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While the film drags a little in the middle the rest of it is pretty much perfect. It's fast-paced, funny, weird, extravagant and doesn't seem worried by any boundaries or possible audiences.
A stylish horror/mystery carried by three outstanding actors and Wright's pointed direction. It's not the most special or unique film, but everything has a sense of purpose and the presentation is flawless. It's great genre cinema for a wide audience, a surprisingly rare combination. Taylor-Joy is the poster star of the film, but McKenzie and Smith are equally impressive. The flashback scenes are alluring, the editing is majestic and the build-up towards the finale is slick. The ending may not be the strongest part of the film, but it doesn't disappoint and left me satisfied.Read all
The World's End if by far my favorite entry in the trilogy (don't worry if you haven't seen the other two first by the way, they are only related by crew and a few running gags).
