In most cases, when young men gather together and hash
out (most likely under the influence of varying types of drugs) what would go
into their movie if they were given the chance by a Hollywood studio, the pitch
never come to fruition. It becomes fodder for the ether, zany and lunatic ideas
as easily forgotten as they were imagined. But for Seth Rogen and Evan
Goldberg, the writing and directing team behind This Is the End, they actually got the chance and a modest studio
budget to make a film that has everything but the kitchen sink thrown into it.
