England, England. Land of zombies, land of murderous village beautiful crackpots and home, at least in one small town, to alien robots. So it goes in dear old Blighty through the installments of Edgard Wright's so-called Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy. The name is, obviously enough, a play on Kieslowski's slightly more serious film trilogy. During the publicity for Hot Fuzz , someone apparently pointed out to Wright that Cornetto ice cream had made an appearance in both that film and the prior Sean of the Dead. The ice cream has a cameo in World's End as well. And if you're into this sort of thing, there's a color coding (if retroactively applied to the earlier films) to the Cornetto in each film to match the theme, or at least the mayhem. But we're not here to talk about ice cream. The end of the world is the case, both the the apocalyptic event and a pub of the same evocative name. Both, as it happens in the film directed by M...