary King is Jack harkness

[@thefadingone89]

yea, which makes me really excited for Last Night in Soho since that might actually be like a Doctor Who Episode with the doctor available. I try not to get married to that idea and go into the movie with an opened mind but it's very hard to not get excited for the possibility.

[@jardelelias5625]

Well, tecnically there is a Doctor in it (David Bradley).

[@beneficent2557]

So basically modern Dr. Who.

[@nopewmopan]

"Something to lift my spirits." It's a movie about a pub crawl. I see what you did there.

[@Jakuuu]

Baby Driver is another Edgar Wright film that's probably my fave of his. It has everything that you expect from a Wright movie

[@jimsterrett8214]

Not much comedy, but my favorite as well. Highly recommended.

[@gabedamien]

Oh! The thumb hole sleeves were to make sure his sleeves never pulled up, exposing his bandages. I only just realized that.

[@the3Ebroadcast]

For a TV show to watch, you should consider "Spaced" - way back to the beginning on Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright and Nick Frost's collaborations. Nick Frost's start to acting as well. It's a funny and solid show and you can see where so much of their work originated from. Only 14 episodes total too so it's relatively quick.

[@fallyoverguy]

Yes! Spaced was a great show!

[@christopherlundgren1700]

I was also going to suggest this if somebody hadn't already mentioned it. Great little series and a brisk watch.

[@kalebphillips9281]

Those were not rehab bracelets, they were bandages on his wrists/forearms. He attempted suicide because of his depression. That was an incredibly dark and humbling moment in the movie.

[@Wyldbeard]

This movie has such a tight script. The whole intro to the movie is a parallel to what happens in the film. There are so many small things you notice throughout the movie that all match up to each other like how each of the Pub's names relate to what happens to them in that pub. Easily my favorite of the 3 movies.

[@jameshughes7946]

Hot Fuzz is undoubtedly the best of the trilogy but The World's End is my personal favourite

[@HughFran10]

I simply can't pick a favourite!!

[@MrCrimsonhermit]

I share this line of thinking

[@leftofpunk]

There is a depressing aspect of this movie that I didn't like as much when it came out but it's certainly grown on me. Hot Fuzz is certainly the easiest to put on and watch.

[@4c3fr3h1y]

@@leftofpunk I find hot fuzz more depressing, bc it makes me root for cops. Worlds end is more individualistic and therefore more optimistic.

[@taddy_mason4197]

It's like Star Wars for me. Empire Strikes Back is the better movie, but Return of the Jedi will always have a special place in my heart. Same with Hot Fuzz and The World's Emd.

[@antarfodoh]

"Paul" is another fun Simon and Nick movie!

[@thomasharris4942]

Try Attack the Block. Aliens invade a British Counsel Estate (low income project). Another action comedy with Nick Frost in a supporting role. Also has John Boyega and Jodie Whittaker.

[@bucklberryreturns]

Good shout. Not a 10/10 film, but does really well for the budget, and suits the feel of The World's End.

[@control2XS]

Great shout, fantastic film for such a low budget

[@davidanderson1639]

A friend of mine used to work for Edgar Wright at Big Talk Productions & helped with the casting on Attack The Block. I was lucky enough to get to see a rough cut of the film; some of the VFX shots were still storyboards & the alien creatures weren’t fully realised (just performers in black costumes).

[@ocularnervosa]

I took a trip to London, as I was working my way to the Tube station at Piccadilly Circus I came across a movie premier at the theater in Leicester Square, it was Attack The Block and I got to see all the stars. I even got a group of British school girls to shout "I Love Hot Fuzz" at Nick Frost. It was fun.

[@JesusOfPaign]

Correct me if i’m wrong, but that was John Boyega’s first major role, right? That movie was way better than i thought it would be for the budget it had. Super enjoyable.

[@zachbartell4193]

As someone who is older now this movie hit me hard. To be grown up but directionless and feeling like you lost out on life. I get that. It’s an amazing movie that isn’t appreciated enough.

[@richardpoynton4026]

Yep - all of the above 😔

[@mstandenberg1421]

Life literally has no reason or purpose. Just enjoy it and help others do the same... smiles are infectious.

[@Hexley_Vexley]

Nick Frost actually used to play rugby for Barking RFC, hence why he has alot more physicality than you would normally expect for a chap his size. He's actually quite a bad-ass in the show Into the Badlands also. Great reaction as always.😎

[@eXpriest]

I TOLD YOU PAUL, IT'S NOT FAT, IT'S POWER

[@mojoofj0j024]

Damn I didn't know he was in Into the Badlands might have to finally watch it. Really good?

