The World's End (2013) ♦Movie Reaction♦ First Time Watching!

[@CoL_Drake]

i feel you put SO much more work into your reactions then most channels, you rly try to understand the movie after you seen before analysing it, its so refreshing to watch you, keep it up its rly truly fantastic and different from all the uniformity of other channels

[@Io-Io-Io]

Dasha from Russia is like that too

[@darkmaer]

There is also a British TV show called spaced, that has Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Wright was behind the show. So if you want to see more of them altogether and working together, there’s that TV show.

[@jazzyb4656]

I was going to recommend Spaced as well, it's a cracking show. Two seasons of great comedy and I think Whimsory will love Jessica Stevenson's character Daisy.

[@zoldu]

I wouldnt recommend Spaced for someone who just started discovering movies. Like atleast half of that show is references.

[@ThePhantomMonk]

Yeah, this is a must watch!

[@Lellela]

How many Spaced characters pop up in the Cornetto trilogy is amazing

[@simonfrederiksen104]

Life on Mars

[@BoOmBANG_]

Simon Pegg was born to play Gary King, it’s his finest hour; he delivers a superb performance that has you laughing one minute and crying the next.

[@brainzter]

As sad as it is it also comes from a real place for him, pegg struggled with alcoholism.

[@McBeelzebub]

Such an amazing juxtaposition from Sgt. Angle…ahem Angel

[@underAtack]

​@@McBeelzebubGet a look at 'is 'orse!

[@Varksterable]

​@@brainzterTo me, that makes it all the more remarkable that his other roles were so different. Actors, huh? A bunch of lying @#£%#£s. 😉

[@connorwhitman8478]

You are one of the first people to truly understand this movie. Your comment about Gary being simultaneously the hero and the villain is missed by so many people. Also, appreciate you picking up the callbacks to the rest of the Cornetto Trillogy, very few notice.

[@TB-iq7gx]

Every movie has the spoilers in the first act: Shawn of the Dead: The "...we rescue a princess and end up in the pub ... its not gonna kill you" after-breakup-speech. Hot Fuzz: "You cant make people just disappear" "Sure I can - I am the Chief Inspector" during the transfer-talk with Bill Nighys character who has the same Rank as Frank Butterman who literally lets people disappear. Worlds End: The recap of the golden Mile - everyone gets replaced in the same order at the same time and they end up on the hill looking down on the orange glow... and every pubname is a spoiler too.

[@deadcatthinks6725]

Also for Hot Fuzz, at the fete - the Dr says "take out all the little people and you get to walk off with the cuddly monkey", Angel and Danny take everyone out and walk (well, drive) off together.

[@januzi2]

Basically, the AA story is a recap of the movie: meeting sister, getting kicked out of the bar, the bar fight, meeting Bazil and reverend, the smoke house, even sitting at the hill above the village. "Life will never be the same after that night". In Hot Fuzz the questions ("Have you ever ...") also were describing the things that were happening in the movie.

[@XxEvilTiggerxX]

The "that was supposed to be the beginning of my life" speech gets more upsetting as the years go on. A little too relatable.

[@bryanutterback4074]

Yeah, this is a good movie that makes you feel nostalgic

"Not really an award, but my favorite moment goes to..." HEY! THAT'S MY FAVORITE MOMENT TOO! It's like Simon Pegg is back reliving his original walk of the World's End, just on top of the world and loving life! In case you didn't realize you did your own walk to the World's End, just like the movie! Except instead of 12 bars, you were watching 3 movies... And the World's End is the end of the Cornetto trilogy!

[@TehMeowNetwork]

Love this movie as well as the other two from the 'Cornetto Trilogy' - I know people tend to dislike this but I see it as pure fun to watch every time. I also love showing it to people without telling them about the genre-shift in the middle of it!

[@jakerobinson5978]

I absolutely love seeing the expression on your face (or anyone's for that matter) the moment the penny drops in this film. Also, Andy's reveal about Gary's situation is one of the most beautifully tragic scenes of all time. Your reaction there was also appropriate. *Also: "What the f_ u_ ck does WTF mean?!" is a pretty perfect line.

[@ProgressiveRoxx]

My favourite line delivery in this movie is when Gary says "They told me when to go to bed!". This may not seem like a hardship, but what it represents is that he reached such a low point that he could not be trusted like an adult, and had lost all his agency just like a child. Being forced to go to bed is only something that happens to young children and prisoners (and army recruits, but it's probably more accurate to say they are ALLOWED to go to sleep since they exist in a perpetual state of exhaustion)

[@quixote6942]

FUN FACT: The name of every pub foreshadows what's in store for the posse.

