Mark Webber: Stephen Stills' acoustic guitar.Brie Larson: Broken hearts denoting Envy Adams' cruelty to Scott.Mary Elizabeth Winstead: Three different shades of hair, denoting how many times Ramona changes hair color.Michael Cera: Scott Pilgrim's bass strings.Johnny Simmons: Rectangles mimicking the design on Young Neil's shirt and his Nintendo DS.Kieran Culkin: A cell phone status bar (Wallace Wells can text while sleeping).Ellen Wong: A pair of knives similar to those which Knives Chau uses in the final fight.Jason Schwartzman: The three triangle symbol of Gideon Graves' company and a pair of glasses.Brandon Routh: Bass guitars (Todd Ingram defeats Scott Pilgrim in a bass duel) and the number 3.Aubrey Plaza: Black squares (which are used to obscure Julie Powers' mouth whenever she curses).Alison Pill: The words "one! two! three! four! (which Kim Pine typically yells to signal the start of a Sex Bob-Omb song) and the Sex-Bob-Omb logo.Anna Kendrick: Coffee stains and wet mug marks (Stacey Pilgrim works at a coffee shop).Chris Evans: Lucas Lee's skateboards and the logo for his company.Culkin shines so brightly that it's too bad graphic novelist Bryan Lee O'Malley didn't write a Wallace-centric spin-off that could be adapted into a sequel.When the cast is listed during the opening credits, the drawings in the background display little motifs related to the characters they play in the movie: With his dark dye job making him look like a younger Tobey Maguire, Culkin is positively show-stopping, chewing up the scenery with his pithy advice and super-ability to phone Scott's put-together younger sister, Stacey ( Anna Kendrick), whenever Scott's acting like an idiot (which is to say, most of the time). In fact, the most interesting character is Wallace. Cera, that ubiquitous Everyman who looks more boy than man, plays Scott as so spineless that it's hard to believe he can harness any of the power points necessary to defeat some of the exes. There's one girl too - the "bi-curious" and "bi-furious" Roxy Richter (a heavily made-up Mae Whitman, who long ago played Cera's girlfriend Ann on Arrested Development).īy the time Scott plows through all of the exes to reach Gideon, the novelty hasn't exactly worn off, but it no longer provides the jolt of excitement that energized the first half of the action. While he's head over heels for her, she calls him "the nicest guy" she's ever gone out with - faint praise when her former significant others include arrogant and conceited types like a handsome action star ( Chris Evans), a super-vegan bassist ( Brandon Routh), and the evil exes' leader, Gideon, a jerky music producer played by Jason Schwartzman. But as the Mortal Kombat-style battles continue and escalate, viewers begins to wonder - along with Scott - why this girl whom he doesn't exactly have sizzling chemistry with is making him risk his life six times to have a happy ending. Scott doesn't quite understand what's going on at first, but he knows he's into Ramona, and if this is what he has to do, he's sorta-kinda willing. Several sexual references using the expletive “f*ck” such as “your about to get f’d in the b”.Īt first, director Edgar Wright creates a meta-clever universe in which Scott's infatuation with Ramona and the first couple of evil-ex showdowns are hilarious and well-executed.
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The band depicted in the movie is called “Sex Bob Bomb”. Nothing remotely severe is shown before they are interrupted. One scene of gay sex, however it is only shown for a second and most of it is cut off by the shot.
Several references to gay sex, sexual intercourse and more.Ī man and a woman make out on a bed but stop before having sex. It is also referenced on several other occasions as “cockiness” and “cocky” however not in the form of the non-swear.
One direct use of “cock” as an insult as “You cocky cock!”. It is also used twice more as a reference to “f*ck-man” referencing Pac-Man. It is used 10 times bleeped out (however it is still very clear what is being said”), it is used twice in letter form such as “OMFG” and “Your about to get f’d in the b”. The word “f*ck” is never said directly, however it is used 14 times in total. Words such as “f*ck”, “sh*t”, “b*tch”, “slut”, “cock”, “ass” and more are used one way or another. In one scene a man has his face slightly cut, no blood. Huge electric monsters fight at a certain point. Scott Pilgrim vs the World is a fun, entertaining flick, but it does use some language that may not be appropriate for kids.Ĭartoon-like fights take place multiple times throughout which include unrealistic depictions of frantic punching, kicking, flying.
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