Hell is watching this film for all eternity.

Rating: 3/10 (24 September 2013)

What a great concept for a film: the biblical Rapture occurs, leaving behind a group of self-obsessed, degenerate actors and celebrities to cope with the Apocalypse. What a shame, then, that the on-screen 'talent' involved are—in my humble opinion—amongst the most over-rated performers in Hollywood today, making this a virtually joyless experience for yours truly and anyone else who has ever suffered through a Seth Rogan film and been left wondering how he, and his regular co-stars, came to be quite so successful.
According to the trivia section here on IMDb, about 50% of the film was ad-libbed, and it really feels like it, opening with a full 15 minutes of utterly inane chit-chat between undeservedly over-privileged stoners Rogen and Jay Baruchel that only a fellow partaker of the weed could possibly find funny (but then, when you're high, anything seems funny). The scenes of chaos as the Apocalypse occurs provides some relief from the unscripted drivel, with a few fun deaths for some of the stars (seeing Rhianna fall down a huge chasm to her doom was like a dream come true), but the film soon settles back into puerile garbage mode, the guys discussing each others dicks and ejaculate ad nauseum until the appearance of a couple of well executed CGI demons that sadly fail to rip the obnoxious survivors to bloody ribbons of flesh.