[@SDsliphrix32]

love your reactions and i cant remember if I've said this before but you have the best outro's

[@vytallicaq.6881]

"Bickering like kids". My school teacher aunt, had a good remedy for that. My sister and I were fighting in the back seat while my mom was driving us all into town across the Pensacola Bay bridge. My aunt distracted us with a challenge. "Let's see how many trucks we can count?" I was up to 3 when I asked "Do trucks in the water count?" My aunt looked at me, puzzled. "What does THAT mean?" I pointed out the window. "That one FLOATING out there." They were shocked to see I wasn't kidding. A truck had crashed through the railing just minutes before. My aunt declared me the winner. I wasn't angry with my sister anymore. 😂

[@OmegaSoypreme]

Whimsory standing for the outro?? This is a game changer!

[@robertpetre9378]

Throughout the entire film, Gary King(Simon Pegg) is wearing a Sisters Of Mercy T-shirt and at the end they play the choir intro of this corrosion by Sisters Of Mercy . It’s such a great detail.

[@hellomark1]

Every goth/former goth completely loses it at this part, and you can tell Simon Pegg gets this role because he used to be one himself. Both that scene, and when he takes his SOM t-shirt off and he's got a tattoo of the t-shirt underneath

[@notreallydaedalus]

I've been holding off watching this video, because I hadn't seen the movie yet. I LOVED Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, but I don't watch nearly as many movies anymore, and I just never got around to watching The World's End. Well when my favorite reactor does it, clearly it's time for me to watch it too. I'm so glad I did Thank you for making me finally watch this movie!

[@ryanswaynow]

I don’t care what anyone else says. This is hands-down my favorite movie in the trilogy. I love every second of this film, and at least for me, Simon Pegg‘s character is the most relatable character i’ve seen in a very long time

[@SirHilaryManfat]

Agree wholeheartedly. At first it was my least favourite, but on rewatches I finally got the meaning of the movie. Like you said it's relatable to so many people that never moved on from their youth, and aren't able to live in a "grown up" world. All those dreams we had when we were young that we can never live up to, crushes the spirit. It hits very hard.

[@ryanswaynow]

@@SirHilaryManfat yeah I hate to admit it, but the truth is I kind of peaked in high school so not only does this movie make me laugh, but it really makes me FEEL.

[@SirHilaryManfat]

@@ryanswaynow You're not alone. I think many of us, myself included, had dreams and hopes which were never fulfilled. This movie really hits that feeling home!

[@tubekulose]

When I was watching it for the first time I saw a lot of myself in Gary. And I guess my then girlfriend as well. 🫤

[@davidhuggan6315]

@SirHilaryManfat There's definitely an in between. I went home to England last year as a 47 year old and me and old friends recreated our 17 year old selves with a fantastic weekend of partying. I'm happily married with kids but my wife and I still know how to have an awesome drunken time sometimes. Just not all the time 🙂🙂

[@Wannabe_Baby]

I'm so happy you reacted to this. :) I LOVE that you got teary-eyed when Gary was pouring his heart out at The World's End. That's something I appreciate a lot about this movie; it has fewer laugh-out-loud moments than the other two movies in the trilogy but it might be the only one where I really care about the characters.

[@karabearcomics]

Not a part of the Cornetto trilogy, but released between Hot Fuzz and The World's End is the movie Paul, another Simon Pegg and Nick Frost sci-fi movie. It tried to make people think it would be the final Cornetto film, and some people consider it an unofficial part of the series. I will continue to recommend The Princess Bride (which you'll get to eventually, I know) and Imagine Me & You (less likely you'll ever watch it).

[@dashe_8989]

Not the first time I've noticed you've got a very sweet and tender side to you and you teared up at Gary's tragic side quite quickly. Keep being you Whimsory, you're a lovely soul.

