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Cast: Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Martin Freeman, Paddy Considine, Eddie Marsan, Rosamund Pike, Reece Shearsmith, Mark Heap, Michael Smiley, Julia Deakin, Rafe Spall, Alice Lowe, Darren Boyd
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Detailed plot of the film The World's End
Gary King (Simon Pegg), a hedonistic alcoholic, resolves to track down his estranged friends and complete the Golden Mile, an infamous pub crawl encompassing 12 pubs in their hometown of Newton Haven. The group attempted the crawl as teenagers over 20 years earlier, but failed to reach the final pub, The World's End.
Gary persuades Peter Page (Eddie Marsan), Oliver "O-Man" Chamberlain (Martin Freeman), Steven Prince (Paddy Considine) and Andie Knightley (Nick Frost) to join him in Newton Haven. While his friends have adult lives and responsibilities, Gary has changed little since 1990, remaining untrustworthy and impulsive. In the first pub, the First Post, the group and their mission are not met with the hero's welcome Gary expects. They are briefly joined at the Old Familiar by Oliver's sister Sam (Rosamund Pike), who rejects a sexual advance from Gary. Steven has always loved Sam, and has never forgiven Gary for sleeping with her many years ago. Gary is thrown out of the Famous Cock, having been permanently banned from it, but drinks some leftover beer on a table outside to satisfy his goal of drinking at every pub.
In the Cross Hands, Gary gets into a fight with a local teenager and is surprised at his strength and agility. Gary accidentally knocks his head off, exposing him as a robot. Gary's friends join him for another fight with more robot youths, after which Andy abandons his teetotaling ways and drinks an order of whiskey shots meant for all five. Unsure how many robots there may be, they decide to continue the pub crawl Gary had announced to the locals so as to avoid attracting suspicion.
At the Two Headed Dog, the group meets Sam and Gary warns her of the robot invasion. At the Mermaid, robots attempt to seduce the group and steal their DNA. When Sam's childhood crush Adrian appears, she panics and drags the others from the pub, explaining that Adrian had died in a motorcycle crash years previously. At the next pub, the Beehive, Guy Shepherd (Pierce Brosnan), a teacher at their school, encourages the group to accept their fate and become robots. The reappearance of a long-since-removed birthmark on Oliver's face makes the group realise he has been replaced with a robot based on his DNA, initiating a brawl. Despite the danger, Gary insists on drinking a pint during the fight. The group scatters, though Gary gets Sam to her car and tells her to leave Newton Haven.
Once reunited, the friends accuse each other of being replaced with robots like Oliver. Steven, Peter and Andy prove themselves with scars from their childhood, but Gary refuses to roll his sleeves up to reveal his elbow scar. Instead, he repeatedly headbutts a pillar to prove that his skull is tougher than the robots'. The robots close in on the group and capture Peter, but Gary is determined to finish the pub crawl and runs towards the final pub. Abandoning Steven, Andy chases Gary through the streets, fighting hordes of robots along the way.
At The World's End, Andy confronts Gary. He has never forgiven Gary for abandoning him when he saved Gary's life after a drug overdose, leaving Andy to be arrested. They begin to fight; Gary's arms are revealed to be bandaged after a recent suicide attempt. Gary tearfully tells Andy that finishing the Golden Mile is the only thing that matters in his life, and that he is jealous of Andy for having an ideal life. Andy reveals that his marriage has broken down.
Ignoring Andy's pleas, Gary tries to draw himself a final pint at the bar. The tap lever instead lowers the bar into a hidden chamber, where Steven, having escaped the robots, finds them. An alien (voiced by Bill Nighy) explains that the robot invasion of the town is one of several on Earth, as part of a "civilising" process for humanity's own good, including the great advance in telecommunications in recent decades. The aliens offer eternal youth as robots, but the three friends decline, arguing that humans should be allowed to be imperfect. Seeing that humans are more trouble than they are worth, the aliens agree to leave the planet and abandon the invasion. Sam arrives to drive them to safety as the town begins to self-destruct.
Some time later, Andy is recounting this story around a campfire in the ruins of London, explaining how the aliens' withdrawal from the planet was accompanied by a worldwide pulse that destroyed modern technology, setting humanity back to the Dark Ages. The abandoned robots have reactivated and are regarded with mistrust by surviving humans. Andy's marriage has recovered, Steven is in a relationship with Sam, and Peter and Oliver, though now robots, have returned to a semblance of their old lives. In the ruins of Newton Haven, the now-sober Gary enters a pub with robot duplicates of his younger friends and orders five glasses of water. When the bartender refuses to serve any non-humans, Gary draws a sword and leads his robot friends into a brawl.
