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This Is the End
This Is the End
This Is the End
Film credit
Craig Robinson
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- Episodes featuring their films
- 2
- Movies in this archive
- 2
Rewatchables episodes featuring Craig Robinson’s films
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Apex Mountain
Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, and movie pitches
In the discussion (10)
Approx. transcript time · 00:57:21Read transcript
- Seth Rogen is placed at or near apex between this film and Neighbors. — Chris Ryan
- Jonah Hill is assigned The Wolf of Wall Street or Moneyball rather than this film. — Bill Simmons
- James Franco is placed near apex, with 127 Hours as an alternate. — Bill Simmons
- Danny McBride is accepted at apex based on Eastbound & Down and this film. — Bill Simmons
- Craig Robinson is placed near apex through Hot Tub Time Machine, The Office, and this film. — Bill Simmons
- Michael Cera is assigned Superbad and Emma Watson is assigned Harry Potter.
- The Backstreet Boys and comedies overall are rejected as apex cases.
- The film is selected as apex mountain for audacious movie pitches.
- The use of Melrose is praised but its convenience is questioned.
- Aja, textbook twatage, and Channing Tate-yum are proposed for best resource/name-style phrases. — Bill Simmons
In the discussion (1)
Approx. transcript time · 00:45:59Read transcript
- Craig Robinson leaving the house, or the nearby Jay-and-Craig departure stretch, is selected.
What’s Aged the Worst?
Franco context, party length, 3D television, and weed culture
In the discussion (6)
Approx. transcript time · 00:42:53Read transcript
- The party is considered five or six minutes too short, while Craig Robinson’s departure could be shortened. — Bill Simmons
- James Franco’s centrality and onscreen friendship with Seth Rogen are uncomfortable in light of their later estrangement and Franco’s disappearance from major films.
- Emma Watson’s discomfort with improvised material is discussed with Seth Rogen’s later acceptance that communication failed.
- 3D televisions are identified as a dated technological fad. — Chris Ryan
- The movie’s heavy marijuana culture is judged less funny after legalization and saturation. — Chris Ryan
- The proposed Hitler scene remains disputed rather than a unanimous missed opportunity. — Bill Simmons
Most Rewatchable Scene
Danny McBride and James Franco argue about the magazine
In the discussion (12)
Approx. transcript time · 00:19:32Read transcript
- Jay and Seth reuniting, eating at Carl’s Jr., smoking, gaming, and hearing the Backstreet Boys is proposed.
- The celebrity party is proposed for Franco's self-mockery, Mindy Kaling and Michael Cera, Jonah and Jay, Jason Segel and Kevin Hart, Craig Robinson's song, and Cera in the bathroom. — Bill Simmons
- The guests dying in rapid succession after the apocalypse begins is proposed. — Bill Simmons
- Jonah playing with the gun and the Milky Way argument are proposed. — Bill Simmons
- Danny McBride's breakfast entrance is proposed as the point when the film rises to another level. — Bill Simmons
- The homemade Pineapple Express 2: Blood Red is proposed. — Bill Simmons
- The group's conversation about Emma Watson and her armed departure is proposed, with the scene's sexual-threat humor acknowledged as potentially harder to stage later. — Bill Simmons
- Danny McBride and James Franco's escalating argument over the pornographic magazine is the leading choice. — Bill Simmons
- McBride's water outburst and expulsion are proposed as a close alternate. — Bill Simmons
- Possessed Jonah's exorcism is selected as another leading scene. — Bill Simmons
- Danny McBride returning with Channing Tatum as his gimp is proposed. — Bill Simmons
- The Backstreet Boys ending in heaven is proposed as an audacious final sequence. — Bill Simmons
In the discussion (1)
Approx. transcript time · 01:10:23Read transcript
- Rosie Perez wins, with Craig Robinson and the aggressive middle-school dealer offered as alternatives whose excess is praised rather than criticized.
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