Review: 'This Is the End' a towering inferno of fun  The devil's
brigade sets the Hollywood Hills ablaze as Judgment Day
approaches in Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's movie star-
skewering satire.  By Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times Film
Critic  5:45 PM EDT, June 11, 2013   Judgment Day comes to
Hollywood with a vengeance in "This Is the End." Jonah Hill is
in bed with the devil — in James Franco's mansion. An inferno
rages in the front yard, and movie star egos are filleted for
fun. When the apocalyptic comedy gets deadly serious about
roasting the ethos of celebrity, its satire grows white-hot.  As
the devil's brigade sets the Hollywood Hills ablaze, "This Is
the End" considers many burning questions. Does movie-star cred
automatically put one on the A-list of the blessed? Can a little
bit of last-minute goodness buy salvation? Is Franco really that
effete?  In answering, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's script is
scathing, while their directing debut is a revelation.  PHOTOS:
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