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Scott Pilgrim with a flaming katana!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim movie was recently featured in my 2010 preview series... and for good reason. If I were forced to make a top 10 anticipated list (don't worry, I won't force yet another list on you) Scott Pilgrim would be high on that list. The Junior effort from Wright and the first time he's working from someone else's material, the flick is going to be fucking insane. Don't believe me? Behold Michael Cera wielding a katana ablaze with red fire:
Told you! Click either the above or below pic to make big. Fans of the comic... notice Gideon overlooking this fight?
The other photo released by Universal is one that was glimpsed in less res fashion in Wright's photo a day series. But here's the group:
Enjoy the glimpses! I hope this means the trailer's on its way!
-Quint
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Need to see more
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Me is going to enjoy dis highly. Don't know squat about the book but Wright is 2 for 2.
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inventive.
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But Cera needs to make out like Shark Boy and gain 30 pounds of Muscle.
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Never read the comic. And I won't till after the movie. See if not knowing the source material has an impact on my opinion.
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Looks like they tried to give that sword some fuckin' personality!
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Jan 06, 2010 10:10:08 PM CST
If Michael Cera completely vanished from existence tomorrow
by anything but tangerines
The world would never know the difference.
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the fact that he's a scrawny loser who also happens to be the "greatest fighter in his province" is part of what makes it so awesome.
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will there be leprechauns?
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Seeing this once I got home after a long day at work completely made my day.
I loooove the comics and this still has me super excited. yay! -
Who would play the part of Michael Cera in all the movies that requires Michael Cera in them? Without the Michael Cera character, all movies involving befuddled nerd-geek-teens with a pure heart, filmed between 2005 and now, would be completely missing their main character. There would be a blank screen for extended periods, with nobody talking, and everybody in the audience would be going "Where's Michael Cera? Where's Michael Cera? This scene needs Michael Cera!"
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I still like the dude.
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conan could grab him by the neck and squeeze until cera's eyeballs popped out. now THAT'S a movie.
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Keep your Kick-Ass and Iron Man 2... this will be the best (hopefully) comic adaption film this year. My one concern is just how Cera is going to be as Scott Pilgrim but I'm feeling a little better about the decision after catching the red band trailer of Youth in Revolt.
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Human civilization needs a Michael Cera memory wipe, and all relics of his must also vanish. Reality itself must be rebooted without Michael Cera.
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Jan 06, 2010 10:33:29 PM CST
Michael Cera should get a pass for Arrested Development
by superfleish76
Everyone associated with that show should get some sort of pass. Will Arnett is using his up pretty quickly though.
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How many Vol. are covered in the film? I think this info was already spilled but I can't remember and I hate research. One of you nerds look that shit up for me;) Flaming katana? I had no idea what I had gotten myself into, but i like it.
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Jan 06, 2010 10:34:37 PM CST
If you're gonna have a Katana...make it A FLAMING ONE!
by isleptwithkathybatesandallthatigotwasthi
Yeah!
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...almost made me cry - looks absolutely fucking perfect. Just look at Winstead's eyes - that is Ramona to a tee. Any concerns I had for the film are now gone. God Bless Edgar Wright.
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Jan 06, 2010 10:42:50 PM CST
MacReady452 it looks like it covers ALL of em... but...
by yotzvonfrelnik
I'm confused about the facts myself. From what I've heard of the movie so far, they go all the way up through BOOK 5. What has me baffled is how they could make the movie covering book six as well, since it hasn't been released yet! Still, simple answer is that I guess O'Malley showed them the finished story in secret so once the book hits shelves in the next few months, fans can finish the tale and then go see the movie next Summer.
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The movie covers all seven exes, how ever seeing as the script was written before book five even existed, I think the movie will stray from the books after the events of book 4. So, one movie for the whole thing, to answer your question. This thing will be dense... but fucking great too, fingers crossed...
