Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)

As Good As It Gets

A lot of fun.

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Maybe this could be one of the movies you can watch in a Friday with your friends an have a blast.It Is fun and a simple story plus the work of Edgar Wright will never get you bored

I've watched this movie two times in just one week, I'm also even considering watching it a third time. Anyways, I love this movie! It's super hilarious and energetic!I've never read the comics though and I'm sure that fans of the comics will appreciate this movie even more. The style is amazing as well. The video game and comic book like visuals, the color, etc.The music is also great! My three favorite songs in the movie are: garbage truck, under my thumb, and teenage dream. The songs sound great and fit the scenes perfectly.The actors are undeniably funny and surreal as well. It's almost as if Micheal Cera was playing himself in this movie, he's just so socially awkward, it's great!And the scene transitions are so incredible!In conclusion: Edgar Wright obviously put a lot of thought and effort into this movie, and you should go watch it now!

This movie is everything I could ask for in a film. A solid story, awesome acting, hilarious comedy, brilliant visuals, and the best soundtrack I've ever heard. If you like comic books, video games, action, comedy, rock music, or all of the above, you will love this movie. Now, obviously, chances are most people don't like it as much as I'm describing here, and that's mostly due to personal preference and interests. However, even if this doesn't become your new favorite film, I can promise you'll enjoy this incredible Edgar Wright flick. It's incredible.

There's just - just - enough to this film to keep you watching, but no more. Visually, it is interesting. In fact, the inventive mixture of comic-book, video game and live action is the film's biggest plus. I particularly appreciated the fact that there was no attempt to confine the vivacity of the world to any tedious real-world logic. It is over-the-top, it is impossible, it works. Unfortunately, the settings and the generic urban colour palettes are just a bit too blank, sapping some of the character from the scenes. There are also a handful of good laughs, although much of the humour didn't really fly with me. I could, however, appreciate the artistry of it - it was well-written, just not to my taste. Unfortunately, there's not much else to commend. I am not familiar with the original story, but the film's adaptation of it is paper-thin. There is so little in the way of nuance, and it feels very one-paced. The middle hour of the film made absolutely no impression on my perception of the characters, and the formula quickly became tedious and repetitive, meaning that the ending, devoid of all tension by what precedes it, was a damp squib. This is at least in part down to the emptiness of the characters. A simple story can be mightily effective with some charismatic leads, but they're just so dull. The band are soulless, the exes might as well all be the same person for all the scope they're allowed, Michael Cera sleepwalks through playing himself as usual, and Ramona is a husk of utterly conventional unconventionality. The only one who I developed any interest in was Knives. All in all, a bit of a disappointment - an interesting experiment let down by an uninspiring story and a strange lack of spark.