[@ricardodebruijne7366]

It's what I noticed too. I have not seen someone reacting so genuinely. I also still tear up with that scene (and I watched this movie at least 6 times). I also got chills when his arms were shown. Wrapped up in bandages from an suicide attempt. It is that reason why he wouldn't show his arms to prove he was human. And the emotion when he said 'they told me when to go to bed...' so sad. Thank you Whimsory (would still like to know your real name though) you are the best reacter out there. Stay cheerful, stay bubbly, stay whimsy, stay Whimsory! (and keep up the good work)

[@jumpjet777]

It's not all over ............ there's 'Paul' 2011 writtern by Nick Frost & Simon Pegg 👍 (Whoops, already mentoned about 3 comments down) 🤷‍♂

[@markcutting6504]

Run fat boy run

[@KellyRyan-ni1pu]

The choral music which plays when the Blank version of Gary is unveiled is the introduction to "This Corrosion" by the Sisters of Mercy. As a long-time devotee of the Sisters ("Floodland" is my favourite album), I laughed like a twat when I heard the voices kick in, which was made doubly amusing by the fact that everyone else in the cinema was completely silent because they didn't understand the reference.... I also think that someone messed up by not having "Dominion", another track from "Floodland", play over the end credits. Purely for the line "In the land of the blind, be (Gary) king".

[@joshb6960]

Great reaction and analysis as always Whimsory! Keep up the fantastic content

[@Imabassplayer2]

The World's End has all the hallmarks of the other two films, the amazing writing, acting, repeating jokes eg the fence jumping, clever foreshadowing and plenty more. But this one is different it has more depth and a darker undertone. Gary is not just obnoxious, self-centred, lying narcissist but he has depth to his character. The reveal of the bandages was heartbreaking. This was his last dance, he didn't plan on leaving after the last drink. (If you catch my drift) The all needed a bit of escapism and this crawl was it. Even though it didn't go to plan it did sort of helped with their problems. The fact every blank was wearing blue and every car was the same is genius. Then notice two of the friends are wearing blue from the start foreshadows they won't make it. Also this was foreshadowed heavily in the beginning with multiple references. The subtle hints that Gary came from a mental health clinic/facility with the coping mechanisms. Just a little hint that there is more to Gary than meets the eye. This film doesn't get enough credit because its right up there with the other two and in some aspects better. They really out did themselves with this trilogy and don't think it will be matched any time soon. Truly a chefs kiss and only gets better on multiple viewings.

[@TheFalconerNZ]

Great reaction as normal, love your awards section & great to see your channel doing so well, (you will be hitting 100k in no time) & nearly 4k views in 5 hours wow. 👍

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

Note to subscribers: I just noticed this video on YT's main page and wondered why I hadn't gotten a notification. When I went to the channel I had been unsubscribed. I've had this happen before (two or three times a year) with other channels so regularly check in with your faves whether you get a notification or not. Glad to be back. 😉

[@4Kandlez]

I'm still subscribed but seem to have lost the bell icon

[@EatinPaste]

Dude!!! How I cackled at "Am I still what?" -- "Oooh. Yes." 🤣🤣🤣

[@SaverioP]

Just discovered you, checked out a few reviews, and must say that I'm impressed. I really like that you take the time for multiple viewings, which allow you to pick up things you may have missed initially. I also like the fact that you research the films pretty extensively, because you pick up information that we may not know, even though we know the film. Anyway, I would like to suggest a film called "The Last Samurai". I don't know if it's on any top 200 lists, but it's an epic movie that's worth a look. I think it's Tom Cruise's best work by far, and Ken Watanabe is even better Just an amazing movie, and I highly recommend it , fwiw.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Whimsory! 💧 Kudos to writer Simon Pegg and writer/director Edgar Wright.

[@phousefilms]

"I don't believe this...a man of your legendary prowess drinking...fucking...RRAAAYYYNNNN...." XD At the end, Gary goes up to a bar with a bunch of guys wearing war paint and orders a tap water, just like Andy said. "That takes courage."

[@shybard]

The Cornetto trilogy never disappoints.

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

Hi Whimsory! Pumpkin, KZbin stopped giving me updates from your channel, so I had to search you out. Now I've got some of your videos to catch up on!

[@J.Johnson-hf1nn]

Enjoy!

[@christopherchadwick2659]

You definitely have to watch the TV series 'Spaced'. It's the beginning of the team up between Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright.

[@lucidf8]

I haven’t seen this since it came out in theaters. Thanks Whimsory! It’s fun to see your reactions to my favorites.

[@klappstuhl4370]

Am also sad to say... to a degree, I am Gary King. There will always be a part of me that wants to return to the past and do over so many mistakes in my past. Like not drinking, making more friends, going to parties or talking to that one girl in class that I liked. But to quote another movie that I'd recommend to watch, Katsuhiro Otomo's Memories, "Memories, are not an escape."

