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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)
An epic of
epic epicness.
Director: Edgar Wright, Rated PG-13 for adult themes
  Starring: Michael
Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Alison Pill, Kieran Culkin, Ellen
Wong, Chris Evans, Anna Kendrick
DML Rating:
★★★★★★★★★★
- perfect
"Um, I guess... if we're gonna date, you may have to defeat my seven evil exes." –
Ramona Flowers
Why watch this?
There is not a second in this film that I don't love.
Plot Summary:
Scott Pilgrim, a slacker musician living in Toronto, finds his
comfortable life disrupted when he falls for the mysterious and
enigmatic Ramona Flowers. To win her heart, however, he must
defeat her seven evil exes, each with their own unique abilities
and personalities. This journey forces Scott to confront his own
flaws, past relationships, and insecurities, ultimately pushing
him toward self-discovery.
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Dad's Preview:
I had sorta lost faith in the next generation of film-making; maybe I
was getting old and out of touch. Then I discovered Scott Pilgrim,
and my faith was restored! Nestled sweetly within this video game of a story
is a
very fresh and interesting romance. And - it's so much fun! The
lovingly odd Michael Cera is an amazing, understated actor. I love the
film's action, its songs (watch a video of all
All Scott Pilgrim musical performances), the premise, its
creativity - EVERYTHING! |
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Marc Platt Prod.,
Big Talk Films, Closed on
Mondays Ent.,
Dentsu;
Universal Pictures
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Genres:
Action-Comedy,
Action-Romance,
Adv-Swordplay,
Animation-Live-Action,
Comedy-Adv,
Comedy-COA,
Comedy-Dark,
Comedy-Fantasy,
Comedy-Physical,
Fantasy-Low,
Musical-Comedy,
Musical-Great-Soundtrack,
Romance-Comedy,
Romance-Fantasy
Dad's Genres:
Likable-Irreverence,
Queer-Tier |
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