There are some weekends "when the box office Feels Like a moviegoer's smorgasbord: You want action? There's "The Expendables." You want romance destination with a little eye candy sprinkled on top? There's "Eat, Pray, Love."
And if you want quirky nerditude thrown in with your comedic love story, there's "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World."
This movie has Been buzzed about for so long That it's kind of surprising the film is just now opening in theaters, but their lo and behold, it is - and the tests more often please Not Want to love it, despite the ITS flaws.
David Edelstein at NPR Said That "Scott Pilgrim" "Zapraszamy Have Been Among the coolest movies ever made," if not for the "parade of super-Villain exes," wakes up "is like a forced march," He Said In His review. "I felt I'd had my fill of the fights" when there were still five exes to go. "
Entertainment Weekly, wakes Gave the movie an "Almost excellent" grade of B, noted That despite director Edgar Wright's fresh spin on Bringing a graphic novel to the big screen, it still Might Remind you of Similar adaptations, Particularly "Ghost World." Nevertheless , EW says, the movie maintains a "madly clever and Playful let's-try-it-all is prankishness ITS own."
Reviewer for Slate Dana Stevens, "Scott Pilgrim" is kind of like "Cinematic Pop Rocks, a neon-hued, defiantly non-Nutritive confection nonetheless That makes you laugh at the ITS sheer bold Novelty." So while the fight scenes and May get Repetitive Might you feel an ADD diagnosis is coming on Leaving the theater, moviegoers Stevens assures that this is an movie retains a Particular kind of magic.
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