[@eXpriest]

@@mojoofj0j024 It ended weak but it's fun.

[@joshuaholland5279]

@@eXpriest I blame the walking dead for it’s cancellation

[@eXpriest]

@@joshuaholland5279 I'm pretty sure it was the weirdly ambling writing, like it was pretty clear the first season was a tightly written and self contained story and everything after was just like, "Well now what?"

[@macfonty]

Out of the three Cornetto films, this one is my favourite, also hits the hardest in many ways personally!

[@Leon-wz1js]

Natalie: "The more drunk they are, the harder it will be to fight." Me: "it could also be said, the drunker they are, the easier it will be to get into fights."

[@wtfrocks8663]

If you ever wanted to know the difference between men and women.

[@alexsclewis]

ah the parabola of drunk fighting effectiveness

[@mondojr2007]

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost movie: Paul Edgar Wright movies: Scott Pilgrim and Baby Driver. All great movies, you will enjoy them all!!!

[@dnf-dead]

Agreed

[@mycroft16]

I 2nd this. All 3 are excellent and wicked fun.

[@niceprofile-k6i]

Natalie: “something a bit more lighthearted” Me, who cried my eyes out: 😬

[@dmanslovesCOB]

I would highly suggest the tv show Spaced! Its simon pegg, nick frost and edgar Wright's first thing they did together! Its absolutley hysterical and if you pay close attention you can see a ton of things from Shaun of the dead! Also it's only 2 seasons so you wont have to dedicate to much time to watch it!

[@glennmorton1067]

I second this! Spaced is amazing, very funny and you can see the seeds of what would eventually become the Cornetto trilogy. Like "the trilogy" it's packed full of references and homages.

[@blisterbill8477]

I watched those two seasons last month. The first three or four episodes were a little rough, but they caught their stride and it was a pretty good series.

[@kyo2975]

Hell yeah, too bad they never did a season 3. I wanted to see Simon Pegg's character get with his roomy.

[@XKenny77]

The best thing ever is on the DVD of Spaced, one subtitle track is the "Homage-o-meter," which tells you every pop culture reference they're making, including a future reference to a joke they re-used in Shaun Of The Dead.

[@BetaManicCommand]

The trilogy shows how good Nick Frost and Simon Pegg are as actors along with their co-stars. Big ups to Edgar Wright for bringing together great casts and fun experiences on the big screen.

[@bucklberryreturns]

Nat: "Why does he keep spelling out Wtf?" Also Nat: "Creepy AF".

[@dtester]

IKR?! LOL!!

[@taddy_mason4197]

What the f**k does wtf mean?

[@mattrobinson5479]

They say it three times before the pay off. Because comedy comes in threes

[@ronaldp.vincent8226]

I love the line, "A man of your legendary prowess drinking f*ckin' rain!" Lol.

[@phousefilms]

LMAO! So true. Just the way he drags out "fucking....RRRRAAAAIIINNNN!!!" He sounds so angry he can't think of the word for it.

[@lonerblader85]

Definitely one of the funniest lines 😂😂

[@christianwise637]

This is such an underrated film, I genuinely really love it. It's not as funny as the other two films in the Cornetto trilogy, but it has much richer characters, loads of cool action scenes, a brilliant soundtrack that perfectly fits the events of each scene, and a really clever script that (as is usual for these films) is packed full of little moments of foreshadowing, from the names of the pubs, to Gary's monologue in the beginning laying out the events of the crawl as they transpire in the present day. And it is really refreshing to see Simon Pegg and Nick Frost switch their usual roles, so Pegg plays the wildly irresponsible manchild while Frost is the uptight straight man

[@TheAbstruseOne]

While all of Edgar Wright's films deserve re-watching because they're so densely-packed you miss stuff, but The World's End is the only one that actually CHANGES each time you watch it as you unpack the layers. I've watched this movie probably about a dozen times and each time, I feel like I'm watching a film with completely different themes.

[@iKvetch558]

Thank goodness, I knew it was coming...had my ear protection in for the "off comes his head" scene in the bathroom. That look on dear Natalie's face when she saw the blue goo...just priceless! 😁💯😂

[@kyo2975]

The reason he drank all three of those drinks at the second bar, was because they all equaled one drink.

[@Awol991]

Time for Terry Gilliam's trilogy of imagination, Time Bandits, Brazil, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

" Brazil " is more of a prophetic movie.

[@joelhassig6099]

LOVE Terry Gilliam!

