People keep asking me if I've seen Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. I have. I loved it. I knew I would love it, and I did. It's awesome, or whatever.
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ReplyDeleteGo see Scott Pilgrim and go while it's in the theater or you will hate yourself when you have to watch it on a little screen.
Anyone need a sitter?
Who comes up with these ideas? It does seem to have some "classic" moments. I may wait for the small screen version though - seems to be my lot in life.
ReplyDeletei have been dying to see this movie. so glad it gets the Kacy stamp of approval.
ReplyDeleteThis movie was so awesome! Well worth the price of admission.
ReplyDeleteOn what scale would you say you love it... 1) Like McDonald's; or 2) Love it like a rock; or 3) Want to marry it; or 4) Love it tender, love it true; or 5) Absolutely, positively love it; 6) In the realm of infatuation; or 7) None of the above.
ReplyDeleteDid you take Ben? Can we get his review?
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