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This Is the End

6.2

Released June 12, 2013Runtime 1h 46min

Nothing ruins a party like the end of the world.

While attending a party at James Franco's house, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel and many other celebrities are faced with the apocalypse.

Genres

Action

Comedy

Production Companies

Columbia Pictures

Mandate Pictures

Point Grey Pictures

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $32,000,000
Revenue: $126,041,322
Profit/Loss: $94,041,322

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Cast

James FrancoJames Franco

Jonah HillJonah Hill

Seth RogenSeth Rogen

Jay BaruchelJay Baruchel

Danny McBrideDanny McBride

Craig RobinsonCraig Robinson

Michael CeraMichael Cera

Emma WatsonEmma Watson

Mindy KalingMindy Kaling

David KrumholtzDavid Krumholtz

Christopher Mintz-PlasseChristopher Mintz-Plasse

RihannaRihanna

Martin StarrMartin Starr

Paul RuddPaul Rudd

Channing TatumChanning Tatum

Kevin HartKevin Hart

Aziz AnsariAziz Ansari

Samantha ResslerKaren (Franco's Asst.)

Douglas M. GriffinFather in Store

Lo GrahamDaughter in Store

Carol SuttonCashier

Yohance MylesCell Phone Guy

Richard HoldenPriest

Brian HuskeyHeadless Man

Randy RousseauNews Reporter

Travers MackelNews Reporter

Amber CarewCera Girl #1

Dallas WestCera Girl #2

David JensenCannibal #1

Jack FlynnCannibal #2

Carey JonesRape Demon

Ricky MabeSanta Cannibal

Jason CoxPaparazzi

Nick CarterBackstreet Boys

Howie DoroughBackstreet Boys

Brian LittrellBackstreet Boys

AJ McLeanBackstreet Boys

Kevin RichardsonBackstreet Boys

Will AddisonParty Hipster (uncredited)

Edward J. ClareCapt. Angelo (uncredited)

Dwight V ColemanHick (uncredited)

John DarkoPartygoer (uncredited)

Ashleigh DejonPartygoer (uncredited)

Michelle DeVitoPartygoer (uncredited)

Z. DieterichMelrose Driver (uncredited)

Tammy DugenGreek Woman (uncredited)

Evan GoldbergEvan Goldberg (uncredited)

Damian GomezBackstreet Boys Backup Dancer (uncredited)

Steffie GroteLA Hipster / Driver (uncredited)

Devin HennessyDisco Dude (uncredited)

Ashley LambertParty Girl (voice)

Chi Muoi LoJang (uncredited)

Brittany Perry-RussellHeaven's Angel (uncredited)

Erin RementerFlight Attendant (uncredited)

Met SalihPartygoer (uncredited)

Jordan SudduthPartygoer (uncredited)

Brandon TrostCannibal (uncredited)

Jason TrostJTRO (uncredited)

Joseph UzzellAirport Passenger (uncredited)

Syd WilderAngel (uncredited)

Jason SegelJason Segel (uncredited)

Crew

Seth RogenDirector

Evan GoldbergDirector

Diane H. NewmanScript Supervisor

Seth RogenScreenplay

Seth RogenScreenstory

Evan GoldbergScreenstory

Evan GoldbergScreenplay

Jason StoneExecutive Producer

Evan GoldbergProducer

Nathan KahaneExecutive Producer

Ariel ShaffirExecutive Producer

James WeaverProducer

Barbara A. HallExecutive Producer

Seth RogenProducer

Francine MaislerCasting

Kyle HunterExecutive Producer

Nicole BrownExecutive Producer

Matthew F. Leonetti Jr.Co-Producer

Jay BaruchelCo-Producer

William Ladd SkinnerArt Direction

Henry JackmanOriginal Music Composer

Chris L. SpellmanProduction Design

Danny GlickerCostume Design

Zene BakerEditor

Brandon TrostDirector of Photography

Helen BrittenSet Decoration

Eric ManchaVFX Artist

Michael ApplebaumCamera Operator

John PritchettProduction Sound Mixer

Michael BabcockSupervising Sound Editor

Michael BabcockSound Designer

Lisa LaymanMakeup Department Head

Michael BabcockSound Re-Recording Mixer

Tim LeBlancSound Re-Recording Mixer

Susan BuffingtonKey Hair Stylist

Suzanne HanoverStill Photographer

Tim GedemerSound Effects Editor

Melissa YonkeyHair Department Head

Jack DolmanMusic Editor

Christopher S. AudSound Effects Editor

Samantha M. CappsMakeup Artist

Jonathan KarpMusic Editor

Jarrette MoatsArt Department Coordinator

Jonathan KarpMusic Supervisor

Jeff SawyerSound Effects Editor

Markus MentzerFirst Assistant "A" Camera

Jennifer CaputoStunts

Willie WeberUtility Stunts

Trace CheramieStunts

Steven RitziStunt Coordinator

Sean Paul BraudStunts

Ted BarbaStunts

Jenn A. HarrisStunts

Josh MuellerStunt Double

Keith CampbellStunt Double

Greg RementerStunts

Keith CampbellStunts

Kortney MannsStunt Double

Met SalihStunts

Stanton BarrettStunts

Chris BryantUtility Stunts

John BerneckerStunt Double

Gerard 'Gus' WilliamsStunts

Taryn TerrellStunts

Brycen CountsStunts

Tim BellStunts

Laurie SingerStunts

Andy DylanStunts

Nito LariozaStunt Double

Ashleigh DejonStunts

Andy DylanStunt Double

John BerneckerStunts

Brycen CountsStunt Double

Monty L. SimonsStunts

Chelsea BrulandStunts

John AshkerUtility Stunts

Paul LindenVisual Effects Supervisor

Mo HenryNegative Cutter

Jesús Garrido GuisadoDigital Compositor

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Reviews

This movie was unexpectedly great and put Pineapple Express to shame. I have a new found respect for Danny McBride. He took it to a whole other level and stole the show. Nuff said!

by Mistah Darcy

**Plot: 10/20** The film starts out with Seth Rogen waiting at the airport to pick up his pal Jay Baruchel. It's basically a good ol' buddy get together as they go back to Seth's house where he has a couple of welcoming gifts awaiting and then they proceed to get high. Seth convinces Jay to go to ...

**The following is a long form review that I originally wrote in 2013.** Sorry for the double 'self' here, I really couldn't think of another word) Self-portrayal in film is the biggest form of self-gratification since the invention of masturbation. And no movie has ever wanked harder than _T...

Mediocre middle hinders. <em>'This Is the End'</em> adds some uniqueness alongside the standard apocalyptic fare, the mass cameos are amusing and the fact that the characters are playing exaggerated versions of themselves is a good touch. The apocalypse elements are done well enough, though the ...