[@ThatBlakeCampbell]

Finally just got around to watching Brazil after being on my watchlist for years. Good stuff.

[@nopewmopan]

I just rewatched Time Bandits. It's still so good.

[@TedBrogan]

@@nopewmopan its a classic. Gilliam's best.

[@theviciouschickenofbristol4779]

Nick Frost's physical comedy is top notch.

[@davidgallagher6096]

The bit about "we want to be free" is from a song and a movie. Worlds end uses the song Loaded by Primal Scream which samples the spoken bit from the movie Head which is the monkees psychedelic movie

[@snap2snip]

Have you seen “Paul”? Pegg and Frost play as comic book nerds

[@charleslee8313]

That wine sponsor from the other day would have been perfect for this video. Fun fact: the young lady sitting next to Gary in that meeting was the woman who played Mary in "Shaun Of The Dead". All of the Blanks (I thought "Blue-Bloods" was a better name) wear blue. The name of each pub references what's about to happen in the story. The moment the Network landed was shown at the beginning (look at the falling star in the sky, at the end of Gary's story) Bill Nighy was the voice of the Network (he played Phil in "Shaun Of The Dead," and was the Chief Inspector in "Hot Fuzz")

[@ganjamcninja]

I think the worst thing is that Gary literally peaked IMMEDIATELY after high school. Like THE DAY after. His best day was what should have been the beginning of the rest of his life and he just kinda nosedived into addiction.

[@tylerbrown5526]

Anyone else keep catching themselves watching the fireplace and realizing it isn't part of the movie?

[@muffilbews8179]

Designer Pups (2015) | Full Movie | Teagan Sirset | Torrey Halverson | Natassia Halabi what movie name

[@richardb6260]

Yep. I kept thinking "why are they cutting to the fireplace?".

[@Leon-wz1js]

Nahhhhh...

[@davidanderson1639]

Quote at the start is spoken by Peter Fonda in the film ‘The Wild Angels’. Primal Scream sampled it for their song ‘Loaded’. The whole soundtrack is amazing...any soundtrack which features Sisters of Mercy always gets a thumbs up from me!!

[@christianwise637]

That monologue playing in the background as we zoom in on Gary's face, a massive epiphany dawning on him, and a smile creeping across his face, then cutting to the opening titles as the fanfare kicks in. Edgar Wright really knows how to use pop songs for the best possible effect

[@shaunhurst2595]

Natalie: maybe it's not an apocalyptic movie... Edgar Wright: hook, line, and sinker...

[@merchillio]

“So maybe this isn’t an apocalyptic movie at all” Good thing there’s a maybe in there

[@aymericpersonnic5887]

You should react to ''Paul"" next, a SF movie with the same actors

[@nathanchenery1075]

Instead of growing up to face the world, Gary brought the world down to his level.

[@dragonweyr44]

Like the other movies in the Corennato series, they reveal the entire story in the movie DURING the movie For instance, in Shaun of the Dead, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's conversation at the beginning of the movie, tells what happens during the movie. When they talk about a Bloody Mary, the first zombie they come across is covered in blood and has a name tag that says Mary on it In Hot Fuzz, everyone how dies or gets injured, they say what's going to happen to them long before it happens In At World's End, the plot is revealed by the name of the pubs themselves

[@tskwerl]

But, it doesn't end there. Now, you need to see Paul. :D

[@blairpenny1526]

If you haven't seen it yet watch Paul with Nick and Simon and Seth Rogan voicing an alien. Hilarious stuff

[@MatiPryjomko]

If you fancy more of Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright then check out 'Spaced'. It's a TV series they made before the Cornetto Trilogy.

[@AlexPBenton]

I’m so glad that you reacted to this movie, and I love that you take the effort to learn the names of all the characters!

[@jamesgreen9480]

If you want more of Edgar Wright and the cast from these movies, they made a TV show called Spaced which is also very funny

[@SiFTWofficial]

This is honestly my fave of the entire trilogy. Something about it just hits home for me and adding in the apocalyptic themes at the end is just icing on the cake :D

[@blacksheep_edge1412]

A funny as this movie is/was I actually felt the opposite. The character of Gary King felt so relatable in a way. The depression and feeling like your life hit a high early on and everything since has been all downhill. . . . That hit me hard. I've had similar feelings (minus the thoughts of suicide), so seeing that play out on screen left me feeling depressed rather than laughing. Seeing Natalie laugh at bits of it, I can see now how it looks though someone's eyes that don't share those feelings and it is rather funny. But The World's End just hit too close to home for me to find it that funny. Well made, well acted, great writing and effects for sure, don't get me wrong. It's just that my personal feelings clouded my appreciation for the comedic aspects of the film. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost team up again in an American made film where the two of them are on a nerdy vacation in the SW US after San Diego Comic-Con and hijinks ensue. The film is titled "Paul" and it's well worth the watch.

