Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is Edgar Wright's best movie yet. A great collaboration between he, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. The flick moves quickly, is never boring and very long on laughs. Definitely in my top five of 2013, and the best comedy of the year. Don't miss it. You'll be sorry you did.

Bought to complete the “Cornetto Trilogy”. Pretty good, but falls a little short of the other two, “Shaun of the Dead” and “Hot Fuzz”.

20 years after their High School years, failing to complete a drinking crawl. They return to their home town of Newhaven to try it again. Led by Gary King(Simon Pegg) they embark on it once again only to discover their old home town is not as it seems.

The World's End is so far removed from Shaun or Hot Fuzz that you almost wonder if it's the same director. But it has a slapstick that is all its own, and the emotional weight that the cast and crew bring to all of these movies that you can't help but enjoy them.

This is a decent movie but definitely not one of Simon Pegg's and Nick Frost's best. It has it's moments but not as funny as their others.

Edgar Wright is one of our generations greatest auteurs. Just when you think you have the film figured out, a plot twist sends you on another trip to a infinitely more interesting story. The actors in his films seem tailor made for their roles.

I love this movie. It is a great balance of witty comedy, over the top personalities and violence, heart and great acting. If you like Shaun of the dead or Hot Fuzz you will love this.

I just love this "trilogy". "Shaun of the Dead", "Hot Fuzz" and now "The World's End" are fun, funny and vibrant. Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg are great writers and this movie is a great homage to all of those sci-fi movies from the '70s we grew up on.

Funny movie!!! It's got a weird, quirky plotline that works to tickle your funny bone, from start to finish. It's also got the over-the-top action that is always present in any movie starring these two actors. Anybody want to join me for a Cornetto?

If you like hot fuzz and shaum of the dead then you will like this movie , Its got some good twist and a little bit of a surprise ending , but a fun movie to watch on a weekend or rainy day .

A very entertaining movie enjoyed it a lot a must watch movie enjoyed it on 4K I would recommend this to friends family and co-workers

I have been a fan of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost since Shawn of the Dead. So, I purchased this Bluray without ever seeing it. I really enjoyed the movie overall. The ending is a little long winded.

The World's End isn't the best of the Cornetto Trilogy, but it is still fun as can be. You really can't go wrong with Edgar Wright. I would highly recommend you give it a view.

It's just great. He does three genres so well with his own unique take. Edgar Wright is the best filmmaker right now, writing and directing his own movies that all reflect his very own style and Simon Pegg and Nick Frost work so well together

Who doesn't love a fun drinking movie. The story is strange. The characters are bizarre. And the movie is very fun throughout. Mid-life crisis at its most bizarre.

You will like this movie. I am a big fan of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. I love when they do movies together. They just want to make laugh a little and have a OK story.

The World's End, with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, is the third of their trilogy. Like its predecessors, Shawn of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, the movie is hilarious, full of droll humor and quirky plot progressions. Well worth viewing.

If you are looking for a hilarious movie with great characters and cool twist, you should see the World's End. If you are a fan of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, again see this movie.

The final entry in Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy. This film delivers exactly what you'd expect with great acting/writing and awesome special effects.

"The World's End" is a perfect third-film for the Cornetto trilogy. Wright and Pegg deliver well-choreographed action while still providing the witty, sometimes off-brand humor. It's a fun ride that'll entertain you until the end.