[deanster321]

Having read Pegg's book I like how his character seems to be based on him being a goth in the 80s.

[Kyle Huntington]

Love Nerd Do Well too.

Seriously cannot wait for a trailer for this. So much about it makes me want to see it, even forgetting the great cast/director. Just The World's End pub, alone, being in it has my interest and love.

[jwicklun]

Love Pegg's look. Looks like Frost will be the more responsible of the duo this time.

[Kyle Huntington]

[jwicklun]

Phallic symbols.

[spaghettti]

Damn, I was about to post those stills haha

[spaghettti]

Just saw this on tumblr:

Curious about what the fence-jumping joke will be like in "The World's End"?
In Shaun of the Dead, we had Shaun jump over it, only to fall. In Hot Fuzz, Nick Angel jumped over them all with incredible skill while Danny ran into one and broke it. What can the next joke be like? Any theories? Do you think there will be one?

Thought it was funny because I never noticed, but I'll be on the lookout once this movie comes out

[Tetragrammaton]

Hot Fuzz is still one of the better low comedies of the last few years. There hasn't been a really good comedy in a while, so this is a great hope.

[Kyle Huntington]

Originally Posted by spaghettti

Just saw this on tumblr:

Curious about what the fence-jumping joke will be like in "The World's End"?
In Shaun of the Dead, we had Shaun jump over it, only to fall. In Hot Fuzz, Nick Angel jumped over them all with incredible skill while Danny ran into one and broke it. What can the next joke be like? Any theories? Do you think there will be one?

Thought it was funny because I never noticed, but I'll be on the lookout once this movie comes out

Pegg has basically stated there will be no in-jokes, references or ties like there were in those two movies, that it's more of a stand alone filmd so as not to seem like a gimmick but is tied in the fact that Shaun was about evolution, Hot Fuzz about devolution and this about "Revolution" in some way.

Quote:

Edgar Wright and I] make comedies and both love genre cinema but neither Shaun Of The Dead or Hot Fuzz are parodies. The World's End isn't a send up in any way, in fact, we've gone out of our way not to populate the film with references to other movies, in order to avoid that label.

Interview is here.

Also, that exact spot where they are all drinking is where I spent my birthday a few years ago in Camden at...The World's End pub.

[wall e]

I love the fence jumping in both films, never expected them to do it in this though.

[deanster321]

http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/01/3...view-and-still

There's an interview where Wright speaks in a bit more depth on what I'm guessing Pegg meant by evolution/devolution/revolution.

[Kyle Huntington]

I don't think I can wait 8 more months, so excited for this now. And I was already extremely excited.

[spaghettti]

I can already tell I'm gonna see it multiple times

[ugman_2000]

Originally Posted by Kyle Huntington

Also, that exact spot where they are all drinking is where I spent my birthday a few years ago in Camden at...The World's End pub.

I didn't know this film was based around that pub, love that place.

[Maxwell]

That pub is where we had a Eurokids meet up. Good times.