Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) - This Video Game is Addictive!

Rating: 9/10 (5 June 2011)

A retelling of the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel, hits the big screen. At first, I thought the movie was going to be some random movie with weird elements. The strangest thing, I never even read the graphic novel. But when I started to know more about the story and its elements, that made me want to see it, and made me change my mind! The film tells the story of Scott Pilgrim, who falls in love with a mysterious girl, but he must fight for her love, by defeating all of her seven ex-boyfriends, "The Evil X's", to be exact! The film was an excellent piece about fighting for love, and the film was like playing a video game. The whole film had the neatest cast that includes Michael Cera, Anna Kendrick, Kieran Culkin, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, & Jason Schwartzman. Michael Cera made a funny performance in the title role, that made me laugh at times, and it was easy to cheer him on! Although sharing a pretty good chemistry with his co-star, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, this movie is more of a stylish action-comedy, than it is a romance. Also, the film had both awesome visual effects and amazing graphics that made the movie into a hand-held video game. Filled with stylish cinematography, and gorgeous editing, it's nearly impossible not to smile! Every scene is filled with such memorabilia to pay tribute to the many classic video games out there. You want find a movie like this anywhere else, I promise you that! Many elements of the storyline has it's own visual style, and it's really impressive! This film is one of the most awesome movies I had ever seen, and made me want to play more video games, or maybe not! This is a ridiculously enjoyable film that I hope I'll see again soon, and it's also one of the best movies of 2010. You don't have to be a video game fan to like this movie, this is also a tribute to those who are a fan of film. Go check it out, if you haven't seen it! "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World", in my review, "Breathtaking visuals, and remarkable taste".