[@smoothmove7566]

No way.!!! Sweet. always awesome to hang out with Whimsory. : )

[@johnsensebe3153]

I like that Gary is essentially trying to turn back the clock, and in the end, he kind of does by sending the world back to the Dark Ages. It's just not the way he originally wanted.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

Someone might have already mentioned this but if you remember Basil talking about the shooting star, he's referring to a scene at the very beginning when Gary is sitting on the hill If you pay attention you can actually see something fall from the sky. Very subtle but it's there.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hello 👋 Miss Whimsory !!! I think this is the first movie you have watched I know nothing about & is not in my DVD collection yet 😂😂😂 As always the like button 🔳 has been Illuminated 😊👍

[@bhurzumii4315]

Nerdy fact: The "Eye of Horus" pendant worn by Gary is used as cover art for "The Sisters Of Mercy" albums. Linked into that, the track "This corrosion" by The Sisters Of Mercy is used throughout the film. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p161h32vg9WZes0 Pure nostalgia!

[@ChristiofromMauritius]

I think Pierce Brosnan being in the movie was a running joke from Hot Fuzz in which Timothy Dalton featured. The joke is they are both James Bond actors.

[@BillyButcher90]

They should've had Roger Moore or Daniel Craig in 'Shaun of the Dead' 😅

[@davidhuggan6315]

@ChristiofromMauritius All of the main actors in Hot Fuzz were from Ed's, Simon's and Nick's childhood

[@UnnLykley]

@@BillyButcher90 In theory for Roger a Yes, alas too soon 2004 film for a 2006 bond.

[@TravisBickle0312]

I used to live in the town this was filmed in. It was cool seeing how the train station was a pub in their universe.

[@nigelhyde279]

And the Broadway theatre is a pub too.

[@silvionolle]

Missing the little extra scenes you included just before the videos end. As always, you are a joy to watch. 💜💜

[@PierceArner]

If you want the origin of Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, & Edgar Wright and you haven't seen it, *_Spaced_* is a good old series full of early versions of their comedy. It's definitely fun to watch and makes finishing out the trilogy feel less empty afterwards.

[@patrickvillafuerte7943]

This. First season was before Shaun, 2nd was after. Theres maybe 1 or 2 jokes that are reused between movies and show but its original content otherwise. So very funny and highly recommended to anyone that enjoys the Cornetto Trilogy.

[@zoldu]

​​@@patrickvillafuerte7943it is recomended after She saw lots of other movies, but right now it would be a fever dream. 😄

[@6eostorm]

She’s baaaaaaack 👀

[@Sanjuro.]

Before these movies there was a show called Spaced, written by and starring Simon Pegg and Jessica Hynes (née Stevenson), and co staring Nick Frost, every episode is also directed by Edgar Wright, worth checking out

[@TB-iq7gx]

Was surprised when you didn´t show the last appearance of a cornetto in your cut. Now I am impressed, that you got to the worlds end without knowing that its called the "Cornetto-Trilogy" - especially since you always take the time to research before the closing remarks in your videos.

[@NemeanLion-]

I think the lives of Gary‘s friends in this movie are just as sad as his is. I think they all lost something that night when they did the golden mile the first time. They all needed this reunion to rediscover who they are. Great reaction. 👍

[@williamborne7992]

I pray the Lord blesses Whimsory with divine wisdom that far surpasses her youth and life experience.

[@ArmouredPhalanx]

No more Cornetto movies for now, but if you want more Edgar Wright, I highly recommend 'Scott Pilgrim vs The World' (I'm biased, though, easily one of my favourite movies). If you want more Pegg and Frost, there's 'Paul'. Or if you want the whole gang and are willing to watch a whole tv series, there's 'Spaced' (also fantastic).

[@benzoenie]

It doesn't have to be over! This trilogy has a tv prequel 'Spaced'.

[@JustGrowingUp84]

20:18 "Why is that so sad" - yeah, I also got teary-eyed at that. Especially as a 40 year old man with plenty of regrets. That said, life goes on, regrets or no. And most likely, we will keep making mistakes - if not repeating the old ones, then at least making new ones. So the trick is to just keep living. We're all be gone someday, all we can do is try to enjoy the journey. Sorry, I got a bit existential - this movie tends to do this to me, more than most other movies, including the other two in the trilogy.

[@datwongai3903]

26:13 YOU DO IT TOO!!! I get such weird looks for flipping off corners and dropped items! 😍

[@drwho9209]

Greetings from Vancouver Island, glad your finishing the Cornetto trilogy, nice work as always kid, have a good one.

