Scott Pilgrim ( Michael Cera) is a 23 year old still fall victim to some form of emotional late adolescence. He plays bass in a rock band, like all those of his generation, has undergone a rigorous training based on 8bit video games and looking for a love story "safe" with a 17 year old, practicing nihilism so much per pound. When in his life bursts Ramona (Mary Elizabeth Winstead ), New York, beautiful, soul and indie rebel in his own way with colored hair, everything takes a back seat, even the small detail that, to really have a relationship with She, Scott will have to fight and defeat his seven former especially, meeting in a fraternity aimed at addressing the future life of the girl from them (once) beloved ( synopsis of the film by Gabriele Niola site MyMovies.it ). Taken from the graphic novel by Bryan Lee O'Malley , almost unknown in Italy, Scott Pilgrim vs. . the World is certainly an enjoyable film, not great in terms of inherently cinematic, visually superb, but where you really notice all the sixty million spent on the film's a shame that in this worldwide product has not even arrived to collect fifty, so making him come right in the biggest flop of 2010. Failure
undeserved, then: fight scenes (well turned but cheesy) and physiological loss of rhythm in part, the result is in fact at times hilarious, the cast is working hard and the director uses in a timely and efficient technology (not very common nowadays) in the coming off-axis (when assembly cuts from one scene to another completely different, keeping the composition of the frame).
However, essentially a film for videogame fans for an evening or disengaged style pizza and beer.