[@Xone9]

Nick Frost in the second half of this movie is the textbook definition of BEAST MODE!!!

[@TychoCelchu]

I don’t know if you noticed, but the Cornetto in each movie is a different colour. Red for blood, in Shaun of the Dead. Blue for police, in Hot Fuzz. Green for aliens, in The World’s End

[@youcantleavethisempty]

Oh good, a new Natalie video... **turns volume down to 50%**

[@alexsclewis]

lmfao. someone should share an EQ preset made specifically to dampen the shrills

[@aidanmcnamara3503]

I love how Natalie complained about Martin Freeman saying "WTF" then later in the video said "creepy AF"...

[@Godspeed1756]

Nick Frost fights a lot in Into The Badlands. Awesome show BTW

[@IanMustafa]

I actually love the aesthetics of this new set. I hope you'll still go back to this set every now and then, especially later when you're back on the usual set Edit: if you love how Edgar utilizes music into the scene, the next movie you should watch is Baby driver, naturally

[@BudhagRizzo]

6:45 -- "And we wanna get loaded. And we wanna have a good time!" It's a quote from the movie "The Wild Angels" starring Peter Fonda.

[@ocularnervosa]

"I kind of have a feeling I know what I'm getting myself into". Bwa ha ha ha ha. If you want to catch another great Simon Pegg movie check out Run Fatboy Run.

[@melthebell33]

The song at the start is Primal Scream - Loaded (from the Screamadelica album) the vocal samples are from the Peter Fonda film The Wild Angels

[@Xone9]

If you enjoyed the Cornetto Trilogy I recommend another movie called Paul. It's not an Edgar Wright movie but it does star Simon and Nick and has the same brand of humor.

[@Lady_Vengeance]

I think The World’s End is criminally underrated. On rewatch pay attention to the names of each of the bars on the Golden Mile. Each and every name describes exactly what will happen in that scene.

[@austinfull8941]

Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's "Paul" is also fun. It doesn't have the Edgar Wright flair but is still hella fun with Seth Rogen as an alien. Also Baby Driver

[@cou1202]

Best song in the movie: *"So Young"* by *Suede.* (The "Any plans for dinner?" scene.)

[@garretthenderson5738]

Next up has to be Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Edgar Wright's quirky masterpiece.

[@enormousenzo3675]

Now that Nat mentioned it, Scott Pilgrim vs the World is a must now

[@nopewmopan]

Love your scream when the dude lost his head. 😂

[@maurabewsmedia1688]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaiUaoZ3oZaCeLM

[@oddrdt]

It'll NEVER get voted for, because so few know of its existence, but if you want to kinda see where this whole working relationship started, I highly suggest "Spaced" the series. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Edgar Wright, and a bunch of faces that pop up in the Cornetto trilogy. 2 seasons, seven or eight episodes each, and it's this style of writing and direction you like so much.

[@sadmachine7486]

I think you'd probably like a short comedy series Nick Frost did recently for Amazon called Truth Seekers in which Frost play a guy who spends his free time running a KZbin channel about investigating the most haunted places in England.

[@gabej5423]

As a person who almost went down a Gary King path, the raw emotion I felt when he said “ITS ALL IVE GOT”! Was enough to break me emotionally

[@blitzgirl6522]

NordVPN strikes again with reactors, I see...! It almost seems like a meme at this point. I recommend you react to "Run, Fatboy, Run!" another film with Simon Pegg that is actually really sweet and touching (and very hilarious).

[@ss2gora0]

It is what it is what it is.

[@PenforProducciones]

I love how Nick frost become a great actor, without even being an actor. He was just a friend in Simon pegg life and invited to film this great trilogy. Greatest movies ever

[@nrgspike]

'It's a stick' ...yep, welcome to the UK. I was a huge fan of the previous films, but I only watched World's End once, while there's a lot of fun to be had the pathos hit a little too close to home personally. I'm sure it's been suggested but you should really check out their sit-com 'Spaced'. Also another fun Simon and Nick outing is 'Paul'. And yes, give 'Scott Pilgrim' a go too.