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Jan 06, 2010 10:43:51 PM CST
Simon Pegg - Edgar Wright = Less Good Movie
by isleptwithkathybatesandallthatigotwasthi
I thought Hot Fuzz and Shaun Of The Dead were great. I thought Spaced was great.I though Simon Pegg was great.Now, however, i see the error of my ways after watching some of Pegg's Wright-less movies.I pray to God it doesn't work the other way around coz this looks fabtastic!
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Basically, he plays himself in ever movie.
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This shit looks stupid. Granted I haven't read the comic book, but...this shit looks stupid. Maybe I'll be wrong.
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Looks sort of interesting.
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I WANT Cera to pull this off. But I'm really going into this movie with some hesitation. I'm praying I'll be very pleasantly surprised.
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and I'm saying it now, Avatar is not a good movie.
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you like poopoo treats because that is what Avatar is - poopoo. And you all are raving about it.
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kinda late, huh?
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It feels good there is another amongst myself who thinks the same about that stupid ass Avatar.
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All ye that dare spake against them flawed Star Wars prequels hath now embraced thine even lesser Avatar?
Wouldst thou complaineth for thou ownst Prequels now for these many years and yet embraceth thou terribly told story heralded as Avatar? A movie which spake dialogue not worthy of thous't own 3 year olds brain. A movie whos own story doth reflect that of thievery and much more, steadfast predictability? Wilst thou dare send thine own offense with such an embrace an not be considered thou very biased, and to judgeth the prequels so harshly and yet openly recieve thou own POWER BALLAD as delivered in the climax of Avatar? Is it not dare shame to praise such shite openly as you do. Ya, I tell ye that it presents insult upon insult to the listener. -
a flaming sword is cool here, yet the flaming swordfight in ULTRAVIOLET is not?
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Woo!
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You should see my exploding nunchucks!
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Indie/Hipster kid story about dull boys/girls obsessed with girls/boys. Try to become a whole person, instead of looking for completion in some other fractured trend slave.
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I'm not familiar with the comic, but my only problem is seeing Michael Cera being the lead in what otherwise will most likely be an extremely original film experience. I don't hate the guy, in fact I really like some of his work, but it feels like he's playing every akward film role out there. They might as well just name this movie Michael Cera vs. The World. I mean I'm sure even the fans of the comic would rather have an unknown actor in the part, or at least someone who's not the new flavor of the moment.
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Jesus, have you ever seen nerds get to butthurt over a goddamn movie? Just because you assholes think your too cool to actually enjoy the film, doesn't mean it sucks. In fact, quite the contrary, it was one of the best sci-fi/adventure films of the decade, and it's unprecedented critical and commercial success proves that in spades. Really though there is nothing more pathetic then someone who can't stop talking about something they supposedly hate...I mean c'mon, bringing it up in a Scott Pilgrim thread? Get a fucking clue. It's more then fine if you didn't like the film, but move the fuck on. Odds are they actually really did enjoy the film, but in typical nerd fashion turned on it due to it's monster success. But actions speak louder then words, and just the fact that they keep bringing it up ad nauseum means Avatar has them in a strangehold. Bitches.
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Whats the deal with Kim and Ramona being fug-ugly in this movie?
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Jan 07, 2010 1:08:19 AM CST
I'd fuck Ramona Stone so hard generations later would still feel
by dogsoup
Damn.
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Ramona Stone was from David Bowie's Outside album. I'd fuck the shit out of her too. Fuckit, Howabout a Ramona-Soup-Ramona sammich? Slutty delivery girl on one side and slutty art criminal on the other
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how cliche
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is one of those guys that's of a particular era... once that era's over, in a few years, he'll fall off the face of the planet.
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not sold on Ramona's either :)
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filming Expendables. What, Harry too bust making babies? Stone Cold Steve Austin did it. Why am I supposed to care about this Scott Pilgrim bullshit again?
