Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
2010 Directed by Edgar Wright
Synopsis
Get the hot girl. Defeat her evil exes. Hit love where it hurts.
Scott Pilgrim is a film adaptation of the critically acclaimed, award-winning series of graphic novels of the same name by Canadian cartoonist Bryan Lee O’Malley. Scott Pilgrim is a 23 year old Canadian slacker and wannabe rockstar who falls in love with an American delivery girl, Ramona V. Flowers, and must defeat her seven "evil exes" to be able to date her.
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Edgar Wright gives us a movie that according to my wife is "too cool for me" as a 43year old man. A fantasy adventure that bristles with attitude and a cracking young cast including Michael Cera,Kieran Culkin, Anna Kendrick and the excellent Jason Schwartzman this was real fun. Mary Elizabeth Winstead is the object of the young Scott Pilgrim's affection as he is instantly smitten by her but unaware of his impending date with destiny.
As things progress with his new girl Scott is stunned to discover that he must defeat her seven evil exes for her love. Duelling with a variety of evil exes, from a skateboarding actor to a lesbian young Stevie Nicks lookalike Scott battles in a… -
"He punched the highlights out of her hair!"
"Guess who's drunk?"
"I guess Wallace.""Well honey...I'm just a little bi-furious!"
"Pirates are in this year!"
"You made me swallow my gum! That's going to be in my digestive tract for seven years!"
"You just headbutted my boyfriend so hard he burst!"
"We are Sex Bob-Omb! And we're here to watch Scott Pilgrim kick your teeth in! Onetwothreefour!"
It might just be because this film is targeted at people around my age, but Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is an hour and 40 minutes of sheer perfection. I know I say that quite a bit on here, but trust me, it really is.
As you can imagine from a film directed…
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If Scott Pilgrim, or more specifically Michael Cera, wasn’t such an insufferable twat I might actually enjoy this film.
Edgar Wright brings the pages of the comic book to life with verve and originality yet so much of his good work is undone by such a horrible fuckwit for a protagonist. I can’t think of another film where nearly all the elements are spot on yet the lead makes it nearly impossible to enjoy. Although faithful to the source material it is a film that pushes and plays with the boundaries of the medium whilst packed with enough little throwaway details to make the film re-watchable despite Cera doing his best to ruin the whole experience.
I feel bad for not liking a film with this much energy, inventiveness and infectious spirit.
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I loved the attention to detail (when the 16-bit Universal logo came up I thought I was going to really enjoy it) and the set pieces were brilliantly shot and choreographed but I detested the small detail of the characters. Pilgrim is such a whiny little prick how are you supposed to root for him? I loathe Cera and he manages to turn his whimpering little insecurity act up to 11 here. I very nearly walked out of the cinema when I watched it (something I have never done before) but then the first battle kicked in and it became a bit more palatable. Unfortunately every time he wasn't punching somebody the film was like nails down a chalkboard for…
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Edgar wright gets 1up over Hollywood with a truly original, quirky and funny comic book adaptation.
Watch for catchy tunes, great visuals, good gags and phenomenal editing.
"Bread makes you fat!?"
If you don't like this you're probably a "cocky cock."
Check it out.
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When I first saw this in the cinema, I was very disappointed. Whilst I loved the visual and aural inventiveness on display, I found the whole thing incredibly empty, devoid of heart. I couldn't understand what everyone was raving about.
But I was wrong.
The visuals and sound still wow (especially on blu-ray, where everything POPS,) but the thing that became apparent to me on each subsequent rewatch is that if there's one thing the film is full of, it's heart.
The passion that everyone puts into this explodes off the screen. From the cast are clearly having the time of their lives, to the crew, who put every cent of the budget into what you're seeing.
Basically, this film is awesome.
(Also, the best Ex is Roxy Richter, and that's a fact)
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This is a pretty fun movie, pretty hipstery and what not, but still very fun to watch with some cool video game references.
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Generation defining comedy.
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Fast, funny, colorful. Lots of great characters and a fantastic sense of play. I loved this movie.
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Excellent movie, completely unique and entertaining. Laughed like crazy, the action was great, the characters well very well formed... wow, just great.
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the only real reason this is rated so high is because i like edgar wright and i think he did a good job translating this sort of material into film (the material itself is exaggerated hipsterdom and bryan lee o'malley has done better, people just like to latch on to this kind of thing because it reflects how insipid they are)
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La película que por fin le dio algo de épica a ser un triste indie-nerd. Tan buena como el cómic.
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"He punched the highlights out of her hair!"
"Guess who's drunk?"
"I guess Wallace.""Well honey...I'm just a little bi-furious!"
"Pirates are in this year!"
"You made me swallow my gum! That's going to be in my digestive tract for seven years!"
"You just headbutted my boyfriend so hard he burst!"
"We are Sex Bob-Omb! And we're here to watch Scott Pilgrim kick your teeth in! Onetwothreefour!"
It might just be because this film is targeted at people around my age, but Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is an hour and 40 minutes of sheer perfection. I know I say that quite a bit on here, but trust me, it really is.
As you can imagine from a film directed…
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Creativity: Over 9000
Soundtrack +10
Indie Genre +10
Comic Books +10and stuff