[@sankharaYT]

Haha, you are COLD, Natalie. When Gary said 'It's all I've got' I cried my eyeballs out. The movie is super-funny but it's also a soulcrushingly sad story about addiction / arrested development, and this theme is brought home with this line. THE WORLD'S END refers to several things, among them the forced end of supply / addiction.

[@DEATHxD3ALER]

Great reaction and if you love Pegg and Frost you have to watch the movie Paul.

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

The "we wanna have a good time" line is in a song called Loaded by Primal Scream and the words were a voice sampling from Peter Fonda who said them while starring in a film called The Wild Angels directed by Roger Corman.

[@sbastianbrilyanto4722]

4 things that are certain in life. 1. Love 2. Death 3. Taxes 4. Nat's 5 hours intro

[@AnonEyeMouse]

@Krister L Try again. :D

[@ClichéGuevara-2814]

Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost all worked together on an amazing TV show called Spaced. One season of sheer brilliance. It was their essential start in the industry. Highly recommended.

[@derrickmarais]

"I don't want to see him continue to drink" I guess it's a good thing this video wasn't sponsored by wine...

[@filippironet9231]

"Paul" is another Simon Pegg/Nick Frost movie

[@Alexeya13]

A great comedy is "Clue" 1985. Amazing cast. One of my favorite movies. I can't recommend it enough. Hope you react to it.

[@5353Jumper]

Finally: my favorite buddy roadtrip, alien invasion, coming of age, martial arts, comedy, romance, psychological drama movie.

[@Knight121198]

Need to watch Paul then.

[@wcookiv]

I think you'd really enjoy Baby Driver, Natalie. Intense at times but the core of the story is so sweet and uplifting, and the whole thing is dripping with Edgar Wright's style.

[@speckinchicago1424]

PAUL - Nick Frost, Simon Pegg, and the voice of Seth Rogan. EXCELLENT

[@KBTibbs]

This movie is my favorite of the Cornetto Trilogy. It's incredibly layered, rewatching is rewarded with new details and new meaning. Not only do the names of the pubs telegraph what's going to happen, there's hints everywhere! Their last names: Gary KING, Andy KNIGHTLEY, Steven PRINCE, Oliver CHAMBERLAIN, Peter PAGE. When they get in the car, Oliver and Peter are hidden behind the heads of Gary and Andy, and so only they (and Steven) are visible hinting that the three make it through the movie. Also, Oliver aka O-man becomes an Omen for his friends. Also, the two attempts at the golden mile parallel each other to a very strong degree. We think we change, but we don't really and even when the townsfolk are literally completely changed (replaced with robots) they don't change either. But Gary stops drinking at the end, so maybe we can change a bit. Oh. So good.

[@connorward2400]

I've always liked the premise that A pub crawl is what ends the world. Usually you just feel like the world is ending the morning after.

[@j.j.h.atemycereal]

Nat: "Why does he keep saying 'WTF'?" Also Nat: "That's creepy AF."

[@dracognia]

"Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" is so f***ing good. Strongly recommend it as an Edgar Wright follow-up

[@andrewdickinson2245]

When it pops up n the polls, you need to see Paull, the fourth movie in the Cornetto Trilogy, just without the cornetto..

[@eatsmylifeYT]

So it's not part of the Cornetto Trilogy, since it doesn't have the Cornetto. Stop trying to sound cool.

[@momiwantcake]

Even if it's not in the cornetto trilogy, it's still an awesome movie too. Worth the watch just not as good as the trilogy imo.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@momiwantcake Nobody is denying that it's a good movie. It's just NOT PART OF THE CORNETTO TRILOGY!

[@megatryn]

The quick cuts in these movies are so inspired by Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrells and Snatch (which you'll have to watch).

[@saturdaythe12th89]

0:53 I love your singing So Natalie you should watch rush hour 1998

[@ElKartoffelbreii]

The movie "Paul" is another comedy with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost in the lead. While watching it, I mistook it for the third part of the Cornetto Trilogy. If you want to see more of these two actors and their synergy then check it out, definitely worth a watch!

[@peterschmidt4348]

Please watch some "Star Trek" !

[@richardb6260]

I've suggested the trilogy of Star Trek 2, 3, and 4.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Galaxy Quest!

[@SupaBeluga]

Best ever glass breaking stunts on film in Jackie Chan's 1985 masterpiece "Police Story"!!!

[@tasmayvara6028]

When r u going to watch game of thrones part 2?

[@JGrantUK]

Part 1 only went up 3 days ago. Chill.

[@Jon.A.Scholt]

Yesses! We need this soon!

[@cbhunts7732]

You should definitely watch "Paul" it all the actors from this trilogy. I think you would love it