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Jan 07, 2010 2:18:39 AM CST
JUST FELL IN LOVE WITH THE COMICS, WORRIED ABOUT THIS MOVIE.....
by tehcreepythinman
I've posted this before but it's worth repeating here. I’m not a big comic buff but knowing that Edgar Wright was making an adaptation of this comic series, which I was vaguely aware of, peaked my interest enough to get a hold of the first Vol. at my local library. PHUCING LOVED IT!!! So much so that I ordered all five Vol. off Amazon. This is a GREAT series of books and I absolutely love that it’s a very Canadian comic (Born and raised in Hamilton btw). Now, I was living in Scotland during the late 90’s and remember seeing Spaced when it first premiered on Channel 4 back in 1999. MASTERPIECE. The first series was seven episodes of complete and utter perfection and I will be forever grateful to Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Jessica Stevenson for making that incredible show. I liked series two but it’s Return of the Jedi, to the first series Empire Strikes Back, to use an analogy that Spaced fans should appreciate. When I heard that Wright and Pegg were making a zombie movie I almost came. Shaun of the Dead was a great movie and so was Hott Fuzz but the one thing I will say is that they don’t feel as well rounded as Spaced and I think that’s because Jessica Stevenson’s lack of participation. Having laid my geek cards out, I have to say that, based on everything that I’ve read, I’m worried about the movie adaptation of Scott Pilgrim. After reading the first five Vol.’s, Edgar Wright seems like the PERFECT person to helm a feature based on these comics. BUT, the problem I see with this movie is that they seem to be rushing it out. I have a theory as to why that would be but I’ll get to that later. First, it appears that this movie is based on, primarily, the first 3 comics. From what I understand, the screenplay was written after the release of number 3 and I can only assume that they were in pre-Production when number 4 was released. This means that they may have incorporated elements from number four during the late stages of Pre-production and even throughout shooting as re-writes often happen during the making of movies. However, this movie is very visual effects intensive, not to mention all the fight choreography involved, so it doesn’t seem likely that they would have been able to make much use of Vol. 4. I have nothing to do with this movie, so maybe I’m wrong, but I’m making my assumptions based on what I do know of film production, from what I’ve read over the years. The main point of contention that I have is that it’s been reported that, in the movie, Scott fights all seven exes. My issue with this is that they only had, virtually, half the story when they started scripting and it looks like Wright and his screenwriter (Michael Bacall, whoever the *beep* he is, seriously, the guys done NOTHING!) are just making up the story, probably, based on what O’Malley told them would or might happen in books 4, 5 and 6. This really bothers me as I would like a TRUE adaptation of Scott Pilgrim, not some half assed flick based on half a story that hasn’t even been finished. Could Wright and Bacall (why even hire this tool, my nomination would have been Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont, Co-Writers and Co-Directors of Josie and the Pussycats, for screenwriting duties, as that movie was GREAT) have crafted a conclusion that might satisfy Pilgrim’s (did I just coin a term for fans?)? Maybe, but not likely, and it won’t be true to O’Malley’s vision. There were three possibilities in adapting Scott Pilgrim and they are all MUCH better then the prospect of Half-Pilgrim which is what we seem to be getting. One; make a trilogy. Split books 1&2, 3&4, 5&6 into a three part series. This would allow the filmmakers time to make the movies and be able to adapt the last two books properly. However, I do understand that SP might not be the best piece of material to turn into a trilogy, so, on to suggestion…. Two; do a two part film. Had they done this, the film makers could have concentrated on adapting the first three books and, by the time the movie comes out, book six should have been finished which would have allowed them to make a sequel that focused on books 4, 5 and 6. This, to me, would have been the most satisfying prospect and, on a geek note, I would have preferred the movies to be called Scott Pilgrim’s Precious Little Life/Scott Pilgrim and the Infinite Sadness. Three; wait until book six was out and make a single movie. This idea isn’t as good as number Two but I do understand that they might only get one shot at doing a SP movie and, if the first film tanked, a second might not be made. So the idea of making one big movie seems like a good way to go for practical reasons. What we are