I think you're giving us the story of the comics, not the movie.Feep said:This very simply just wasn't your movie. The story is about the relationship, period, and it speaks very powerfully to that end. It was not about the fights, or the video games references, or any of that. The maturation of young adults as they deal with emotional baggage, past lovers, age differences, and so on.
I've been saying that for a while.Firestorm said:I think you're giving us the story of the comics, not the movie.
I really think the best thing they could have done would have been not using half the exes so it didn't just feel like they were rushing from one battle with an ex to another. I liked the interactions of the supporting cast in the comics and we didn't get as much of that as I would have liked in the movie.
The exes are weird bad guys. They are more obstacles that Scott most overcome in the course of his relationship rather than characters that actual characters with any values or goals to link them back to him (apart from Gideon). I agree that the amount affect the pacing though. This film would've worked much better as at least a two parter.mac said:Looking back maybe it was just the weaker exes. In a superhero or fighting movie you need your villains to be memorable. Gideon is slimy and arrogant but what qualities define the others? Why couldn't the other villains be made as bombastic and eye-popping like seemingly everything else in the movie?
Firestorm said:I think you're giving us the story of the comics, not the movie.
I have almost every single OST of Zelda ever released. This one sounded like a hymn (with vocals).BocoDragon said:Not really.. It was just a chiptune version if the Universal theme. Based on how you reacted to the film I'd say you didn't miss anything.
Well... it's A Link to the Past music. Based on how many SNES soundtracks I've listened to off the net over the last 15 years, it's kind of amusing to me to see someone ask where to find that music... but I'll PM you.
Yeah someone point that out above... I didn't clue in. I suppose it really is missing from any album.Verboten said:I have almost every single OST of Zelda ever released. This one sounded like a hymn (with vocals).
Wright did say there was enough left-over material to fill out a third soundtrack. That track's would be part of said material.BocoDragon said:Yeah someone point that out above... I didn't clue in. I suppose it really is missing from any album.
I thought it was exactly the kind of thing one of those "proud to be a bitch" fat girls in high school would say.Aristotlekh said:Watched it for the second time, and still love it, mostly because of Edgar Wright, but I recently realized that the scene with Ann totally sucks. The use of the word "ass" over and over again is totally false, like a 15 year old Christian girl's idea of cursing, and Ann's "YOU'RE ABOUT TO GET F'ED IN THE B" made me embarrassed to be over 20 and even in the theater. That's a line only a high schooler could think is funny.
That was such a terrible pun I actually laughed. Sooooo bad. It was "Your BF is about to get F'd in the B". Not you're. Otherwise the pun doesn't work!Aristotlekh said:"YOU'RE ABOUT TO GET F'ED IN THE B" made me embarrassed to be over 20 and even in the theater. That's a line only a high schooler could think is funny
DeathNote said:So the movie covered all the volumes? It wouldn't need a sequel anyway?
Might want to fix that...narcosis219 said:It covers the entire Scott Pilgrim storyline, but it only adapts the first 2.5 (out of 6) volumes. The movie becomes its own thing about halfway through after Scott beats the third ex, though in the end he BOOK SPOILERS
Veidt said:
This dude right here. It was not a fucking good idea to have this fucker in the trailers or posters, or any of the marketing.
Why?
Look at this dude. He's wearing eyeliner, that hipster neck thing that he does, and that hipster hair cut. Did they really expect that this would somehow turn people into watching the film?
This character right there, is why people say SP is a hipster film, and why they perceived it to be as such. Simply because of this bullshit character showing up in the trailers. I literally cringe, just seeing this character in the trailers. Cringed myself half to death in theaters when he first showed up and did that dance.
It's a goddam shame.
Vizionblind said:movie looks too EMO
Veidt said:Why?
Look at this dude. He's wearing eyeliner, that hipster neck thing that he does, and that hipster hair cut. Did they really expect that this would somehow turn people into watching the film?
This character right there, is why people say SP is a hipster film, and why they perceived it to be as such. Simply because of this bullshit character showing up in the trailers. I literally cringe, just seeing this character in the trailers. Cringed myself half to death in theaters when he first showed up and did that dance.
It's a goddam shame.
Ignatz Mouse said:Especially since he exists in the film to be laughed at and punched in the face.
lolG-Fex said:Patel was a great ex and great first boss. :lol You're a drag Veidt.
butter_stick said:Patel is fucking awesome.
The hipster comments are because of Cera and Ramona. Not Patel.
That would have been FUCKING AWESOME OH MY GODneojubei said:It would have been cool if the movie advertising was a fake movie trailer of a Lucas Lee film and at the end of the trailer Lucas Lee comes out of his movie character looks at the screen and says "I'm coming for you Scott Pilgrim" and the ad ends with the Scott Pilgrim vs. the world logo.
It probably would have made a lot more money that wayneojubei said:It would have been cool if the movie advertising was a fake movie trailer of a Lucas Lee film and at the end of the trailer Lucas Lee comes out of his movie character looks at the screen and says "I'm coming for you Scott Pilgrim" and the ad ends with the Scott Pilgrim vs. the world logo.
This.Is awesome.neojubei said:It would have been cool if the movie advertising was a fake movie trailer of a Lucas Lee film and at the end of the trailer Lucas Lee comes out of his movie character looks at the screen and says "I'm coming for you Scott Pilgrim" and the ad ends with the Scott Pilgrim vs. the world logo.
G-Fex said:That would've been great of all commercials were based solely on introducing the Exes.
Mr. Sam said:Anybody else in the UK finding it almost impossible to find somewhere that's showing this? Marmaduke seems to have had a wider release.
love the lyrics :lolbrotkasten said:
After reading his post I spent all day thinking about this idea. My God that would have been SUCH a good marketing campaign.G-Fex said:That would've been great of all commercials were based solely on introducing the Exes.
brotkasten said: