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Scott Pilgrim is comin back as an anime series voiced by the cast of the 2010 film
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Little Mac
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Loved the movie and the books.
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bitbydeath
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I don’t usually watch animated series outside of Dragon Ball but will give this a shot.
Pejo
Gold Member
I really liked the cinematography for this movie. Such a unique visual style.
Badlucktroll
Member
Should make sequel movie where they are in their 30s
Doom85
Member
There‘s a ton of animated series exclusive to Netflix that are great/excellent (Arcane, Castlevania, Bojack Horseman, a ton of anime series) so hearing Netflix + animation should cause the opposite of whining.
Pejo
Gold Member
This is the one specifically that soured me on their animation. Season 1 was great, then Season 2 happened and...yea..........
March Climber
Member
You're thinking of season 3. Season 1 was good but short, Season 2 was great, Season 3 was rocky in quality and Season 4 went back to being great.
HoodWinked
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crazy that Micheal Cera was the most famous of the bunch at the time.
NikuNashi
Member
Never stick your dick in crazy broski.I never liked the movie that much, but I crushed so much on MEW.
Revolutionary
Member
Can't wait to see it.
Scott Pilgrim was probably my favorite movie-going experience/memory, because my girlfriend and I smoked some good weed beforehand, and ended up being the only ones in the theater (it totally bombed, in case you didn't remember). The moment the camera started to pan out in the intro, and when we noticed how the framing of the two seated characters were the same as us, we just knew it was going to be something special.
Scott Pilgrim was probably my favorite movie-going experience/memory, because my girlfriend and I smoked some good weed beforehand, and ended up being the only ones in the theater (it totally bombed, in case you didn't remember). The moment the camera started to pan out in the intro, and when we noticed how the framing of the two seated characters were the same as us, we just knew it was going to be something special.
DragoonWalker
Member
Always check who is making it. Anyone can make anything under the Netflix banner, it doesn't have much meaning besides a lot of cash is going into it (hint, it's usually better when the thing is being bankrolled for someone else, rather than initiated by Netflix themselves).
For the record, the anime studio Science Saru is the home of Masaaki Yuasa, one of the most creative and talented animators of all time.
He might not direct this one, but his studio has done some pretty cool stuff (besides Devilman Crybaby):
So you can be sure at least visually, it's not gonna be your run of the mill anime.
For the record, the anime studio Science Saru is the home of Masaaki Yuasa, one of the most creative and talented animators of all time.
He might not direct this one, but his studio has done some pretty cool stuff (besides Devilman Crybaby):
So you can be sure at least visually, it's not gonna be your run of the mill anime.
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Drizzlehell
Banned
Never liked this movie, even though I was precisely at the right age to be the target audience when it came out. I found it a bit cringeworthy with the video game references and horrible sounding garage indie rock music that sounds like it's played by people who try to mask their lack of talent with a wall of noise created by cranking gain on their amps.
Doom85
Member
Seriously, if you’re not into Scott Pilgrim, simply don’t watch it. Actually wishing something its fanbase would like to see gets cancelled is purely selfish.
Redneckerz
Those long posts don't cover that red neck boy
One of the best movies of the past two decades. And that's without shipping on Mew. It was heaps of un.
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