5 school friends reunite for an epic pub crawl in their hometown, but things are different....very different.

It satisfies my thirst for live action/sci-fi adventure without being gory. The language aside (which honestly just sounds funny half the time with the British accents) it was light and hilarious at portions throughout the well choreographed fight scenes (relatively speaking of course) but still managed to throw in some 'serious' life lessons regarding alcoholism and fear of growing up.

High on my list of love for this film was the action portrayal of Nick Frost as a big guy with moves! He was keeping up with, and at times beating, the lil guys, further proof that size does NOT always equal slow.
Love the classic British style of plot before fun. I was seriously beginning to think I had imagined the alien/robots from the trailer since it was nearly a hour into the film before the action started.

The swearing could have been toned down.

Watch other movies with these actors.

Amused, creative, excited for more Pegg & Co. films.

Ever since Shaun of the Dead I've always enjoyed the Simon Pegg/Nick Frost duo. Martin Freeman was back in this one as well. The whole crew were people I'd like to see again.

Brits are funny and it's nice to mix sci-fi with a healthy dose of comedy.

Some people don't like a lot of cursing or pointless action fun.

The extras are also fun and illuminating. I always enjoy hearing the writer's/producer's side/view of things.

From the graphics to the plot, this movie did what Stiller attempted to in "The Watch"

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