Customer Ratings & Reviews

Considered the third installment of a trilogy of movies which consist of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, I found this to be an enjoyable comedy that has elements of sci-fi in it. At times it was over the top but it kept me entertained from start to finish. Recommended for fans of Simon Pegg and those who like a dose of sci-fi in their comedy.

I love all three films in the trilogy, this one possibly the most (although it's tough to beat Shaun of the Dead). The plot is clever and preposterous, the characters real enough to become invested in, and the laughs pretty consistent throughout. It seems like these guys had fun making this film, which for me translates into a most enjoyable viewing experience.

I really liked this film. It was a nice change of pace from Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. Simon Pegg plays an anti-hero of sorts and Nick Frost doesn't play an idiot. Many of the usual suspects from the other two movies make an appearance in the movie. I also like the casting of another James Bond as a villain. Great special effects and great comedy make for a enjoyable experience, especially if you liked Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.

Not their best effort but still a pretty fun watch

I purchased this two disc Blu Ray before I watched the movie. I was pleasantly surprised. Fun film and the special features are very good. I learned a great deal about the film process from the Blu Ray disc. The script writing feature was very enlightening, if you like to write. Good buy.

Picked up this movie, which I liked already, as my 1st 4K uhd movie for my player. Great movie, great picture, not sure if it was remastered for 4K or originally made for 4K. Was on sale, so I’ll try newer movies now.

If you go into this movie expecting more Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz you probably going to be let down a bit. It's just not as funny as those movies, period. However it is still a good movie and worth watching if you're a fan. Maybe this movie should have came first in the "trilogy".

Fantastically fun and funny, it's a wonderful addition to Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. The third outing for Edgar Wright and company proves to be a solid sci-fi comedy. Not quite as much fun as the previous two installments, but worthy of multiple viewings nonetheless.

The world's end might not reach the heights of either jot fuzz or shawn of the dead but few movies do. Like the two previous movies the world's end serves to blend two drastically different genres to great success. The movie is more than worth your time and money.

This one is very hard to review. The first hour is a drama about the dangers of holding on to the past. It's very well acted and drew me in. Then, out of nowhere, the movie becomes an entirely different genre (I'm not sure if it's spoiler territory to say which drama - so I won't). I actually really liked the first half and wanted more of that. The second half was OK, but I actually wish the movie had just chosen a lane and stuck with it. Still, I enjoyed it. I still prefer Pegg's 'Hot Fuzz', but I'd watch this again.

It was a steal getting a blu-ray disc, a DVD disc and the Digital Copy for this price. I would anticipate these Blu-rays getting cheaper around the $5 mark with the roll out of 4K content, but regardless, its a great film at a good price.

Took a shot with this one after really liking Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead - good soundtracks for those too - and this was more of the same brand of accessible British humor. If you liked those, I think you'll like this one too.

It was not what I expected but it was still pretty funny. It you liked Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuz the it is a must watch. It's not as funny as the other two, but worth the money. I am glad to have this one apart of my movie collection.

The last movie of the bar hopping trilogy, great and funny movie for adults. All will enjoy with comical sequences and some action. Purchase with no hesitation if you enjoyed Hot Fuzz and Shawn of the Dead.

If you are a fan of Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz, then The World's End won't disappoint. Simon Pegg and Nick Frost get together again for another funny, action flick. The violence is over the top and the humor is right in line with the other films. A great movie to have.

This is a fun and new concept movie for the idea if robots took place of humans to try to rebuild our world, or at least a town loved by a group of old friends that come back to try to conquer a quest they lost to when they were young.

The Worlds End is a fitting ending for the Blood and Ice Cream trilogy. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Director Edgar Wright return for the final installment. Capping of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. The film is very funny, and the cast is very well put together. Highly recommended.

This is great brit humor with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. If you liked any of their other movies, (Shaun of the Dead or Hot Fuzz) you'll love this one. Also it's great to be able to view on different equipment anywhere, anytime. (ITunes or Ultra Violet) No issues loading the Blu-Ray.

This is the third in the series for this group. It's a little darker than the first two, but the jokes and twists are great. You have to see this one as well as Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz!

British comedy duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Shaun of Dead, Hot Fuzz) team up again for a story about a Pub Crawl that turns "out of this world" and "end of the world" in a hilarious way.