[@D25Bev]

Weirdly, Shaun of the Dead filmed down the road from where my dad worked at the time. Hot Fuzz filmed in the building right next to where my mum runs a nursery & I worked on The World's End when it shut down mine & the neighbouring towns for filming. Probably something to do with Simon Pegg living a few minutes away.

[@mckrackin5324]

When I see Pierce Brosnan, I see Remington Steele. That's an age check. lol

[@chapo0815]

Whimsory your'e awsome! 😉👍🏼

[@kinokind293]

You got it right. Gary's on a suicide mission from which he doesn't plan to return. Ironically, it's the world's end that saves him, although at the expense of the rest of the world. He's really a tragic character but escapes textbook tragedy by being saved in the end. Although this is the end of The Cornetto Trilogy, the unofficial forth film is "Paul". It's not directed by Wright, but the producers are the same, and it stars Pegg and Frost, and is a sci-fi lover's dream.

[@MoviesandCoffee]

For more Simon Pegg I recommend the TV series Spaced (where he, Nick Frost & Edgar Wright first clicked) and also the recent Star Trek movies

[@honestgoat]

Just found your channel. You're fun. I like how you presented the movie and your conclusion at the end was very enjoyable. Subbed.

[@McBeelzebub]

So you are absolutely right, a night doing a crawl like the Golden Mile is incredible, even later in life. But early in my 40s my version of Gary King rolled into town and got all us old friends together. Then around 9:30 pm he said, “I know you were all expecting a party from me , but I’ve got kids now, and a regular job so I’m headed to bed,” and the whole room breathed a collective sigh of relief

[@iamaronman]

Lol, me and my friends had a similar story but we all followed through and regretted it the entire weekend.

[@davidhuggan6315]

@@McBeelzebub What a sad story. My friends still love a party in your late 40s

[@4Kandlez]

Whimsey you are such a sweetheart, it's a joy when you post your reactions are the best.

[@plectrumura]

I have actually never seen this one, which I will have to remedy. That said, I would like to recommend The Big Lebowski. It’s on the list you refer to and is my favorite comedy ever, directed by the same duo (Coen Brothers) that directed No Country for Old Men. I would die of joy if you watched that.

[@richardrobbins387]

Actually my favorite of the three. Not the best (Hot Fuzz) but getting older and sober has helped me appreciate this one. I really identify with Gary and his whole Peter Pan lifestyle. Even the tragic parts. *also FilmJoy/Movies with Mikey did a retrospective on all the Cornetto movies, Soooo Good!!

[@SirHilaryManfat]

One of the most underrated movies ever... Like many I didn't like it on first watch, and I hate myself for disliking it. This movie just needs to be paid attention to, because the director Edgar Wright always puts so much thought and care into his movies. It's easy to miss what the point of the movie is on first viewing, but it reveals is genius on rewatches.

[@hermunkulus]

Now that you've completed the trilogy, I recommend checking out the movie Paul. It's not directed by Edgar Wright, but the idea came about while Simon and Nick were filming Shaun of the Dead. They used ideas from a road trip to make it.

[@stevenmacknight9960]

You sounded like Moaning Myrtle from Harry Potter in the outro!!! Well done!!!

[@rickb.4168]

Simon Pegg, Edgar Wright…….and just as importantly Nick Frost! Never, ever forget Nick.

[@r2153]

"Kick-Ass" is a must watch.

[@Hopehubris1492]

Watch Paul. You’ll love it. Best anger at an inanimate object you whacked your finger on goes to…

[@z4nd4r]

Great Edgar Wright films to follow up after these: "Scott Pilgrim vs The World" (and the sequel animated series also by Wright) and "Baby Driver".

[@bryanutterback4074]

This is my favorite out of that trilogy. This movie makes me feel so nostalgic and like the characters are good. I love this movie.

[@rogue1165]

One that everyone seems to forget or have never heard of is Slaughterhouse Rulez with both Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Is very much in the same vein as the Cornetto trilogy and definately worth a watch.

[@skylinerunner1695]

Good news! There is a fourth comedy movie with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost called 'Paul'. It's not directed by Edgar Wright but it's highly enjoyable nonetheless.

