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A Synopsis of the Movie This Is the End
‘This is the end’
The movie named ‘This is the end’ has been released this week. One of my friends has recommended this movie. I have not looked for any trailers. When I have heard this movie name at first time, I could not imagine funny scenario for this movie. After watching the movie, I have realized why the movie had to be fun because there are many famous comedy actors are in the movie. This movie is about the end of the world just as the name of movie. The movie’s name is not appropriated for a comedy movie in my opinion. But the opposite way of thought, the director or writer is purposed that audiences curious.
Every character in this movie ‘This is the end’ uses there real name. The movie starts the scene that meeting of Seth Rogen and Jay Baruchel at the airport. They are hanging out Seth’s house by smoking marijuana and playing video game. Then Seth remembers James Franco’s house warming invitation. Even though Jay does not feel like it, they are going to the party. A dramatic incident happens; blue light from the sky sucks many people. Seth and Jay go out to buy something and see the incident in a store and get socked. They go back to the James’ house to tell the happening to everyone. But anyone believes the story. At that time a big earth quake make huge hole in front of James’s house and many people fall into the hall and die. However six people, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride, and Craig Robinson, survive the disaster. The movie shows us living these six actors in the end of the world.
In the disaster, the movie ‘This is the end’ shows us the character’s personality. First of all, Danny McBride shows us how selfish he is. The next day of the disaster, he show up the film, he did not come out before, and he wastes all of their food and water. Water is wasted not for drinking but for washing his hair and legs. Second of all, Jonah Hill, he is a person who has two faces. He pretends to be nice and kind to Jay. But

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