Did you see Scott Pilgrim?

[Adzma]

Saw it and disliked it greatly. Didn't hate it, but I wouldn't see it again.

 

[EeveeElectro]

Saw it twice, first with my best friend (Got in for free too hooray!) and second with my boyfriend because I told him, "It has gaming references, bass guitar battles and stupid humour, everything you love!"
It's probably my favourite movie right now. I loved the comic book effect editing, like the school and door bell 'brrrrrrrrrings' It was quite creative in that aspect, similar to how Sin City is made.

 

[smithy_2045]

No, I wanted to but never got around to it.

 

[Korten12]

No, but I want to, read the books in my library a couple of weeks ago, good books.

 

[Gunner_Guardian]

Saw the movie, read the comics and played the game.... so yes

 

[Zeraki]

I really wanted to see it, but it wasn't in theaters long enough and I had been too busy with work to get some free time. So I'm waiting for the DVD/Blu-ray release to watch it.

 

[Queen Michael]

I saw it, loved it, told all my friends about it and tried to get a bunch of other friends to see it before the cinema stopped showing it but we were a little too late and never ended up seeing it again. I had read the first four Scott Pilgrim comics and I finish the fifth after seeing the film, it was quite an enjoyable experience because I knew kind of what to expect but not the finale, likewise the comic had a fresh ending after the film.

Not that I download movies, I don't even owna computer. I wait for the movies to reach theaters.

Holy crap then how are you talking to us?

Through the magic of public library computers.

 

[sfd1985]

I saw it at the cinema, then bought the comic books - liked them both for different reasons, normally changes made rile me but I thought the film was a good adaptation. Will probably get it on DVD as I'm sure I'll view it differently a second time. As an aside, this year has been really poor for films, either that or I'm getting more critical?

 

[pha kin su pah]

wanted to see it never got round to, probably will get the dvd.

 

[Jabberwock xeno]

Yes.

It was freaking amazing. It was like someone mashed up video games, manga, Dragon Ball Z, then made a movie out of it.

When does that glorious piece of awesome come out on DVD again?

 

[PhunkyPhazon]

Yep, they got my $10. I was a little late to see it though, by the time I went it was only showing in a smaller theater and there were only two other people in attendance.

 

[thylasos]

I didn't see it, simply because I basically hate going to the cinema. I'm also far too busy at the moment, and none of my friends were badgering me into it.

I might see it at some point in the next year or two, but I'm not enormously motivated, to be honest.

 

[Cheesus333]

I saw it with a load of friends - absolutely loved it. It's my new favourite film. I'll be getting the DVD ASAP, and I'm working my way through the graphic novels now

 

[Acidwell]

I hate michael cera and i hate the expendables(which isaw in the cinema) thut its SCOTT FUCKING PILGRIM. It is above both of these and is an awesome graphic novel and really good film.
What does it have to do with the expendables.

 

[traineesword]

uurrrm... i don't quite understand your question... but i hope this answers it
I don't think people's sexuality is written in their genes or anything.

For your consideration:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biology_and_sexual_orientation

i guess this opinion formed when one of my friends was telling me about how her cousin is definitely gay, but that he couldn't help it, all about how he tried really hard to be straight but couldn't do it. I met him and it was a pile of crap, he'd only tried like, 2 girls, carefully making sure to pick the biggest bitches he could. He went in half-heartedly, trying to hate the experience as much as possible.
and i guess i don't like it when people pretend to give things a go but don't try at all... unless they are forced to do so... urgh, i'm such a contradictory person xD

i don't understand why you have to "try" at all. I certainly didn't need to try dating men to know I wasn't attracted to them.

i really like how you quoted me... your first post was all like "i'm just interested, not bothered by your opinion at all", and after i give what i personally think, you immediatly refer me to a wikipedia article in attempt to disprove my opinion ¬_¬ i want to say why weren't you straight forward about it, but to be fair, you kinda were, so i can't say that.

and i'm not saying that you have to have tried to get an opinion. i just was expressing my hate for people who claim to have tried but evidently happen. and thats good for you, that you've never thought "oh, that guy seemed quite nice" and suddenly found yourself pining for them. its a weird experience when you were very certain you were straight, i'm glad you've not had to under go it.

I stick by what i believe, its your own thoughts followed up by actions at the end of the day that decides it for you. and whilst thoughts can be influenced by genes/human nature/whatever you want to call it, i think actions are more to do with the individuals environment. which includes whether there are hormones, depressants and/or stimulants running through their veins, as well as their current emotions, attitude and how they've been brought up.

its not like it matters though what i think at the end of the day. self-proclaimed bi-sexuals will still blow their own trumpets, particular people will still shake their heads at me when i say state my opinion as if i'm some poor deluded monkey for not believing everything i read and hear about as absolute fact when they themselves would ignore sources contrary to their opinion in another situation.

anyway, Scott Pilgrim, when's it get released on DVD?

 

[JoshFTL]

I saw it 3 times at cinema, its pretty much my favourite film now! I also bought all the books after seeing the film.

 

[WolfThomas]

Through the magic of public library computers.

Well...that's not as cool as say if you had technopathic superpowers.

 

[Space Captainface]

Saw it at the theatre. It's terrible. Really, really awful movie. Horrible mulch for hipster twats and easily led gamers. I hope the makers enjoy your money.

Oh, wait, and my money too.

Crap.

 

[mr_rubino]

How do these ex's make up the entire population of the earth world? Are they meant to be the 7 sins or something? I really hope not, it would just make it worse.

In the title "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World", "The World" is "the world" in the metaphorical sense. His life is going nowhere and getting worse, this is his fight "against the world in which he lives" to grow up and take responsibility for himself and his life.

I shouldn't have had to explain that. :\

-m

Now really don't want to see that film, sounds like it's full of teeny angst.

dude, you're younger than most of the characters in the film.

-m

I am going to have to go with a petulant retort, and? Maybe I should have said it has a strong emo vibe or something but it just doesn't sound the least bit interesting.

I RATHER LITERALLY DON'T KNOW A SINGLE THING ABOUT THIS MOVIE BUT I WISH TO LOUDLY ANNOUNCE HOW MUCH I HATE IT!
Honestly, I'm not shocked that you're some kid trying to sound grown-up at all, because that seems to be a trend among people who have been clinging to half-thought-out reasons to hate this movie, but you're laying it on incredibly thick right now.

Anyway, the whole "He always plays the same character" argument has pretty much become parody when the trailer shows Cera kicking dudes in the face. But it's pretty obvious people are saying what they think will make others see them as wise and indepedent-minded when they say that, so any attempt to make them realize how silly they sound bounces right off.

It's like the people who say "Here are my illogical reasons for disliking this movie. I will now call attention to the fact that I am fully aware I sound like a fool by going on about how everyone will insult me for SHARING THEM. I NEED TO BE MARTYRED FOR MY CONTRARY BELIEFS! PLEASE GIVE ME ATTENTION!"

EDIT: To head off the buffer posts (i.e. "herpderp yur mad cuz i have a different opinion" yadda-yadda-yadda), I'm not mad at your discerning and well-thought-out opinions. I'm laughing at your need to be praised/damned for not putting any thought into what it is you dislike and why, and thinking that kind of silliness is acceptable in a discussion about why you don't like something.