[@jonathanlay8746]

You're Aduurable. Thanks so much for doing these -- so much fun to re-live memories through the eyes of someone else AND so nice to see despite all the "generational war" chatter that people are still people with common values :)

[@Varksterable]

I first watched this and found it really good as a movie. But it didn't really 'stick' like the other two. Over the years I've watched it more and more. And while it isn't imo the funniest of the trilogy (although it has its moments) it has the biggest impact after watching it a few times. The characters are just so much more real-life, relatable and poignant that I've actually started thinking the other two 'Cornettos' are a bit shallow. Well done one picking up on this so quickly. I love your approach to reactions, with excelent editing and researched outroes. And yes; I still think you have such pretty eyes. 😉

[@kenbarney3843]

If you want more like the Cornetto trilogy you should watch "Paul". It is an E.T. comedy with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.

[@scottisitt]

Came for the reaction...stayed for the awards and analysis. ...And subscribed for more. Glad you finished the trilogy. A lot of reactors just stop at Hot Fuzz.

[@notrackscntfndme6156]

Movie. U should watch... ' Name of the Rose ' 😊

[@highguyreacts8620]

Niiiice, glad to see you complete the Cornetto Trilogy, woot woooot!!

[@Hellspiral-lr8yh]

'he just thinks it's not gonna get better' there are tens of us, we are legion. And yes, speaking as a doomy alcoholic I feel this movie very hard and that final bar denouement of his wrist dressings always has me moist eyed. This to me is the best one, and people are catching up imo

[@blueroninstudios]

Rosamund Pike and Pierce Brosnan did a James Bond film together, so that one scene was kinda like a reunion of sorts when they were costars in Die Another Day. Not one of the best Bond films, but kinda fun!

[@davidhuggan6315]

I love this movie!! The first 30 minutes remind me of me and my friends - how we were in 1994 and how we are now

[@RasMix1]

this is my fav of the 3 films. and my favorite movie of the last 20 years.

[@notreallydaedalus]

I was about 20 when Shaun of the Dead came out, and it immediately became my favorite movie. I don't think I could have appreciated this movie properly if I saw it at 20.

[@AlunYorath]

Paul is another great Pegg/Frost film.

[@OhitsGeo]

Has anyone ever told you, you look like McKenna Grace? 😚

[@alistairrobinson3865]

Really great analysis, bravo 🙏

[@robcoz98]

One of the movies that I liked when I saw it but growing up and understanding things more, it's become my favourite of the Cornetto trilogy. Simon's performance is definitely the highlight especially since now he's recently opened up with him struggling with alcohol and the price of fame. It makes it a little bit more heartbreaking

[@j.1174]

Love this, and if you like this, Dr Who is something you should watch..

[@aspilurch]

I'd love to see your reaction to the work of Guillermo Del Toro, especially given your incredibly insightful analyses (honestly I'll never look at 'No Country for Old Men' the same way). Particularly 'Pan's Labyrinth', 'The Devil's Backbone', 'The Shape of Water' and 'Nightmare Alley'. Utter masterpieces all of them.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

LMAO! “To be fair that sounds amazing!”

[@krispypriest5116]

Now you completed the Hat Trick (hockey reference!)!!! 3 for 3! Cornetto trilogy rocks Whimsory. Thanks for the review.

[@ctmdarkonestm]

Edgar Wright loves to foreshadow the entire movie

[@trevorlang4262]

'Seeking a Friend for the End of the World' is another good world ending movie. Steve Carrell and Kiera Knightly.

[@James-t2j]

REALLY good editing on your outro. 😉

[@taylortyler1867]

I just watched your reaction to "The Shining". Loved it. I have another Stephen King adaptation for you: "1408". If you thought The Shining was a mind f**k, you need to see 1408. One of my favorite SK movies. Check it.

[@bigdaddy741098]

You should enjoy hanging out with yourself, you're funny. Well, I would enjoy hanging out with you anyway, so if I like you, then you should like you because I know what I'm talking about. And you should always listen to strangers on the internet. Oh, and I'm not being inappropriate, I'm old as dirt, I just think you're nice and you'd be fun to hang out with and watch a movie, but I can't compete with your judging categories, yours are much more creative than anything I could think of lol.

[@J.Johnson-hf1nn]

Speaking as someone slightly older than dirt, I find I must agree.

[@ajivins1]

Rosamund Pike was in Brosnan's last Bond with Halle Berry, too.

[@davidjrandall1979]

Been waiting for this one, thanks Whimsory x

[@alistairrobinson3865]

Best line of the movie Andy “I f*cking hate this town!!!!!!”😂