Think of Scott as Ramona's "Knives".Darkmakaimura said:I just finished watching after consuming more Irish Cream than I should have. This is seriously something somebody should watch more on pot than alcohol. Pretty much throughout a good deal of it was "wtf?". This fulfills anyone with ADD and will upset the stomach of any drunk. As someone who has never read the comics and has experienced the movie for the first time tonight, I only have to ask what the hell did Ramona see in Scott? Scott reminds me a lot of myself in a way so believe me when I can say I don't see what she saw in him in the first place. Also, what a dick he was with the "Knife" (Asian girl). I liked her. But I guess to each their own. Overall, not too bad of a movie. I've seen more annoying "hipster" movies. Loved the game references (Clash at Demonhead for a band name... heh).
wow were you seriously expecting something?lunarworks said:No mention at the Oscars for anything. Oh well.
lunarworks said:No mention at the Oscars for anything. Oh well.
It really sucks.oatmeal said:Oh, and FUCK BR LIVE.
lunarworks said:No mention at the Oscars for anything. Oh well.
lunarworks said:No mention at the Oscars for anything. Oh well.
I want the Blood and Ice Cream trilogy finale too. So badly.Discotheque said:LOL. Any word on how successful the dvd sales have been so far? More people need to see this awesome film. Even the icy heart of Armond White was melted for this one (he named it best of 2010).
I still want the third film in the blood and ice cream trilogy more than anything else, but I'm done doubting Edgar Wright's future projects whatever they are. I'm day one for Ant-Man even with me being bummed out on comic book films.
It's not that illogical to expect a sound/editing/vfx nomination for this.smokeymicpot said:Why would you expect something?
I hate you, please die.I AM JOHN! said:
Editing, perhaps. Maybe sound. VFX was going to be a stretch. It did make the bakeoff though, so that's something.big ander said:It's not that illogical to expect a sound/editing/vfx nomination for this.
I'm mad jealous. How much did it run you if you don't mind me asking?I AM JOHN! said:
A lot, actually. $250 for the poster on eBay and then another $300 or something on top of that for the nice-ass framing job (I'm not really remembering because I got my Poultrygeist poster framed at the same time and I got $100 knocked off the price or something because I gave those guys a lot of money). And that's not even counting the Nega Scott variant of that poster I also bought and is sitting in a poster tube under my desk._dementia said:I'm mad jealous. How much did it run you if you don't mind me asking?
Do you read about economic woes and high unemployment levels and just laugh from your nerd cave?I AM JOHN! said:A lot, actually. $250 for the poster on eBay and then another $300 or something on top of that for the nice-ass framing job (I'm not really remembering because I got my Poultrygeist poster framed at the same time and I got $100 knocked off the price or something because I gave those guys a lot of money). And that's not even counting the Nega Scott variant of that poster I also bought and is sitting in a poster tube under my desk.
But it was worth it.
Such are the glories of being a college kid who can afford to blow a paycheck on really stupid shit because he still lives at home.butter_stick said:Do you read about economic woes and high unemployment levels and just laugh from your nerd cave?
The editing was pretty good!Firestorm said:Scott Pilgrim vs the World in 60 seconds brought to you by the people who did Pokemon Apokelypse: http://vancouver.virginradio.ca/VideoChannel/FakeFilmFestival/View.aspx?PostID=35729
iTunes is telling me they have it in HD if you get it on an iPad or Apple TV.WanderingWind said:I want to legally buy an HD copy of this movie. iTunes and Amazon don't have it. Am I out of luck?
big ander said:iTunes is telling me they have it in HD if you get it on an iPad or Apple TV.
There's the blu-ray too. Which is awesome.
Yeah, but not sure if it's HD.WanderingWind said:Hm. I'm seeing it in standard on iTunes on my PC. Does the blu-ray have a digital copy with it like some others?
Firestorm said:Yeah, but not sure if it's HD.
Great deal. I should have waited (Haven't even watched my copy yet).johnsmith said:It's on sale this week for 13.99 on bluray at amazon and bestbuy.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0043GAZYS/
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Scott+P...u-ray+Disc/1364902.p?skuId=1364902&id=2155350
BUY IT!
johnsmith said:It's on sale this week for 13.99 on bluray at amazon and bestbuy.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0043GAZYS/
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Scott+P...u-ray+Disc/1364902.p?skuId=1364902&id=2155350
BUY IT!