getting is one movie but, as stated before, it will only be half the story while Wright and Bacall make up the rest and I don’t look forward to this movie as much as I once did knowing this. So, why are they rushing this rather then wait until book six came out? It’s because the comic, beloved as it is, is still a niche project without mainstream exposure. It’s also because Michael Cera is playing Scott Pilgrim and, I would bet, that this project only got the greenlight based on the fact that Juno was a huge hit. So Wright and Co. couldn’t wait and rushed this into production because after the failure of Year One it might have been a bit more difficult to get Pilgrim made once people realize that Cera isn’t bankable and got lucky to star in a 100 million plus hit. I also don’t think he’s right for the part either, however, I do admire the fact that Wright is trying to cast Canadian’s as Canadian characters. I just wish Cera wasn’t playing Pilgrim. There is one more problem with making a single movie out of this series besides the ones previously mentioned. Scott Pilgrim, to me, works on three different levels. You have the comedy (WHY IS EVERYONE OBSESSED WITH LESBIANS?!?), the heart (those quiet moments where the characters are contemplating/lamenting their station in life) and the fight scene’s between the seven evil exes. My worry is that, by making one movie, there will be too much focus on the fight sequences and not enough on the pathos. I’m sure that there will be plenty of jokes but it’s the little, identifiable real life moments, that really make the Scott Pilgrim comics for me. So I started with great excitement about this movie to now being fairly pessimistic that it’s going to be Scott Pilgrim-Lite. My hope was that we were going to get a movie that could, potentially, be a cross between Kung Fu Hustle and Clerks 2. Now I’m very worried that all that we will get is fight scene’s and video game references for two hours with a few jokes thrown in. I wanted Scott Pilgrim to be the Canadian equivalent of Spaced, if not better, but I don’t think that’s what we’ll see when we purchase our tickets and sit in the theatre in 2010. Sadface. Someone at the IMDB said that O Malley wanted it to stray from the books, to be it’s own thing, to which I replied…. Then why even bother adapting the comic in the first place? An adaptation doesn’t have to be a direct translation, ala Sin City, but it’s illogical to adapt a story that’s only half written then make up the rest on your own. Put it this way. Imagine you have a really great book. Someone takes that book and decides they want to adapt it. They then rip the book in half, adapt the first half then make up the other half themselves. Does. Not. Make. Sense. Let me use a comparison. The Godfather. Francis Ford Coppola took the book and cut it in half and made two films out of it. Both are masterpieces. Later Coppola made the Godfather Part 3 which was a clearly inferior film despite the involvement of Mario Puzo, who wrote the original book. You see, when Puzo wrote The Godafther, there was no Coppola, no movie, nothing. He just sat down and wrote a book. Had no idea of what it would become so it was all from his own imagination and perspective. Now, when he was working on The Godfather Part 3, suddenly he had Coppola sticking his nose in the scripting process, which is never as intensive or involved as writing a novel, which is why the movie pales in comparison to the first two movies. Ironically, Puzo wrote a book called The Last Done a few years later which is what Godfather 3 should have been. The point is that I don’t expect a slavish adaptation where every word and storyline is included. I expect Edgar Wright to make his own movie BUT, at the same time, what his adaptation needs to do is capture the spirit of O’Malley’s books. The problem is that, as I said, he’s only using half the story while making up the rest which means that it’s not a true adaptation that would have distilled the essence of the books into one great movie. I hope I’m wrong and the movie will be great but this is a message board and I’m just venting because I want this movie to be good because I think the SP books have what it takes to make a great flick.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_klmWc-BVZc
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I think years of seeing twenty-somethings cast as young teens has crippled my ability to distinguishes actual twenty-somethings from young teens.
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Jan 07, 2010 4:30:54 AM CST
I refuse to believe i'm the only one who jerks off to the girls
by nelsono
mmhmm.
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He is a blight upon the world, and no he doesnt get a free pass because of Arrested Development, that still would have been great without him.
