Pitch Perfect hits all the right notes!

Rating: 10/10 (25 October 2015)

Pitch Perfect (2012) it is a musical comedy film and I love it so much. The same way that I love Bring it On (2000) which I love sport films and this is a team completion of a singers on a Capella University. Anna Kendrick is fantastic as Beca Mitchell who changes everything in the singing group. There is a lot of funny moments scenes, this film has a lot chemistry, it is a fun film and the music is good! This film is good I actually don't like music films they aren't my cup of tea. But this film is surprisingly good. I just watched in Friday Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) which was pretty good, I love it, I just love this film much more. Just recently saw this but I love it and have seen the second 3 times already. The singing is good and it's a hilarious movie.
There's nothing more refreshing than when a movie pleasantly surprises you, and "Pitch Perfect" does exactly that. We've all seen plenty of flicks in which a group of singers or dancers struggle with adversity and end up winning over everyone with their earnest performances.The formula hasn't changed here, but it manages to improve upon it with a hugely entertaining cast, some consistently unpredictable humor, and a series of awesome a Capella musical numbers. Everyone in the film is fantastic, but it's Rebel Wilson who steals the spotlight from everyone as the hilarious Fat Amy. If you thought her lines in the trailer were funny, just wait till you see her in full-fledged action. Anna Kendrick is also memorable as the film's down-to-earth protagonist, as is Elizabeth Banks in a small but enjoyable role as an a Capella commentator. But without a doubt, it's the enjoyable stage performances and impromptu sing-offs that make this flick so much fun to watch. The best battle is in the middle, when the girls go against the guys in a game of song tag. The only thing that sort of drags the movie down is the forgettable side story featuring Anna Kendrick and Skyler Astin, but at least it leads up to a sweet conclusion. With a solidly hilarious script and some phenomenal a Capella numbers, "Pitch Perfect" is easily one of the year's most entertaining films, bringing together a strong, original, and eclectic cast with actual singing abilities. Sure, some of the physical gags do go a tad too far at times, but the flick's cheeky sense of comedy and Rebel Wilson's knockout performance make it all worthwhile.
Pitch Perfect is Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story for the Glee set. Or the anti-Glee set even, and it's in that tricky middle that director Jason Moore's quasi-irreverent musical comedy sings. It's never quite the pitch-perfect genre it could be -- oh come on, you knew that one was coming -- but it pays just enough respect to raw talent, takes just enough cheap but affectionate shots at the collegiate singing competition circuit, and strikes just enough of a balance to emerge a full-fledged crowd pleaser. Add to that a well-cast ensemble that knows how to earn a laugh and belt a song and a series of a Capella arrangements primed to convert the unconverted, and you have a comedy that deserves a shot.
I love this film to death it is my favorite film.
Pitch Perfect is a 2012 American musical comedy film directed by Jason Moore. It features an ensemble cast, including Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin, Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp, Brittany Snow, Ester Dean, Alexis Knapp, Hana Mae Lee, Adam DeVine, Ben Platt, John Michael Higgins, and Elizabeth Banks.
10/10 Score: A Studio: Universal Pictures Starring: Anna Kendrick, Skylar Astin, Rebel Wilson Anna Camp, Brittany Snow, Adam DeVine Ben Platt, John Michael Higgins, Elizabeth Banks Director: Jason Moore Producer: Elizabeth Banks Screenplay Kay Cannon Rated: PG-13 Running Time: 1 Hr. 58 Mins. Budget: $17.000.000 Box Office: $64.998.368