Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is a film bursting with awesome. Somehow, director Edgar Wright has managed to craft a film so entertaining, so heartwarming, so fun, its a wonder this film doesn’t explode under the pressure of its own awesome.

Although the show floor was opened up last night, the San Diego Comic-Con officially opened today. Read this concise wrap-up of everything important that you missed at the con.

Finally, after several long months of production blogs and fan hype, the first official trailer for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World has premiered online. The film, written and directed by Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) and based on the popular indie comic by Bryan Lee O’Malley, looks like it is staggeringly close [...]

Comic book fans have been clamoring for a look at director Edgar Wright’s (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) adaptation of the popular cult comic series Scott Pilgrim, and today they finally got to check out the first poster. The film, based on the cult-hit comic by writer/artist Bryan Lee O’Malley, follows Scott Pilgrim (Michael [...]

Youth In Revolt, Miguel Arteta and Michael Cera’s adaptation of a novel that has permeated every Urban Outfitters store in existence, has had its release date pushed back by The Weinstein Company despite getting positive reviews at the Toronto International Film Festival. Instead of being released at the end of next month, it will now [...]

Paper Heart is the quirky indie film most of its ilk want to be. The flick delivers enough quirkiness only to reel itself back in when it feels overloaded, while maintaining its message. It’s aware when enough is enough, and hopes we accept the gimmick it presents. Even with its gimmick, the filmmakers know they [...]

Scott Pilgrim, sounds familiar right? Most likely not? Yeah, I thought so. Recently I was introduced to Scott Pilgrim by a friend of mine, Blanca, who had a majority of the comics. She was ranting and raving at me about how much she liked the comics, which are really funny and good, and how disappointed [...]

Year One wants it’s audience to believe it’s Agent Sands at the end of Once Upon A Time In Mexico. The film blindly fires it’s comedy at us, hoping things will hit us and evoke mountains of laughter. Why shouldn’t it? It’s directed by Harold “Egon” Ramis who’s done some decent comedy directing and is [...]