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Jan 07, 2010 5:04:10 AM CST
I'd rather Wright had made Hot Fuzz 2: FuzzyWuzzyWuzzaWoman
by masteryoda007
Seriously the sequel potential for Hot Fuzz is great. Cant you just imagine all of the Bad Boys II winks and nudges that could be incorporated. Now thats what I'm talking about!
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Yup, we seen this shit on tv for years and for FREE!You can get the same effects on Kamen Rider and Power Rangers!
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Nasty.
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I'll admit I wasn't all that excited when I found out that Michael Cera would be playing the lead, but that shot of the characters makes me think otherwise. He seems to have the gawkish awkwardness that I always loved about Scott Pilgrim. And the rest of the characters are instantly recognizable. The fact that Edgar Wright is the director is a HUGE bonus for me. I can't wait for this, I really hope it lives up to the hype.
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Please tell me I'm wrong and he wasn't stunt-cast in this!
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Having said that however, everyone thought Lori Petty would make a good Tank Girl, and that movie "tanked". Granted it was mostly the director's fault. Really wish they'd remake Tank Girl and do it properly this time.
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Maybe I should just quit my fucking bellyaching and actually read the fucking books.
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But I thought it's about twenty-somethings. Those kids look highschoolers.
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. . . have already made up their minds that the yet-to-be-viewed movie adaptations are awesome. I'm already needing a mop for all the gushing.
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They are peobably holding off on Hot Fuzz 2 until Bad Boys 3 comes out.
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Looks like the typical rag tag of emo fags. PASS!
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But lesser than the Star Wars prequels? You need to go back and watch the prequels again. Ugh. Just horrid. Truly abhorrent. I like them less every year.
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But these stills just aren't doing it for me. And I don't want to beat a dead horse (too much) but Cera is way over hyped right now and needs to go away. I'm sorry, but the impression I got of Scott Pilgrim in the book did not, at any point, scream to me, "Michael Cera should play him in a movie!" I don't get the casting choice at all.
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Him and Shia La Beffy need to go away for 10 years and return when they're interesting again.
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they're sad that Avatar's getting more love than the prequels. It deserves it. Cameron created a fun world, something that was devoid in the latest Star Wars films (hell I would argue also missing from every Star Wars film save for A New Hope).
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plays the same awkward little shit teen in EVERY FUCKING FILM. Makes Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn look like great character actors (hey at least Vaughn played Psycho in that shitty remake and Ben Stiller had the decency to put on a moustache and change his voice). This film looks like a hipster's weak ass wet dream. Hell they even have their king Jason Schwartzman as the main villain. I'm surprised Zooey Deschanel isn't in this.
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in every movie. They just cast him in these parts, since the "Cera" character he plays is pretty unique in movies. It worked so great in Superbad, he gathered a lot of good will. I think he has a place in comedies, even if he milks this character to the bone. But I'm sure he'll try to do something else, when he gets the chance.
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I'll take Cera over Eisenberg ANY DAY. The next movie Eisenberg should be in ought to be called ACTINGland.
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They got nothing on Avatar. It is not the best movie and there is some near Ewoks style of nonsense, but it is kept to a minimum. And those morons that complain about the dialogue, it is still way better than the prequels. Also, it is established that Sully is a moron from the word go, so he is no conversationalist. The female N'avi is ESL. What do you expect?
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Jan 07, 2010 11:35:56 AM CST
ISleptWithKathyBatesAndAllThatIG otWasThisStupidTalkbackName
by dharma4
I found the biggest flaw in your argument:
There hasn't been a film Wright has done without Pegg, not counting his first two STUDENT films and this one. And you sure as hell can't judge based on...
...Oh what am I talking about? This is an AICN talkback. Of course shitheads are going to diss the movie before it even comes out :) -
Cant wait for the trailer to fuck my eyeballs!
