| Review: Im pretty sure everyone has their own vision of how the world ends. Biblical Revelation? A nuclear war? Hit by a meteorite? No matter how, how to survive in it, this is the end is far the best I've seen on the screen. The concept of the film is very simple - a lot of celebrities are fighting for their lives during the great tribulation. Starts quite unnoticed - Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and after spending a day and smokes weed playing video games need a new game Francose James Manor. There are too many cameos include them all in this review, but the most memorable of them is definitely Emma Watson (Hermione, you see an ax), Danny McBride and Michael Cera. But these are only supplements the main dish like Pineapple Express, comedy colleagues Seth Rogen Jay Baruchel, James Franco, Jonah Hill, and Craig Robinson. I would say that the plot is nonexistent, but it certainly has not developed enough to pay close attention. The film is a collection of gags typical American humor, which is exactly what you'd expect from something created by the duo Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg. But what is more, it is quite obvious that the team had a lot of fun doing this film. Whether playing soccer head cut, the fight against the Milky Way, or shooting the sequel to Pineapple Express (probably my favorite part of the film) - it seems to be pure fun With them. And because the atmosphere is incredible fun that will send the audience. It is nice to see the biggest names in Hollywood are not taken too seriously. This is almost a satire End includes stylish showbiz. It is also very simple, but the message is not so silly. Do not get me wrong, I'm not saying it's nothing too ambitious, or a piece of art that will stop thinking about your life or the state of the world. However, the film is a little better. This is always a good thing, right? Overall, very entertaining to watch, especially if you have some friends and beers with you. Its simple - if you liked the previous films Rogen-Goldberg, you'll fall in love with him. If you can not - well, its still worth a try. More reviews from critics: www.altentertainment.blogspot.co.uk |
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