Marty Chinn said:Don't buy if you want the Digital Copy included. Mine just arrived today and even though the link and receipt say it includes it, the version I got clearly does not.
I know this post is old, but Suda has been tweeting about Scott Pilgrim for weeks. It's really funny.BocoDragon said:Grasshopper Manufacture's Facebook page is excitedly saying that Scott Pilgrim is coming to Japanese theatres in April. I don't have a more direct source, but it sounds legit. I'm happy about that. IMO Scott's fantasy life is 95% based on Japanese videogames so I think it's appropriate!
EDIT: Here's a source.
I have my digital copy permanently cued up at Garbage Truck. :3_dementia said:Great deal. I should have waited (Haven't even watched my copy yet).
Really? I just got my copy from amazon (no slipcover) a couple days ago and it has the blu-ray, digital copy, dvd version, and an instant stream bonus movie (Tremors or Pitch black).Dead said:The only copies of the Blu-ray with the Digital Copy are the ones with the Slipcover, if it doesn't have a slipcover, its just the blu-ray
JLG- said:Really? I just got my copy from amazon (no slipcover) a couple days ago and it has the blu-ray, digital copy, dvd version, and an instant stream bonus movie (Tremors or Pitch black).
No it doesn't say anything on the cover or anywhere mentioning a digital copy. On the spine it just says Blu-ray + DVD and on the cover at the top it says, "LEVEL UP! COLLECTOR'S EDITION." Inside there was an insert with the digital copy code and there's also an insert telling you about a free bonus movie that you can stream. I posted a pic in the pick-ups thread.Marty Chinn said:Did yours say Digital Copy anywhere on the cover though? Mine didn't have a slip cover but I also see no mention of the Digital Copy. On the spine it just shows Blu Ray + DVD. On the back there is no mention even though the pictures of the slip cover show that they do mention it. So is there a code inside still? I haven't opened it cuz i was going to return it.
How are the comics? I've never owned any comic(except for Calvin-n-Hobbes) but I'm interested in the Scott Pilgrim one.LonelyIsland said:got this for Christmas from my girlfriend:
only the boxset and poster, I added in the bluray and movie ticket just for kicks.
Comics are great. They're basically the movies but longer. Just as vivid and exciting, but you get even more time with all of the characters.undrtakr900 said:Just got through watching the movie from Netflix and I have to say Scott Pilgrim(like Kick-Ass) were two comic-to-movie films I'd never heard about before but wound up loving the movies.
How are the comics? I've never owned any comic(except for Calvin-n-Hobbes) but I'm interested in the Scott Pilgrim one.
The comics are great. I recommend them to everyone.undrtakr900 said:Just got through watching the movie from Netflix and I have to say Scott Pilgrim(like Kick-Ass) were two comic-to-movie films I'd never heard about before but wound up loving the movies.
How are the comics? I've never owned any comic(except for Calvin-n-Hobbes) but I'm interested in the Scott Pilgrim one.
undrtakr900 said:Just got through watching the movie from Netflix and I have to say Scott Pilgrim(like Kick-Ass) were two comic-to-movie films I'd never heard about before but wound up loving the movies.
How are the comics? I've never owned any comic(except for Calvin-n-Hobbes) but I'm interested in the Scott Pilgrim one.
You, sir, have the literary opinion of an onion, and I consider your review to be a worse service to mankind than the actions of Hitler.MattKeil said:I found the comics to be fairly unimpressive and subject to the "OMG someone mentioned Zelda in another medium!" phenomenon. I loved the movie, though, and I theorize it's because Scott Pilgrim lives or dies (at least for me) on how likable Scott is. The comic Scott is a borderline irredeemable asshole. The film Scott is a much better person and it was easier to buy a hopeful ending for him.
It's not a bad comic series but it's tremendously overblown by its fanbase. Then again, what isn't? If you liked the movie that much it's probably worth checking them out if you can find them for a decent price or borrow them from someone, just don't expect the masterwork of illustrative literature some try to make it out to be.
big ander said:Comics are great. They're basically the movies but longer. Just as vivid and exciting, but you get even more time with all of the characters.
I don't read comics. The only ones I do are SP and Walking Dead. But Scott Pilgrim comics are still one of my favorite anythings.
Okay you guys convinced me to get it and its only $7 dollars which is even better_dementia said:The comics are great. I recommend them to everyone.
BocoDragon said:You, sir, have the literary opinion of an onion, and I consider your review to be a worse service to mankind than the actions of Hitler.