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Jan 07, 2010 12:18:49 PM CST
TOPHER GRACE SHOULD BE PLAYING SCOTT PILGRIM!!!FACT!!!
by tehcreepythinman
Yeah, I’d prefer a Canadian in the role, but I was watching That 70’s Show and Grace seems like the perfect fit. He’s got that geeky awkwardness that the role needs but Spider-man 3 shows that he can also project the strength of character that Pilgrim develops through the series. Michael Cera just looks like a fucking creep and I can’t stand watching him.
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There have been extensive rewrites since the first draft, with all the books (even 6) considered AND with O'Malley's direct input. The (Movie they haven't seen/Michael Cera) haters can all go jump in a lake. This movie will be awesome.
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Michael Cera = Schlub. He's not cute, and Scott most definitely is supposed to be cute. Scott is also supposed to irradiate a loser-style lovability, which I don't get off Cera. Plus, Cera has a weak chin.
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I'm hoping this will be great.
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Jan 07, 2010 1:03:17 PM CST
This movie is going to be lame. This movie is going to rock.
by stovetopstuffin'
Fuck Michael Cera, he's awesome. Indie bullshit for hipster assholes. You're all so unaware of how badass the comic books are. Edgar Wright is the best. I hate Shaun of the Dead. This looks like Power Rangers. Fuck yeah, a flaming sword!
Did I miss anything, fucktards? If you haven't read the books, don't base your entire assessment on a couple stills and Cera's prior films. If you are super stoked for the movie, don't hate on anyone who hasn't read the books or seen all of Wrights films. Point being, all of you are shitfuckers. Peace! -
I am very excited for the movie. I hope it turns out as good as, or better than the books.
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...but my gripe with the film is simply that I do love the books and don't think Cera is right for the lead role (not even close actually). *shrug*
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but my point is, we haven't seen the movie, so we don't know if he's right or not. Almost everyone thought Heath Ledger was all wrong for the Joker, and that Crispin Glover was the best choice. People thought that Hugh Jackman fella was all wrong for Wolverine and thought Russel Crowe was the best choice.
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lol, but Cera hasn't proven to me that he can do anything BUT Cera and those guys did. I'm not arguing your point - I get it. And you're certainly right. Don't judge a book by it's cover and all that. I guess the point for some of us is that we just don't want to see Cera, period. Nothing to do with this film, really.
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you haven't seen Cera as the psychic killer yet. :)
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With geeks?
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mailing everyone who spent money on Year One their money back? Or a free ticket to some other movie that doesn't have him? At least Jack Black knows to hide in shame, I swear Cera is this years Worthington.
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looks amazingly like Patrick Fugit in Almost Famous, dontcha think? Im really looking forward to this flick actually as I love the books (although Raymona becomes more of a bitch as they go on, which hopefully wont translate over to the film). Winstead looks awesome, ten times hotter than usual which I didnt think was possible, and most of the cast look great (having Jason Schwartzman in anything is a plus, particularly if hes playing your main antagonist) but Cera is really the concern. I always imagined Scott Pilgrim as more of a dopier version of Marty Mc Fly than...you know...George Michael. and yeah, I have to agree Cera does play the same damn part in nearly everything, but, being an optimist I hope he'll pull the thumb out for this one....
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... haha Zoey Deschanel. She is every hipster's ideal woman. I can't fucking stand her.
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Sign me up.
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It looks like a live action translation with no modifications for that shift, ie toning down O'Malley's bizare touches. Sweet.
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I am half way through Vol.1 with Vol.2 next in line and I can say 2 things about these stills.1. Young Neil, Ramona, Knives, Stephen Stills all look spot on.2. I literally just started reading these knowing full well that Cera is the lead in the movie and I STILL can't picture him as Scott Pilgrim in the book.3. Topher would have been great but(seems to be the classic dream casting error)he is to old at this point. I don't hate Cera but I just don't see him in the role.
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Without Arnold or Molly.
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Like it will be a hoot. I literally thought 'Pilgrim, Flowers, Young Neil, Chau, Stills' as I stared at the bar pic. So very spot on!
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